Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-25
MR. ROTTS In BALTIMORE.

hs n,a,orm of the Whg Convention is the only plausible
excuse rcsoed by the Whg press TO Induce refractory
Whps of the South up their words ana cast lhe
votes for Gen. Scott Mr. Bots II is generally admitted
was the great agont in producing Southern detecuoh
enough TO sacrifice Fillmore and nominate Gen Scott WI"
be believed that Mr. Bolts among the most active op
nonen,s Of the adoption of compromise platform nov 80
much crowed Overt The fact is thus boldly proclaimed In
the Repub,ic Mr. Fimores special organ-a journal whose
h,e,,a were brouuh, 10 play faror of Mr. Botts in one
of his congressional cunvasses We urnsa Inc ntomahon
for the benefit Of the Wings Of this District
!, on,c,rs that Mr. Bo,t, voted four times for Mr. Fill.
and then publicly complained that hs colleagues from
this district hwared him in his purpose 10 vote io oen
Scott They promptly replied that they would take the re-
spou.ibity Of their conduct:
lspecia Correspondence Of the Washington Republie.]
BALTIMORE June IS.
A couple of days ago /. ntimated that Mr.. J. NJ
BORIS (Vrgnia) hgurng amongst the opponents q
.snntoos in Tuesdays meeting of Southern delegates
HE readiness TO DO guided by o
Variability; and the same policy vas further developed 's
morning in motion pdsng the convention TO support the
nominee irrespective of personal predictions or sssoca-
lions The motion to-day was made by Mr. Boris ss an
amendment resolution introduced oy Mr. DAVIS forl-
da 10 the effect that the convention would support no man
whose opinions the Compromise there exists
doubt In OF The expected report OF the Platform
Commitee il was deemed advisable to defer discussion on
Ee mini raised By Mr. DAVIS and both motions were there
Gnre ;,hdrawn Whether they will be revived or not the
.ora ,,W remain sufficiently condenHa!ory oj Mr. Bos-
elected If history speak truly as Compromise dsegae and
n. mrs, 10 rsntrs aemptto subrer s ComPro-
mise a test question: n,,e =.
The a,rv adjournment of tho Convention Afforded f.ci-
s, for active ousice eicconeeng and nll paues have
'aooieu " ''' ' HALF PAST SIX, p. NJ.
Mr. Rufus Choate has riveted tbs attention OF lae
vast audience By eloquent speech in support OF ne
nromise resolution. He dwst the proprey Oh eicinE
from The recognised organs OF the two great parties ON
preston opinion in support of measure n
interests the country and having paid tfoute 70 e
ton OF the Democratic Convention In the matter
hope that the Whg pOr,y would assert It's nallonay WIN
At eas equal determination. He regarded tue resolve VI e
emocrais and the anticipated resolve OF the wings
nroof that the of sectional agitation viii hereafter o
haniehed from both organizations and in hat regard a
on,rantee for the future peace of tho Union he ore" aoM
Tremendous applause" by quotation OF one OF r
declarations upon this subject and rdicnled the 'rleSe
NJ ,otcians uho roould sacrifice principle 10 eone't'a
~ g,aJ , of factions North and South In this conne3
@ no anoke of men who TO platform, ane
@ ed nm the efficacy of 'etters in breeches pocse
; ,hs South of their soundness This supposed refer
enee 10 Gen Scorr called up Mr. Bolts who charactezee
H. as "low fling" and said that ' the auSlon tc breece
pocket letters had personal aPpeaton ne ook On
seIf 10 deny it," Then he added
ing Mr. CHoArE-"Does the gentleman know oL any o"
eiter9 The Scorr delegates cheered iusy ana 'en
we're counter cheers Mr. DAVIS tla quleuy
81 do know that there is In the hanos OF sen'ea
from vour own State" Mr. BORIS Responded lal 1ie az
dressed the gentleman from Massachusetts not 'h0 0n' ''0