Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-14


YEARS AND TOTAL REPEAL OF Az NJ AIas T Tf
CONGRESS On THE SuBlE s;i MINI i''l'''''"
Tn, above scnrmen, is Gen Scorrs We have it in his
own Handwriting. his slsnature-d Ph1dds4"a rem
sytranian.
WILLIAM R. KING AND THE BANKRUPT Law"
We copy the following little editorial from late number
the "Lynchburg Virginian :"
''Odious Bankrupt Law, as Wing measure II Is wei
enough such circumstances 10 lei The people Kno"
that w R. King the democratic candidate Tor the wee IRE
sidency 1852 voted for tina, Identical measure-odions
as u.s. He also voted for the UNITED States Bank Cha
which that party consider the strongest proof OIL eu
eralsm sustained
Is the statement here pointeiy and deliberately made hn
William r. King 'poed for that identical meaSure-'odiOus
a, it is" true point of faci II ia nnt for here Is he
vote upon that identical BILL, and 10 it We call attentions
AYEs-Messrs. Barrow, Ba,es, Berrien Choate, Clay Of
Ky CLAYTON Dixon, Evans Henderson, Huntington, Kerr
Merrck Miller, Motehsad, Mouton, Phelps, Porter Sim
mons, Smith OF Indiana Southard, Talmndge, Walker
White, Williams, WoodbrIdge and Young, %
Massachusetts. Allen. Archer, Bayad, Benton, Buchanan
Calhoun Clay OF Ala, CuthbeT,, Fulton, Graham, KING,
Linn, McRoberts, Nicholson PIERCE, Pren'iss, Rves
SEWER Smith Of Conn., Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury. and
Wnght-2S.
We call upon vrginan and the Wing papers that CO.
pied the show themselves right correct their
public record confess 10 an attempt to
njue public in the face Of facts 100 notorious 10
be perverted.
Blu, two democrats voted for the "cdous" bankrupt law
instructions from the Wing Legislature OF his State The
measure them was Wing MEASURE and the Wings will
have to bear tortured and chatei they already
are under the Establishments of public indignation on nc
count Of other Gins
The vote on Mr. Cllys Bank BILL passed three days after
the passage Of the Bankrupt Law. stands the record
thus:
YEA..-Messrs Barrow Bates, Beriien, Chon'c Clay OF
Kentucky, Dixon Evans, GRAHAM, Henderson, Hunting.
ton ke., Mangum. Merr"k, Mier Morehead Phelps For
ter Prentiss Preston Simmons, Smith Of Indiana South
ard Tamadee, White, and Wocdardge-2a
NAYs-Messrs Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay
Of Aaoama Fulton, KING, Linn MetoOerI., Mou,on'
Nicholson PIERCE. Rives, Sewer Smith OF Connecticut,
Surgeon Tappan, Walker, Williams Woodbury., Wright,
Young-23.
By way Of little grape give the vote the bill
for bbiug Whiegcry with the proceeds OF
the public lands alias tho Distribution Bill passed August
26th, 1871:
YEAs.-Mesers Archer, Barrow, Bates B'yari, Reren,
Choare Clay OF Kentucky Clayton Dixon Evans, Ora
HAM, Anderson Huntington, ker, Mananm, aer'ics'
Miller Morehead Porter, Ph.a>. Prentss Rves Simmons,
Smith OF Indiana, Southland, Ta!lmadec, Woodbrldse-26
NAYS Messrs Allen, Benton, Buchanan Calhoun, Clay
,o 10 Nicn"son PIERCE pres,on, Soviet smith Of Con
nec,icut Sturgeon, ranpan, Walker, Williams, Woodbury.
Wright and fonng-23
Lastly complete the picture here is quotation from
General SCOTS great circular letter u October 25h, l54l
"LRAprSo MEASURE. THE EXTRA SESSION oF
CoSeREss-If the honor at vnte that occasion,
would given in favor of the LAND DisrRIBuToS BtLt
the BASKRUPT Bill and the second BILL chEAriSd FISCAL
CoRPoaATioS.''
The conclusive record given above presents the clear
est plainest AMI strongest why the people oil
Virginia. and all good Republicans everywhere, who
have any regard for the maintenance of the Consttu
ton the welfare of the coufederacy and the prcscr
walton Of public and private morals should repudale Scott
and Graham and cordially rally TO the support of Pierce and
kim We thank the Scott organ for giving ns the oppor-
,uny of demonstrating the fidelity Of glorious cand
,bo chad D Eirptni
the hand the nsoandness and unftnes of Scott and
Graham receive any su2pn at the hands of Virginia
any other portion OF the conledesacy
MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIEWS.
Every day and more satisfies US that the Wing party
crumbling pieces from its own ro'lenness-rom liz
ready 10 sacrifice principles for the sake Of avaa
blllty "spois and power TO prove our position
need 90 farther than the pregnant admissions Of sterling
Wings themselves most remarkable instance is be
found below taken the Washington Republic Tha,
paper publishes IAN Oh Whig" because il comes from
Wing and gentleman who be nothing else" What
does IAN Old Wing" thus endorsed by the Central Scott
organ say1 He boldly declares that the domination Of Gen
Scott VIRTUALLY dissuves the Wing party" that it
certainly lead free soil abolition party established
the great party of the free States and that the real n
ton OF the ruling spirits in that he Whig Convention
by the nomination Of General Scott ana The rejection Of
Mr. Webster and Mr.. Fillmore TO destroy the national Wing
party"
In publishing hi. strong article Republic virua ly
agrees with the writer Tina, paper says:
"The whig party have DONE certainly desired
but all parties have DONE and will do through
all time when playing for such stake the presidency
They thought General Scott stronger than the partytha
he would NIL the whls in the country, and many
besides among whom the patriotic sen
would be than that of party. His deeds in
have been of that kind which dazzle and carry
their heart and captive; while his ea studies hs
large experience among civilians and The talents which he
has exhibited in diplomacy and negotiation demonstrate his
fitness for civil administrations They thought that with
such leader vct Try would be certain while with any other
whs in the present state of parties and The country The
contest would be al best doubtful We believe that
majority OF the late Wing Convention were honestly OF
,his opinion
Now, in avowng its disagreement from action of the
Convention, does not tho Republican really negative The
favorable qualities OF General Scos nomination. claimed
by "the ruling spirits" Seward Bouts & Coz
Before reading the mastery views Of IAN Old Wing"
ak Southern Wings 10 peruse tic following circular u
Daniel Janer ESQ., Of Mary land Wnig who served with
distinction In Congress and in diplomatic service abroad
de, too patriolicaly rises above party repuiaies Gen
sral SCOTS nomination and his antSou,hern tricky
associates, and, along with Toombs, Gcutry and
most OF able Southern Wings proclims the concIu
sive reasons why he sustain the Seward Ticket
With the moral force OF all these WING demonstrations
bearing down upon The Scout ticket 10 il not madness
Scoes 10 expect 10 carry single Southern Stale for
Scout Their strOnges! not oas engaged in c2u.
dating their ticket, ou: furnishing powerful weapons
with which from the field IN Of Seward
Greeley and ThacLe Stevens:
HON. DANIEL JENlFER's LETTER TO A FRIEND
PoR7 TOBACCO, MD, Areusr 10, 1852
My DEAR SIR Yours Of The 9th inst, Is about the 18th
letter have received vi simlir import desirlcg 10 know
whethSr il is my intention support the nominee OF
late Wng National Convention for President" &c, lm,ne
dlatey after the adjournment Of that Convention address
ed eler President Of the Convention, stailng IN
why could in support Of that nomina
ton Tina; letter ared being sent as directed IRON
difference the opinions and wishes Of friends for whom
entertain gn regard. Finding your and other LEI
ers that nv silence has been msnerpreGed and that
not remain In quiet retirement without being subjected &c
unjust anmadveIsons will frankly tell you what my
opinions. SIS 10 leave couo Whatever my
Allow me here 10 pr mise that There many, very many
who agree with in opinion, who restrained from
pressing from The decucy OF their position having
members Of The Wing National Convention, members oil
Congress- and others representing Wing constituency
The National Mig Convection having nominated can
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