Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

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THE CANVASS IN TENNEsSEH'
,.,d.,, -, the Nashville Union, at Tank,
vrits. u,der date of the 9TH:
.v,nad a glorious meeting here today. lie sun
! y" ,r an i,nnlellsc crowd Of fair women ana
Ir" mem j. L,tou Bostick made his debut as
rnnorter of buchanan and the Union: lie Is MI
ali line Wing in sentiment, Wing III iceilne, anu nc
NAV say Wing by inheritance, his family aud conhe1
! ions being strong and Influential Whigs-at ieaI'
they were when such party existed MR.. bos!'vS
made most admirable speech. lie '""h inc s'o; ,
that Fillmore and his party in the Morrill, oy Per"'
TING the Black Repubcnus to elect the members oi
Congress aud the Legislatures, had placed nun III ~.
positiou that if elected he would nave u" P"!
| to sustain him. He stated that MIR. Buchanan was
not only available but was souhu' u"e, roa, m.
ing national man. and had the support q! q gre M
| tinna party. His speech caused SOME "i the h"""
Nolhngs TO grit their teeth, aud swear mo
he was offensive i'll his remarks, bur ina! MS AZ
would be irlt in the contest. speeches w "a
made bv Major Love- Mr.. Wagner, and nir' Mcoa,
| vuck aud everything passed OIL wen nv 49, ,.
were very enthusiastic, and they pledged thetse'
TO give q good account ut The pallotooA IL 'o'e
ber.' =,
The Known othing demonstration al Nasl''i'e .a''
week proved to be all utter failure. lie Union
ssys:
"a norton OF the procession yesterday was ue'o,eu
to old Jackson Democrats lneS ,n''' and ,heS
amounted all told, TO twCirf persons: our i'e""S q.
a distance who honor Jackson WI ho'ce inns: ai'"'
here in Nashville near the HERMITAGE III CONVEX
lion OF Middle Tennessee Know N"'n'uss ons nid
| men calling themselves jackson oeio''"'' ''"'"
| be induced to join the procession.
Bolts WITH THE BLACK REPlbLi.AN'.
However incapable of approaching Bolts personal
character Black Republican editors c"rree'! u"ue'
stood his position prr.an end the 'endeh'! VI
his movements. The following article from inc De'
tro;t a9rcr.iscr-a rampant Fremont paper-sh'"s
in wha, esteem Bolts is held by the enemies VI 'He
South 1t is sadly significant circumstance 'n"'
IN. xps,ch which SO e1ces the admiration "t the
E,sck R.nublicau press. was received With applause
by Virginia audience:
louS NJ BOTrS.-lf man could be brouGht
into the world with a heart OF Hane' Tue F'ee "
,r,,unat and nerves of brightest steel lie couiu nor
have struck more trenchant blows Tor Hteu"'"' "'"a
.s w;s,d-J hv Hon John VI. Bolts OH the stump at
Petersburg Viz: uia, the 9Th uIt. lie spoke
f,ur hours ard o course, is wholly nut OF our I's
h,, his scattering rebuke of the Union followers
from Gen. Cuss downward'' should ua ~ w. W
,f every freeman. The New loTk'Iftraid OF Non
,,ay las il in e1terso At the close ot his speech,
he took vote Of the meeting ON the question "t diS
union in case OF the election vi FREMONT, ana among
two Thousand there was unanimous No: Inc 1ieF-
aid says: , |
The speech which Mr.. Bolts delivered, recently,
in the city of Petersburg, on the invitation OF the
Executive Committee of the American party ana
which we publish to-day, IL the tlrs great ana eec
,rsl blow hurled st thuSe who have Improperly as
sumed the championship of the South. MIR. Bolts is
a per.ect Crur de Lion in the lists. Nothing can
withstand the furious impetu"sity OF ms Charge
Nought but retreat to his oyster beds can save poor
lo,i,n Assn
him with his own weapons, brands him with the ep'-
,hc;s of mailman and traitor, accuses han Win per-
vcrting the popular sentiment, hurts scatlns hVec-
tive upon him, and ends by calling HIM miserable
cpr. Poor Wise With ali his faults we canl"t but
have sympathy for him under the laceratiou inflicted
ON him by that tube too-inuch desplsed Bolts
The onslaught altogether too terrible Resistance
was out If the question. Governor 2nattleOum
Wise has succumbed. He has been snufed OUT
of existence by that pi,iless Bolts. Peace TO his
names.
After disposing thus summary Of his principal
victim, Bolts again places his lance IN resi- ana
,hrus,s most mercilessiv at all Wlses brothers N al,
fiction All the sacessiUnst leaders OF The Suutn TAI
aud.r his mighty blows A. the high priest OF 80.
ce.sonism and nullifcstion john Z. Calhoun he de-
clares that all which h. lBottsl b!aIncs Henry Gay
for is tina, he did not allow General jackson 10 hang
Calhoun in 1888. After an epl'odcns history OF me
Missouri Compromise and of its repeal, BDtt' turns
III. attention a. the rival csntGates for the prcs'de
cv He cha-ac,erzes Mr.. Buchanan u tie most hc.
co,nn.Lei Gemarncue alive. with the "xreptl"n Z"
Gen Cas-: aud lie begs 10 be excused from giving |
his s,prubaiivu TO the record which Mr.. rltn"re |
u-.s-uts He would rather, he Gays, III that stg'hg
sarcasm which is keener than two edged -w"rI' |
plead he statute Of limitation IN favor III MI F!i
NOR a. that gentleman has already done i"r MN
elf" Pite-s Is IT'S who spareth ne'ther enemy
nor friend He tell The South that II they t1pcct that
either Buchanan or Fillmore going to favor The tx
TENSION OF slavlry they mistaken; and that hey
AZ. sso mistaken if they think that Fremont Ego
icy 70 disturb that institution. He predicts that there
= il. BE- no election by the people. ana ihat III the
Unu.. Of Representatives the choice would tall on
Ohm e Fremont. Finally, he proposes ihnt among
-. -o.-.-. xhom he has been addrrssing,a vote be
nx.r xt-h-r hsy are in favor Of union or d-unimn'
-, rc..r rho may be elected President, anu mo de-
:.ar'' wa. vrcfrrously and unanimously voted.
HI. meeting, speech and vote give new anu M
.,,..Ic s9ect the question that IL now oe"re Tue
.,..-:rs,, noodle. We have doubt bat that the
fec, 81 ,i- movement OF John Minor Bolts, IN IT.
para ri. be To- bring about one OF the in'' HhPpy
-. .u.scsnt revolutions in the public opinion u the
S,u.i ,!n; Ina taken place in this country for many
y..rs Bots is the right man for the occasion. lie
Ia. bolLn..s eloquence, vigor, intelligence. strength
and -a,rci,v. II. has Southern pluck c"'nbhch WIN
Northern discretion. Whatever may he the result 0t
n. rnu,c., or whether not We believe with Bolts
that Fremont can bs elected by the House. We per-
f.c,ly concur with him, and aIprvve-as every pa
,riut must-th, course which lac has been pursuing
IA Virginia in the present important crlss IN South
affairs
To tAc Ediiors Of he EmqSTcr;
louisville. LEE COUNTY, FA-(
10Th October, 1876.
Gentlemen Ny attention was called some weeks
since 10 REPORT, the purport OF which was, that my
rnme, together with twelve other gentlemen, mem