Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-12
Richmond Erqu!rsy.

f~-r.D lSvUSnSS 81 sES 80
LONDON, July Is, 1885.
=, ,,. ,-.sorcs Of sr,cl, nominations Ia have been
,,o6. fo- The Presidency. cai any cl'Ia.i OF q saw
LuIIiur STATE he al II !nsS /" Know ia WEI i!''''''D
he shall di.riiarse lis da'y on the in "' ->"'c"hott
Tn, South has prucl.irIci ie platform aIil u us
tin.uisl,cG persona. c Of u unIi-sievoGo'hiiiS S'''e ia.
accepted IT, Internationally Ii that platform u ,m.
not sufficient strength 10 secure iiiis pesSonnsv
Presidency, the slsvehoidins States Will nave "a, ND.
,akcable evidence before their eyes ut their n'ha:.ic
siti"n in the Cnion, and consequently! q"
y" :, s n "r"S l".r ;" nv VIEW that Mr.. Fiii'n"tc IT,
nut IN receive a solitary electoral r"."m,I, .r even u
AoiIiHc Siute. II i GacSti"hac'" ne nuc o.! item
tickle; will h- arranged tor a." r. this sha'! be the
that will stand until November. - vii he forced to
Ems. .Is ,u,st r!amnrrus advocates WV. y, oh.
admit that he has not the si'n,..,i c,I,eor. Is there.
tanning n ihs)'siE, ~ va, STAT. 80 iui,hicss 10 liz inter-
'"e"' "', -, lis vote upon HIM ou'n " P'o''
ISIS "a ,LJj ~. prwciicuily ro'iii= Tor iIeG'S""'sm,
arr, "r :" ticket cannot tail, II i 90 H"' cH'e.
u n,n- ..,;mafe Southern pairi"iiSIn' !" Gun!
g'"u-t! "noi nlJiu,e state rs n"ainst Col. Fremont
r'tls ,rh ne he has consented 10 become the cHh,h
ui"n ~ aboii,ionisn. or that winch Is pre'.! hn".H ~.
i,ne thing. tree.sniilsm! ] will unarr,aHe u go,
lar, and elsewhere, that there is no: one slh'tn"iuinS
Sts,e that will no, Indignantly array itself, with am
pos cr, against the demora'lH.ng platform uP"n ""N ;"
Col. Fremon! has been placed by the aoo.i''oh's''
and free sellers. .uc
Col. Benton is making q desperate eliort ~ ue1uS
| oil, US NOOK % US CTbbh - -.
heusions that either his wiles or his sn!ies WIN. sue,
coed. His caioliuss and his rantIsss VIII oe Lase ~
for what they are worth. \" more ahu u r"t
about Is much Us would ho his aGvlce 10 'He n',"up
Of Canterbury to turn Cal'ioic' IL ' ~ nMnhnn.
n.,rnwa6 dow. as il assuredly will, to Mr. bucha"-
An and Col. Fremont, the latter Will nor receive '"oIe
votes in Missouri than the former Will III MaSsas"u'
sr,;s, proportionately 10 their re,PechSe foPa'a'
The entire vote q. tho S.G'e!lu!u'!is S'as'' 49,.
IN l!0. This may confidently be relied upon iot thc
Democratic ticket, IT,, Us / have .e': TrkeI' ! Go ho'
rla,e TOO high an appreciation. Upon sout,eiH p H'i'
nri;.n. twenty mine more viii eject It. fenns?lva
MIA aud California can furnish ilsu'' 1 s"Ii o' VIC
appointed ii they do not.
fErnTn what Ir,sh in the newspapers on tho sub
iac. Nr. Fillmore, s.eu,. 70 be very muciI avcr'e 10
withdrawing. his uaue from ine ii' u G"''u'ua,ea.
VIVA, can he expect The N"r'h G'ter'y rep"u'"tes
him, He is uEi-rcp;aEle 10 the Sontii. & Woa!a oe
~ 'rIraLle far T.nu,..se-. Kentucky, Maryland. or
D.iou;.re. 10 vote for him, with such Si issue u 'he
| N,riL, has raised, - il would be Tor either Oh ''i'sr
S,,,a. ~ ynt, for Col. Fremont. N"ae OF them WIZ
do So ;rait"rousa :h!nS, unless, liaseu, Ines "'''"'
! irniforous 10 the Institutions al tIl= Suutu. Z,
! r-ioice tiIut III. hour ID q. last 81 nchr III NUM-
for the slayeho!dins States 10 measure tnir strength
viii the enemies Of ;ti Constitution !t~ c'a''"''"'
demora,izers Of oar rational SYSTEM oi government,
; In such a contest | have no iraI- LOT u Iii ~. =
believe they will triumph, bu, ever! cs!eat WI! % a
victory. lfi.ee. soilism should rule The de.'I'i's' %
the Union 10. the neat :Gr: years, d"wnr'g,' H%''''
riouiSn would assu:cG!y - iIs successor. 1ot' fte-
mont's election, 4 II sha!i occur JAZZ ~ ~ y ,Is
sigual for disuuion. &: bis defeat. @'c"rd!nT 10 ne
..nr;,car,s Of n p:u.niG-G.t New York Journal ""u!u
be ,l.. FINAL Of the tree.soiieis cor repairing irouA lie
ballot. buYps to the rIt:! ..
The elevation OF Col. Fremont 10 ti.e -Ios'ucn.!
,rouId rrslis, the most Glsrnin. fnre6od!nss >!eE ell.
,.r,.;n.i by any OF the founders o: oar government
uf irs s,luta-y WORKING. II would be an event 'h"'
even The puiitica! sasGcii" al ia'r!eh iishts NV"
concentrated. /; would. 10 al inI-His ana pu.p'sce,
he iho creation Of a Regency: aud the su'Dec''oh %
Il, N..,y b, .h.p uIn nj elrI " AtZ"lll "a NJ NSHf-
~ ,ysr ms .ubir c,ci 20 before! Inc reign oi Tue
King OF Naples - scarcely ::o:e @esP""c tnah "ou'u
b. the reign OF Col. Benton. lads!nl from ms anlecc
dents. He seems 20 have been porn Tor q DIc'a'"f'
and h, will have attained his destiny II ts son
;u.law is elevated 70 the Presidency. Col. Fremont
would no: dare say his soul was Ills oWh IN ue pre-
s.rce OF The august Regent, vii" would Do al the
,Aigkiug and all he Gct,hg. Inflated more fhan ever
his consequence, il his brain would bear more
inf alioI,. he would ''averss himself OF ms ADVERSE
Res" with = rsmvrse.essness at which King Bonlbo
woald shudder. -
". have of a truth fallen on evil times, The FIRE.
mont movement is emiGen;:y worthy OF the oesrayer
If the SOuth-of the renowned Missouri renegade To
is South. He may we'll claim the igncbie prier
aitv OF it, and again exuliin.ly eHclaim: SOLITARY n";
,iune | pu, this tall in motion But II Is r JAIL
will no where roll except on polluted Srodnd.-
Patriots spuru i; a. they wvaid spurn II hydra.headed
monster. Ii is q lit muchirc for lis invcniur-l may
add all "infurnal' machine iCr the DESTRUCTION OF t'ie
Lnion-to he employed by the Summers ana the VIZ
song, the Wades, .the CnGseS, the Irunbuus, and other
'eckIess political adven,ureTs, Tor unduing q hePHo'
ic.
In view of the conspirscies ana coalitions which
rave been formed for the overthrow OF the lustltu'
ion of the s!aveholdIng States, ie! me iInp.ors them
% s:and united 0e the 9Th OF November. Col. :re
mont, | am certain, will not got a vote IN eltner, ana
! would he l::,le less than ira'riclde in auy one oi
hem 10 throw away lis strength on Mr.. Fillmore.
II l. proper iGc me to remark that Mr.. Buchanan
yas moi ny ;asorIte irr tie Presidency, r''"r 10 Eis
IL his accc.tG.&e ui & platform "h!ch
a.e;s my uugGeiitied appreciation, ! 'heeriu'iy &c
:rpteu hNn a. LAY cunalGu!". |
cannot close this letter without con1r.iatatIrg
he siareho.ding States upon tie a!in"s; ioih! f:*Gv-
pcs.aucc cf the war .p"c;s upon III" p'.ilcH! sS'es'
which were ,a.cnirr"d by :@s differences between
t.py!aud unI America. Al C~S,stuc questions be
,yx,,.o In. two counties wiii be niEiGhG'y H:ii oi'-r'i
adjusted. i has been til" SOUL! ;ti.' ha~ Key; '!!t
,,.nc,. from being broken. EnI:and could nn; afford
20 J., withnu: It's products and it, markets. IL j. al!
in AL 20 her. f. is not only the main source ol her
nr,su.-i;v, but her very life bread. Let tt' Union
be divided ana England woi.: lose no nm III ,ha!cn'
ling whicl. portion "t It she was prepared 10 cherish
There is AN identity of .i,teres; between her manu-
factories and our Gotten fields which She well "ioaSI
understands. They are natural a!iles-recIproca!!y
benefited in the intel course OF their products.
A; last the ;iuIid Oh E>partero has r-;r"G IN dS
rust from the Presidency of the Spanish Miils;ry.--
III, ambitious O'Donnc! has taken .Eh place. Al
fairs il. Spain are assuming Il serious asp.r;. Don
.n.li has no este.c.l for the Queen, ana l should not
h. surprised il, through his Vaccinations, she should
y. forced 10 abt!ca,e. The affair with Mexico il said
+, be aiiusrcu, bu, ODonncii, nos that he ru!es with
urrestrausd sway, may rip It open again. ft's most
cherished dream is said 10 be, the re conquest OF
Mexico, and the creation vi Il Spanish lake ont vi Inc
Gulf
Inst az | an closing, intelligence has arrived that
Madrid is in @ state OF lnsurrect!ou, ana that Tue
"'' W "f AGRICOLA.