Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-11

test with n Inan Gl i!Icrca n q .h'iIIN; Ri
under the new government. | "rn'u:e n n
that there il not a T3n i'll hl* district c..
tca. him. liz i Hers Ir'la r!e i';t'c',s;y, ao'
has done SO eli the time, Gnti! this oTd.nanc,
Of secession was passed, aad may safely say
| that iruer mail To The South dors not i've
In that regard sil! further say, that be wa*
originally Wing. n3: 4 SeccsSloaIit; but h.
staEdi to-day wlth every true LIVER I! hi
State and seciion II: is Il u!an Ot the hI :heS
character and the tiacSl intellect. AID will, i
elected. r.1rct honor upon his Stale.
Mr. BoKST Il do NOT wish ~ mention the
neme Of Whig or Democrat. Those par!i
distinctions trust are now 1t Hi emu. Al! VI.
n3T iced is proper men TO represent Is. J
d. net mean to Say one word derdgttory to III,
character ar reputation the gentleman "hosv
| name has j;ist been Introduced here. Imerel,
Wish 10 say that hv is u young man, aud /; 3
member elect vi The Legislature anal therefor,
liable in great degree 10 The same ntj"c,oI
urged short tirie ago against the gentleman
Irom aIl5tte, Or: BorLDISJ
! | trust il S'.lt b? the pleasure orthe CJnvt3
tim TO elcc: Mr. h.s3E, who is known to eve
~ sen.letran prescn. as g.nl!cma1 Of ezpe
lience and worthy Of the cunt lcacs 6f egory
| :; 'thrrn man
| Nr. ELLsorI ;i:lnh II is the Cu.y oi this
ho1y ~ r.cngh;ze tho claims Of t:iose gentle
n.n who Lave large publc experience, and
particular ) these w;!o are knowE 20 have tho
COT. 6GeDcr os tho entire S;s;o NJ ore ca:
doubt that NJ MAsH stands aIDoDg the fir-l
statesman rf Our country. Lie has rad long
experience in the ru,lrc couuc!s oi The ~
tim, aud lia+ enjoyed ~ as grca; an extent rs
any OTHER living nan the confidence Ct the
Sum:h.
tnrk il is iu: 10 him that h. slloui,; nos
he hoaors. with position Ia our "ew Con
ereSs. f. Is due alike 10 hS experience ARD
tddrlity.
SIr. R. II. TcaSEH.-I s!cn'5 no! ssy word
n Connection with tiie tjrct but for The re
'r-rkH uiade by tie geatlai..aa !ro,a Frederick
". CcshAD)
r., s-ited This morning that the nomination
!, ii. Mason would place him in very dig
.grevdb!c aiii I'd: iaasmuch rs Mr.. BjTEiEs was
his i':rmer metaber o? UYn..r ami NJ.
Mason MS immediate ne:ghbc.. ] take t lie.
tine fact Of NJ. RoTxLEHs being n:,aucr U
tho la!e Congress- g;@ts t:c, no c:prc!sl ;!aih'
10 the nomination here. Ii Mr. MASON were =
candidate for the Sr,.ale and could be e!cc!c3,
| IS il is wei: known he could hc, Contend tia.
hS claim f9r election nov il, il anything, supe
rior to that Of Mr. B3TELgN. The distinctions
which me gentleman 6ouii teign tlras between
Lae former and the present Congress, ran bard
/; be said to exist in tho Confederate Congress,
because all lhe po~ers residing i'll lie former
Senalc aud H5use Of Representatives, are now
vested III one body ia the Confederate States
Cover nm.nt This view has been presented
| by himself IN this Convcntiou III practical
form, for we fad that while ne applies this
rulo Of preference to Mr E:TsLEs Us it wouii
appear, i: Vole; against two old mcn!b"rs--
! Messrs. DEJAESErrE ana P.YoR aud fur NJ.
SCOTT wbo is not al Old member, SO that b.:
car oNs5 ANSWER iaa! arSnnIrnt h} putting h:a
practice against his vroiessinlis.
need :lls sgy a5;!tiGg IN communication ot
III: Mason becaa,e his l:'ge experience mus;
necessarily b. SLG .l:nt Recommendation c!
him slthout any ADDITIONS! cr;og? ircn NE.
am aax;ouS, WITHOUT tueauin!, to say any
thing dsrogatory to M". B.rELER tia! wr s!.oul,i
hare t:!e 1cncft o! Mr. MaSpy's Iergc cxpe:i
cncs. AZ t. his beinr Uaioa uiln, sav
nothing coon tna, subj"ct He, n1S wiki cs,
aud no casn doubts his integrity.
trust :, wIi o. the pleasure Of TIE Con
sen,ion to e:c: bin TO lie politon L: III C.
le has beer nominated.
IIr. CONRAD, "i Frederick. ! h:d npt II
tertgd ta Urer ny Fps npon III : n"rn;G'-i'',;:,
hecauac ol the .eaaGa w''i@.' ! s'e."i u~e
and tho d.!iMse position in when / .nl placed.
The zca.lctnln has raised tals argument as ting.
something that fell from NE this morning
sta!ai, ii reply - tho nomination OF Inv
friend, Mr. Mason, ihat his nomination. !er the
district would place lae in an a"kw:rd post
Lion, that Intended III noIu1a;e Nj. jTiLLM
and hence t6Jk No part IN tht n1-:!'ai:ion ci
either. Tae nomination Of Mr. BJTELC. hes
becn urnds hare by another gentleman, SO tia:
have had n, part in the matter.
Mr. CARTEa CT iDuduun-l know bo.!
thee g"nrlsnlea very well. v ]! state As re
cards NJ Bo1g..ER th.l be was elec:ed in tia
iStric. ;7rr one Of Inc inast popular n-n Ii
the district, and tnat le would nave been c'ec
cd again withau. opposition ii the Government
Ead remained rs il was.
The gentirm,n from Page (N-. BoEsT) rc
maj k"d ihst Mr. BoTELEe is young man.
would STATE that Mr.. BgTELER is grand. fa;he'
At least SO th.nk-for he las children mar
rid, sad is enc o: .ac mrst promising men q
the Commonwealth. and is in every selso q
true hearted son oi Virginia. belars he has
IS warmly al heart all the interests Of Virginia
snd all that is meant 10 carry her through her
present diff ,ui;ies az any MAJ you conid send
- represent her interests in tho Congress O.
tn" new Confederation.
Mr.. " SrAcue From my slight acQr:a
lance With Nr. R>rfLEe, | have : f:vasaais
opinion cf hin; b:r 1t DOES seen 10 luz that ;
simple net ui Justice fraTl this Convention &c
q,iires the election Of NJ MAs,S
Mr. iAsaN has from the beginning beer
one OF the l>sdiag men IN this Southern move
nen., which places Virginia where she nos
is. IL has been befors the Convention fni
this pnsi.ihn already, and if you Tjc2t hin
aow, tf;ins yuu pass 81 iadrec. censur'
upon his p:s. cnnrsn II a:Gais 80 NC 10 l.:
me duy o: the C5a"cGt;on 20 elect hin to .at
rev Congress.
NJ TcRXEg.-I desire - say single %oit
- reply 10 tie gentleman. In V9iii,g uPri
:.es. nominations, | nave nn'. il Il single ir
starca. acted in {. l.ar.isan ...:'it Ia rsSar.
. the nomination Of Mr. Ma ~, desire t
.,ndnrso the ro-i:ion Of the :;:nIletatn from
Niddlesey (Mr. N"NTAGuEj It The r: pcaie;
ri ,c:ians. BY this Convea'ln of thar d'stin
gIiShed Vlrs nl.n may pradn the moS! NJ
h,ppv cG.c. upon the minis u! tho rrooe o
this State. and perhaps lead 20 dissatisfaction
.f.rinnate IN is results.
NJ. CARTER -TrI can elect him at l!rge.
Nj Tu!:SER-if ynu give III: All assurancc
arn mating 70 c-r'latr, ,i:at ic VII DC electe;
81 urge a'n willing to 80 :ucin the noIn' m
ton Of Mr. BorELEg W. know that Mr. Ma
SON has beer greatly abu.e:I, but for @has &C
We ask Gentlemen | will rrll them. Fer hi
manly stand in defence cf southern Ti!hs.-
Ehe wors. that ias been 0r can be said is, :ha
~ IN some occasions, he .uly hive baen ove
ze ,!ous N h2 :s!oY in behalf Of he Scu o. ali;
# that IS il fant, i:'r ouc caa overlook !. =
Npw, sh ,uld Mr. BoTEi.Ea sEo is the jnnio
Of Mr.. MA:oH, 53 allowed 10 take Trccsdenc
Of him 10 lie C"uf:dIrate CcEgrs5? Taer
i, no reason under ,di uaav-n As 20 la:
ides, that ha is tie preference Of the district
the m9s! popular Nan in The district-it ma
be accounted tor in the manner in winch th
Democratic, party has ne,s bcs'r" in var!9u
; instances af qnarrc!ins among themselves
A, mt r,ter a word pf ,liSnsrn.r,npn