Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-15

mony in the case Of White, tried ioi INC
Fitzpatrick. -
s,.,. ef Politics In New Xerk-saenor"'
ac~st-Nexs Prcsfacncy.
a, of en- that We trouble excellent readers
readers that win 60 every where with us-reaoer'
that lave and idolise a. macha - we 40 them-wnA
IN. airty subject Of politics. But there are umes-
and now and then in century crisis turns up-tnat
such men a. are may effect great anu goou
and moral purpose. This time 10 the presens-
N.v York CITY and state the scene-and Winfield
Scott the mantle man under whose banner ancient
chiv.lry. pure morality, and better age may be
revived
On this subject we find most curious and impor-
tant article in the Albany Argus" 1t is reply to
an article in the Evening Journar'-the "Argus"
being the organ Of the democratic party, as the
sJournai is the srgan ofthe wing party in this state
respecting some ridiculous stories about the en-
oampment at Trenton. The only material part-aad
a very natural one it is-is the following singular
disclosure
With regard to Gen. scorr, need not that we held
him in the highest respect A. gallant seer and accom-
phed citizen enjoys the confidence and regard Of the Ae-
ricsn community He has perfect right present hnsel
his friends present his candidate Tor the Chief
Magracy at this time and at any He Bat DO the iede
raj prints this state lat rate those that originated and
have given the false coinage which we have nailed
the eounter believe that he will obtain the nomination at
Harrisburg Will they support his professions to such ON
naon7 Does any doubt they the friends Of Mr. Clay
they will urge him upon that Convention BY every e.
fort Of arti6ce Ii he there nominated
no power prevent his eectonsay the federal
organs 50, then surely pswer in the whig ranks
ought his nomination. for he under such circum-
stances decidedly the great avaiab whereas earthly
spower elect Clay whether here nominated or not
But as, that little Gen cannot approach ..m M
the engines Of intrigue and bargain will be brought TO the no.
niuatioa Of Mr. Clay The federal vote in the Convention
from this already pledged to him. He may count upon
il with the certainty with which the automaton sseys the I'M
polling mechanism, the instrument the hand which directs
Rochester Democrat ALBANY Daily Advertiser" and
ALBANY Evening Journal nothing and will csme to
nothing II is paltry ar6ce by which i is hoped to throw
dust in eyes the friends Of Gen Harrison the one
hand and detach and then friend Of the
ton on the Other Du. viii no . OF, % ro the
coil-.7Dsny .frgus
More is meant in this than meets the eye. Here
is the democratic and wing organs Of New York,
equally talking of General Scott the great man Of
the age-and in fact admitting that he is the patriot,
the statesman, and the good man. The "Argus,"
indeed, charges upon the "Jcurnal," that the wings
do not to support General Scott, probably be-
the Argus" wants to appropriate that distin-
guished man to its party But we can tell diff
ferent tale. The tohoie state government, Governor
Se,card and all, are for General Scott. They are
So from any love to the man, bat for the love OF
their Offices. Under the banner Of General Scott,
they retain their ascendancy in New Yerk-the
names Of Clay, Harrison, or Webster, are feeble
sounds in this state, and they know it, II cacu-
lation Of interest altogether. New York, in the Ma
tona Convention, will 60 to for General Scott
and unless the other states go for General Scott aso
the wing party will not simply be deeated-it will
be routed throughout the Union There's no mis-
take in this. Henry Clay May travel to Niagara and
ufofar- ~I~r-s.oa ot1SaA Jaoss, ..e- rv~of- thn
reach it,
The "Argus" may rest assured tina; the parade
Of General Scott's name" in New York, is idle
parade. But we can take. Nothing alarms Van Blu
zen and the locofocos much the name Of Gene
raj Scott, and well they have reason to be so. He
goes ahead-and no mistake. In placing General
Scott in the presidency, We have the pledge of
turn to sound principles in neras, in politics, in e.
nance, in every thing.