The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-26

From ,ns Boston Daily Tines, Angus, -.

From ,ns Boston Daily Times, August -
The wings endeavoring 10 console themselves loI
the action OF the democratic convention oy w1ng IONS
articles on It's proceedings, IN when .hey aooi 70 enei
thai action appeal 10 gentlemen oil
cua and rather eccentric notions to come over TO their
help Considering that The gentlemen TO whom they are
looking Tor .d and an ,he most bitterly sS"sea by The
whss for many years. inclined TO the opinion that
the seton OF the wings ridiculous II is possible oI
il TO be- After they have heaped every conceivable cpl
th< Of abuse upon democrats and have represented them
~ being totally destitute OF morality in either pubic or
private life they graclously inform them hai ,nsS MN
gerry out of that slough Of despond into which he Is
ing, through the nolerable weight OF that burden ~ @
which be has accumulated through very long dna
xulaTly vicious existence Being well ngh up 10 ny
in the slough, and utterly unable TO exrcae hmse rom
destruction. this same egoseal person. whose VANITY
not the approach OF death can lessen, eAois ose
whom he has made the objects OF his poisoned shais 10
kindlv null him out or 10 perish with him There is no
.uch thing sounding s depths u o. wing ,%?u-
dsnes Take The '1ss i w p mss' ,be not nm
forter in this their hour OF most desperate fortune.
He is TO save them from perishinE. Yet i IS not a
since ns e an o. an h ~
whose advancement 10 some station worthy OF his emf
nent talents. through their own downfall they were most
be will make B. F. nalleu Judge Of our highest court
il an opportunity shall offer !" beloved the wings in
October last. The cry from the wing press, ogi
mating with the Atlas, and echoed from every wing
caucus and convention that was held Ii was put down
~ certainty that the gentleman named would be made
audgs that he the last person who should be made
and that the hs os sGl be pi bs
pointing him Judge Now they look TO him for such
aid alone afford them chance of escaping from
destruction They wish to obtain help FROM and are con-
tent to their existence to, man whom they de.
nounced not year SINCE not being nj to be Entrusted
with place where he might be called on TO decide on
the lives and property of his fellow clzens They even
expect more they expect that be shall aid in placing in
the ascendant that particular section of whsgery which
he most dskes. and whose presses have always been
the most forward IN abusing him for no one can doubt
OF the Atlas and nthrop section OF the wing party be
ing dominant in that political organization. We have
introduced Mr. Haletrs name only for the purpose Of IL
Illustration. We have wished to show by what a base
spirit whiggery is animated
The wings will have quite enough TO do in managing
their affairs Whatever elements OF dssenson there
may. have been among their enemies, they were as
nothing compared with the OF trouble that exist
among the wings themselves There our readers
I are called the Winthrop party and the
VALLEY party and the who lead these two factions
hate each other with far bitterness than they both
time it was doubtful which of these factions would
manage get the control Of the wing party One day
it seemed If Mr.. Winthrop to be the future leader
VALLEY would shine through the clouds OF late, things
have been very decidedly tending in favor OF Mr. Win
trop, until is now plain to all that be must be the whg
he is the choice of large majority OF the country
wings clear to be disputed Even the Daily Adj
veftsea paper that rarely takes any part in The inter-
nal disputes OF its paryhas avowed itself in favor OF
our late representative. Matters must change most
remarkably during the next two three weeks if Mr..
Winthrop be nominated. All the attempts that have
been made to bring forward third person on whom
the wings might unite have proved the competesl failures
This quarrel would be of much importance if simply
concerned Mr.. Winthrop and Mr.. VALLEY; but il SO hap
pens that these gentlemen represent the two hostile ideas
concerning which wings now fighting MIR. Win
throPs nomination will be justly held PRACTICAL con
demnation Of the OF Mr. Webster and that OF Mr.
VALLEY equally strong approval OF Mr. Wessters
coarse II has in certain quarters been suggested that
Mr. Winthrop should be nominated, and that the same
convention should pay Mr. Webster a :. compliment y
that 10 say, that the abolition wings shall be grathed
by the nomination of gentleman who is supposed to
better represent their ideas than any other wing who has
been spoken of for the place and hen 10 break the real
supposed force OF his nomination. resolution IN favor
Of MIR Webeers course, and therefore endorsing the iu
gitive-sav law, will be presented and adopted The
nominaon-the real and solid thing-wil be for the
northern face Of the party the ideal thngthe resolve
will be for the southern face OF il, We can tell the
South, however that such resolve will mean nothing
At all and will be adopted only for the purpose OF pre-
venting rupture in the wing party in this State. Mr.
Websers supporters will be satisfied with anything
short of a 4" compliment mbodyng sentiment which
will be RESPONDED by one fourth OF the members OF
the whig party here. That " compliment will be the
shadow which the wings will allow the Webster to
enjoy in consideration of being themselves allowed TO
monoPolize the substance.