The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-21

The Trenton IN. j. Daily American, in article un-
der the above caption has the following emphatic decla
ration
The me iody OF the wing party will not, in any
20 for Gen Scot; aud all the ingenuity OF the Gazste
not induce them enlist his follower. The U"io~
phig u Ns~ Jusey vu support The dmoeate onion eordi-
dus for the pres,deney prfsenee 10 Gen Seou. Marx
that prediction :"
In connexon with the above, the American cites from
the Jersey City Sentinel, influential wing paper, the
following rebuke the State Gazette, the central organ
OF the wing party in the State
a. R FILLMORE AND PARTY NEw JERsEY-lu
the State Gazette OF last Friday perceive article
commend the adm nisuation 10 liberal though gen.
eral terms II the Gaz,tte heartily approves ed.
ministraon of Me- Fillmore, why cannot the editor have
courage and honesty orf and ,uqort Mr. FIJI
more for the prsdeney7 lie must perceive
OF General Scout has been responded by
the New Jersey wings lie must certainly know that any
attempt 10 give General Scott the Of New Jersey,
brought he has been by the opponents Of the Com
promise measures at the North, will break the party to
pieces In New Jersey. Mr. Fillmore, IL DOLLY the least IA.
vor were shown him by the State Gazette and few Of
those leading presses which generally act with the Ga
zette would adopted 10y the whole wbg party Of New
Jersey their candidate Yet " Is notorious that boe
very presses which have received the from Mr. Fit.
mofcs administration have done nothing In his favor.
They be governed by the feelings towards the
President which the New York papers under the
control Of Mr. Seward"
We do not a, present recoect TO have before a
distinct admission By wing journal OF the North that
General Scott has been brought out candidate by the
opponents Of the Compromise the basis Of opposition to
that measure Such. however has certainly been the
raj sentiment OF The South founded obvious view oil
the combinations by which General Scotisnomna,on has
been made and the repeated declarations OF his support
ers that in his case, in General Taylors, pledges
were TO be expected by the South
In this point OF view, find in the Richmond En-
quirer statement made apparently with entire conf
dence, which regard quite extraordinary and OF
says;
.Wi they the southern whigsl be dragged into the
support Of General Scott the Seward and Johnston oaudi
date, who Il s positively asserted Is nom bound by sol
,p,n ryedrs 10 stoard 70 su. Letter during the
VASE defining his the great question Of the day
The old game o. initial and conocalmen is TO be
p,actsed by the Seward parry aud General Scott is % De
made to appear all things to all secsns-at the South IN
favor Of Standing by the Compromise measures, at the
North Ia favor OF agitation"
Mr. Senator Seward enjoys everywhere the reputation
Of great adrcitness a political manaser; bat II he
has succeeded ihus early IN exiortng such pledge as
TIN. from General Scott and thus covered his political
heeses with the mantle Of that great military renown,
be has Ger ainy accomplished feat upon which he may
hereafter safely rest his fame taccan in poll.
the thin veil OF ambiguous language which the recent Wing
State conventions The North have tbrown their
determined hostility TO the Compromise.