The New York herald., 1851-07-13

WARRINGTON; July u, fcol.
Gen. Scott the Presidency, and the Wing Paty-The Fag.
tire Siare Lar NOT the Red Question Something Of much.
Larger Capacity at the Bottom Of the Southern Ds6sesio.
The Northern Wigs Operating in support efth, Seces-
sion Party ef the South.
1t Is very common sayipg here, where General Scott
Is met with every day that he looked better In his
life. when he returned from Mexico he jaded
wasted; indeed fer large be thin from the
terrible chronic diarrbca Of the Teres Calientes The
nomination Of fGeneral Taylor in lsis did not much i'm
prove the health OF the Generalin Chief and in lss9
when the cholera spreading over the length and
breadth Of the land he content to remain at West
Point, seldom venturing down into the trough n the
Hudson for fear Of the invisible pestence which filed
the atmosphere slsng the water level. hut how
splendidly he has filed up lie to have fat.ened
since the Lancaster Conventions and the resolutions of
the whig party Of Ohio will doubt add fifty pounds
more to his majestic proportions. General Scott in
bri, is the prominent whig candidate for the vhg
nomination Of ls52-he knows it, and he feels his
Ills whole bearing and the soldier like dignity With
which he spreads himself shov In the most Satisfactory
that he knows his position, that he feels he k
In point Of TACT he knows he Is to be the whg candidate
Of 1882 and feels that he Is 10 be elected such IL the
position Of General Scott aud you rely upon that
he viii take his soup hereafter with proper debsration
and crcumspection lie will probably explain his letter
play hob with him among tie Dutch and Irish He VIII
probably explain his letter the subject Of
the District 81 Columbia. Canadian
nexaop by and bye. There Is hurry about 10. you
know-pepty of time In fact. he may think It best
reflection to make no explanation at all except TO the
Dutch and Irish; and they win not admit Of anything
shorter than an apology But there Is plenty cf tse
yet
cult Of solution. Ii isa critical position shuine posi-
ton. and questionable position II Is attempting to
play over aa ain the little Joker upon a scale invov-
ing mpua, aud Ices honesty than in lsss II in
the game OF the black joke and the srtful dcdger
con bined But as far AZ disclosed the Northern whg
Il tn riv nm 10 he by al
70 full tilt upon all the Northern States on the csp
tai Of Gen Scott and an implied sympathy With nee
soil abolition, North nuhcation a renti.m and
the old spindle shanked granns of the Women's Rfhts
Conventions II ajudcous silence viii secure all the.e
teal nfdel and fsnstosl rubbish Of the NORTH " via
be done. Old Zack lort Ohio because he owned a
lot Of nigg,r and dealt IN piggers aud thea for
home consumption The Northern wings win take care
this time TO keep Gen Scott free from the scent Of
NcIth with conaaerce and abandon n. SOUTH hin in con-
tempt at best, that the furthest they can be es-
rect'd to 20 soushward h to such concessions upon fug
tive slaves may In Kentucky, Maryland VIZ
ginia and Tennessee States, otherwise all Ct them
or lees tnctured with the doctrines Of emancipation
.we Gpd that at Lancaster Pa, and at Columbas
Ohio the why's aghi shy Of the Fugitive slave law Il
quite certain that the whig feeling In all the North IN
opposed to the provisions ef that law especially in OHIO
Why then, not speak out, Because u may be losing
tsme to the whg. In Kentucky Virginia and MaryIand
where the Fugitive Slave Law practical thing and
slaves money TO the saveholdcrc) In detsring TIER
negroes from attempting to escape to very con"dsee
extent
But the idea that is promulgated among the border
States that the repeal q the Fugitive Slave Law VIII be
the dissolution of the Union Is all CANNON The Union
danger but from the fugitive law rcpea or no
repeal The lac may be repealed With impunity. rhe
extreme soushsrn States have interest In u. The
eced.rs o In South would In fact, chuckie at
the taking swsy the border slave statss their little
eortsmpble sop In the compromises. North Carolina,
south Carolina Georgia Florida, Alabama, Ms-ssssppi
Arksnas louisiana aud Texas. have but nominal In
os not repsaed Il s rr.ssy much the same 70 them No
,ir the Fugitive slave Law is all CANNON And yet the
Union In dspger-grester danger In reality than
before II n the accumulated forces Of great conspiracy
q thirty duration. that constitutes the danger.
We ssy couspiracy-snda ccnspirsey pr TO dissolve
the Union Here lies the danger; aud In South Caro-
lima and in all the extreme South. from sense Of nse
eurity against the steady and systematic encroachxUS
81 the North.
The Fugitive Slave law may be comprcmse enough In
the border slave States where they count upon the
dual abolition cf slavery and selling OF their slaves
as fast as they With them slavery b stcmporary
thing AND may be appeased with temporary protection
Not in the cotton States Slavery there the organic
Law ofsociry products and commerce. Its indspensa-
b With them; and while they have but little inere-s In
the Fugitive Slave law their interest In the Union " only