New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
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mi sben he received his invitation TO dinner.
From The BhsGamf.a Republican, tseot, whiG)
Our opponents have been in a state Of
perfect ecscy for the lest two days at the prospect of
The Convention not being able agree on either of the
distiDg uished before the Convention and they had
strong hopes that they would either be compelled take
up some new and comparatively unknos man-ss did
their Conventon-or, which would have been quite
as agreeable 10 them, that the Convent would adj
journ without making any nomination. But thanks TO
the honesty sud hrmness of the Convention, such
resut has occurred and they have in the nination
OF The distinguished soldier and patriot Gen. WINFIELD
ScoTT faithfully discharged the important trust cOnhded
TO them by their constituents It is well known that our
pref for the candidate who has been select
ed. We rejoice In his nomination, and believing as We
do that he s the choice Of large majority OF the PeoPe
we confidently anticipate his triumphant election
Frors t.. Fason c. rs. ReYrsloap, CwbsJ
With heartft II qualification we announce
10 our readers the nomination Of Gen WINFIELD Scorr
a. N. Whs candidate tor President OF the Uned St1ts
The nomination Of this distinguished solaler MI s4ss-
man will be hsied with enthusissm and caI iortn
hearty response from the American people "nOm ne h
long and tabfuy feTved ia maintaining the honor and
glory Of the American nsg.
From The Hndou Rivcr N. " Cironie Fillmore whs)
Although SCOTT was not our first chOl' G,
we nevertheless feel pride aud pleasure ia announcing
his nomination for the Presidency met because MS
Rfest talents aud successful management OF military al
ias and his eminent services erd important
cssicns pacicaior afford sufficient guarantee that
be possesses the ability and experience a. administer
the Government fairly, inpartay and satisfactorily 10
the people his Iona and De goted service Of
than forty years In which his life has presented
of brilliant riumphs and glorious victories in the
of freedom. give him the strongest claims upon the
gratitude OF his cOunuymen; and again, because his
nomination secures triumph to our cause beyond any
reasonable doubt.
Fros, The LootDort NY Journal tvhs)
There Is no time TOR comment on the
Ia
Convention. Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT, whose name ia
familiar as houfehoid woIcs, and whose history is
known by heart by almost every child Ia the Repupc
L. the Whe BOiDee for President of Upited States
His word wide tame hr bravery, which fa1ered
in the most troubled times Of danger and difficulty
equaled only by his honesty negi end hrnn-ss of
purpOse. Should Gen SCOTT be elected of which we
entertain doubt, bis past life fur Dishes abundant
guarantee, that the Government will be administered
Wisely justly, and impaI TALLY. His DomnAton is
complete triumph Of pbilsnhrophy and of lti Inaiity
over sectioDalism. The South came arrayed almost
unanimously against Gen. SCOTT. He WAS emDhatcally
the Candidate Of The people, aid his ncmn alton is the
resut OF their Free unbiased action amid difficulty and
embarrassments, OF which we do not care now 10
speak.
We have never seen any nomination re-
ceived with such strong mark. of disqualification and dis
gust In 1910 when Harrison nominate many of
The Wings elt sroDg Tepugnance 10 the adoption Of
military ieader and hesitated for day two but in
general the nomination received with uncommon
Ia the Convention and throughout the city Of
Baltimore the domination was hailed with shouts and
roclDgs, sDd long professions bearing snowy
and bIeatbDg strains of rich melody were paraded
through the city, hesdee by the moot con- pcuous and
atle members u The Wbig party a. a testimony of ap
provh to the noniI alton The same thing took place 10
44, when Clay was nominated, and again in '4S when
Taylor was nominated. So among the Democrats: ia
"A, when NJ. pix uas nominated and in 50 when
Pierce was nominated the enthusiasm of the Conven
ton was pact scIipion. We have never looked upon
sceIes Of tuch wild and corOia Enthusiasm ended
these nominations, and the Delegates carried the nre
with them to their constituents but the nomination Of
Scot fell like wei blanket the Convention; Ia the
CITY where ibe Convention held and H. the vari-
cies which received the click of the telegraph
We sl know bow it has been received here and In New
York
From The So,thcn Prem, tsm,e Rlshts)
The last act OF the Wing Seceders' farce
had lis hnalty at Baltimore yesterday. The "bre4ch,
wide ana oetp,' @as bridged over by PLATFORM and
the Southern Wbigs passed over dry.shod TIE Scott
men have ougeneraled their double beaded aud Janus.
faced rivals and The opposition has most uagnaninuus.
ly surrendered III confederation OF which they nave
etived The Platform and tie nomination OF Mr. GRAHAM
for VicePr-sident This is the usual moral of tue com
pIomi.es ACE between the Northern and Southern di
Visions Of the parties 10 the North the uyster-to the
S, nth the shells H. this ca they have penerou,Iv
given the South both shells-whe Gen SCorr is their
most succulent Oyster.
From The Behmere Republican Sygs (Ioco)
We are now face to face with our adj
verSafes and are prepared to make that comparison
ti
night, appeared ~ think so difficult Standing among
their own friends the Wing orators in the Convention
ara In the squal set The selvSs asy task In pede
ng their several States the Wig nominees and we
ertalIY admire the cUmpOsuTe Of those who ana, ed
Maryland by the Size OF those States which were re-
ea oed as the peculiar buwaks Of the Scorr fortica
lion
We have been, for long season, resi-
az nl I'D th con nudity, and observan of the opinion Of
Tie whole Stale. M people require Of candidate
clearer or more dtfuite expression of bis Views uuon
the Issues OF the Compromise and Slavery than ours
and we greatly mhtske the temper of those who are
oneo 10 regard the position Of Maryland rs 10
lttl Iull OF Danger II Trey will, to whatever party
thrJ are attached consent 10 share in obtaining for
Gen. SCOTT the electoral vote of this State
From The A8egdony (N.YJ gAaq
we nave Time aud space only to an
pounce The good tioDgs and inc our hats and irh
nc gie graf, wig patty OF the Union huyrah for Old
CRfmhpec! Ibe choice OF the Wing National C,nv.n.
eOh ha' fallen upon u Il noble aud heroi, Scorr nnr
met choice and our last. Notwithstanding the Conven
tiUn balo,ed fifty TIN tmes before d.cdIpg nm . ,ni
hhuoh we sincerely believe that when the great oues
non- Hko shall be Pr,side,tS is presented f1r ,b a.
esion ei American treemen nasse much bettcr de-
hero OF hundred bat les, who has always been ov,n
Bile In the held, will be equally triumphant at the BALD,
box. VIZ O'
From n, A6any frgv, tHunler Loco,
The result Is dearly earned trinmnh
for that section of the Wing party at the Norm ,b
mas been Identified with opposition to the Connroni.e
Al d particularly 10 the Fugitive act-bv gbd,n c.
scoTr vas presented and u'ged upon tn, Conve,,ion
Ia ol'unct sn'agonisn 10 Messrs. Fillmore and Web
ser whom tie iotce Of circumstances mad coercod int,
ue opposite position But il Ia triumph secured bv
previous surrender which If no, a cheat amnupts To
nh,lai coIoemua'ion OF their own past course and
SS oil the issue OF the Compromise ten
oertd 10y The Democ suc party We need scar..I,, 80
h' 'ueie Is every ming In the untovsrd ci,cuutsncs
uh1eT men this no nin-ton msde and in the NO
1uay uh,oi'uhs'e attitude OF the candid ate on all
questions Of public poles in regard 10 which hs G
.een OF 70 avow his opiLions-to encouras. and on
maze me Democracy, who with the vantage grmoJ IN
All itsPec's and thoroughly united on tn4ir c,od
os,es and their llsoru-eutrr ihe eon1.t -, etu
n'tpuves 10 effort against the broken and di,lited
folc's Of the enemy. ~ '''ou
mon WILLIAM A. GRAHAM of North Carroll, p. tho
ptssnt see'e'try ot the Navy, was with ht,le ditcn,
non iLs'ee for Vice President. osp,e sh,ch Iy'
T! Do said t0 sdd much else to the ucket
wv, FRO" Ihs ADsny hflo', tApo..,. Bsrpburn.,,
We are hot disaDnointsd Ia 80 1