The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-06
Result efthe Maternal WINS
convention.

IL will be Stcn nom our Ielegrapbc
news, (says The Baton Rouge Comct.) this
morning that on the $50 ballot Gen. Scott
received the wing nomination for President.
Agteat deal OF excitement prevails At BAL
timore. on the sabject Judging from the
manner ia whish the intelligence was re-
ceivcd here we conclude that the whole
body .pf the party has been thrown into
confusion by this unexpected news. Though
Scott has steadily received large vote. no
one expected that he would be finally cho.
sea. All parties were agreed tha, the cot.
test lny between Webster and Fillmore, and
on the receipt Of this unexpected inlclli.
igence there was loud mnrmprings-
member of the party here has turned away
from the tedious labors of their convention.
with dissatisfaction aud open murmurs of
rebellion AZ the unlocked for Decree. The
wings are moi as ifacticable as the demo-
Gratis They have more Independence aud
cannot be made TO fall into the traces aud
work with the wire works. The feeling OF
hostility TO Scott ,ha, Inns heretofore exist
ed. will no, be smulhefed herause Nc has
Irecfived the nomination, but il will break
lont and become more violent than It has
been. lie will not receive all The northern
vote, and il viii be very small fraction in.
deed Of the southern wing vote that viii de-
clare itsvoice for lim. As 10 the State OF
Louisiana we may safely say. II is all ioi
the democratic nominee. IL cannot be
said Of Gen. Scott, as il has been Of Cen
Pierce, athat the people do hot know
hn." lie IL too well known. The gener.
al character and bearing OF the mar every
ooly is personally acquainted with. And
( were he placed where the people think he
would most likely 10 distinguish himself II
would be at the head of baiialon on a
holiday parade. Suchan eSrrrssiop may
seem strange 10 some of onr readers
, strange neutrality at least But II 10 not.
We profess to be independent, and we are
We would Aot like 10 zee Gen Scott Pres
dent, aifd we say so, but It would have af-
forded us n great deal Of pleasure TO have
supported Mr. Webster. pghiel Webster
is known. lsthcre ANY American ci,izeh
T that does not know liin? No. lie Is
known wherever Genius and leaning is
known--his eloquencc is the properly Of
the day and the best heritage tha, can be
/. given TO postcnty. aa9 e
81 As il is, Gen. franklin Pierce, Of New
, Hampshire, is the next President Of the
! United States--il wants no prophetic eye
} 10 see it.
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Gy- The following, (froIn the Pitts
burg Commercial Journal, whie, Of
I, May 3dJ is q fair sample of the tone
Of the "highcr law" whig papers VI
the North: s
Our readers have now before them the
address OF the Southern wings who seeded
from Congressional Wnil Caucus, Ytey
appeal, as Southern Whigs, to the Wings
Of the Union. They are dissatisfied be-
cause the Congressional caucus would not
take southern sectional ground in origina-
ting call for the Wing National Conven-
ton.
We ale clearly OF opinion that they
should have an answer from the wings Of
the North, and we care not how soon we
!, are called on to stand By the "whig iarty
OF the North" The yearly exactions and
|, demands OF the South are no longer tolera-
, , bic, aud our only defence and substantial
reliance is. Northern party.
We eau elect Scott without the aid oi
, , the South, and there never will be harmony
y and repose in the relations Of the two
wings OF the party until we show these dis.
organizers, not only that we can el0 ruth.
u out them. but that we mean 10 carry our
!, man in spite Of them.
y There has been alwaysa "Southern whig
party" whilst VIC could boat only OF ga
9 whig party OF the Northern States" The
: remedy for this state OF things is "North
en whig party, 4" and the defiant attitude
Of The Southern wing suggests this as the
= proper time for an application Of the rcu'
= edy.
y II is high Joke. that these men, wht
: could, at the most, give us three or lou
I States, should Insist on constructing tlI'
: platform on which the whole battle Is 10 bl
!, fought. We are tired Of this thing. an'
:, indIsposed TO further complisnces for III
!, pacication Of Southern mal-conteGts.
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u WHAT ~oOLp po'--I WIZ PVSSO~oS'
.. OF the most valuable things IN the world
= and was about TO will them away. the iUl
Or lowing would be my plan Of distribution
VI Twould will the world (apd the rest c
" rnansind) truth aud friendship, Which ar
~ very scarce ls,
OF / would give 40 additional portion {
truth 90 lawyers. traders aud merchants.
would give the physicians sl.il an
k learning. Ns& x -.
le would give the printers lleir pay.
isl To gossipping women short tongues.
~ To young women, good sense, modest
~ aud natural teeth.
" To young sprouts, or daadies, connno
sense, little cash. and hard labor.