Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-26

been associated
We have further incentive to exertion in the coming
campaign The nationality Of the Wing party has been
sgnay indicated In the Convention sectional feel
ing geographical lines divided the Wings Of the South
from the Wings Of the North fraternzng spirit pre-
vailed and originated platform broad as the Union it.
SELF The improvement Of the rivers and harbors the
modification Of the tariff the perpetuty of the principles
Of nonntervention, aud the fnay of the compromise
measuresa these, while they vndcate the policy Of
the present guaranty the Of the incoming Admin
istraon Upon such platform all rue-hearted Wings
will rejoice to stand From such platform policy can
emanate which will dim the glory Of the past impede
the progress of the future.
FROM NEW HAVEN (coNs.) PALLADIUM.
The brave old hero of Niagara and the conqueror of
Mexico has again proved nvncble and is the Wing
candidate for President Of the United States One
trumph-thc browning glory of al-yet awaits him. that
of an overwhelming victory the civic race which he has
Just commenced. Confound your long legs Scott said
brother officer to him when he found him pulling down
the British flag in his first victory in Canada and rum
ming the stars and stripes Confound your long legs
had expected to be here before you" So Gen. Pierce
will say November after the Presidential is over
The devoted patriot the gallant soldier and the
pshed statesman, Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT has not recev
ed the reward due to his eminent behalf Of his
country He has long been thought Of for the highest
honors Of the people, but refused to be candidate against
the gallant Clay The time has for him to be
elevated to the most honorable station earth If he
fills the Presidential chair he has every other station
that he has occupied since he has been twenty years
of age the people, and especially the Wing party will
rejoice at the results Of this days abors Of the Conven
ton ut Baltimore.
From this time forward until he is elected President
the character and services Of Gen. ScoTT will be and
appreciated both become and more nyesti
gated His nomination will create unbounded enthu-
siasm North, East South, and West He will sweep
through Pennsylvania with majority of from fifteen to
twenty thousand. He will carry New York by surplus
nearly quite large and Ohio has been since 1910 for
Scott and nobody else With these large States he can
not fail to be elected.
FROM THE TRENTON IN. w. STATE GAZETTE.
Again the Wings of the Union enter upon the cam
pagn for the Presidency with the presage Of ycto
ry, and with the flag Of hero who never suffered de-
feat waving high and proudly them. The electric
fash has carried the intelligence to every of the
land and the whole country has responded already with
ardent enthusiasm to the nomination The of the
ustrious who is thus put at the head Of the great
Wing hosts is familiar to every man, woman, and
child in the country His fame is cherished by then ALL
They know how earnestly and successfully he has abored
civilian in times of to avert the danger of
And the whole world knows how gorously he has main
tanned the honor of his country in war; whether against
the proud lion of Great Britain at Lundy's Lane and
Chippewa, the world-renowned fields which lay in
continuous series of glorious achievement from Vera
Cruz to Mexico.
Gen. Winfield Scott will be elected by acclamation
Already the loud acclaim is going up and it will rise and
spread all the land that the feeble and unfami-
liar name of Franklin Pierce will scarcely be heard Of
The great heart of the country, New York. Pennsylvania
Ohio, Indiana Illinois, and New Jersey, will be all
on fire. In Pennsylvania the name of Scott viii rally
men Of all parties to the Wing banner His nomination
will knde there enthusiasm unequaed since the days
Of Jackson The Empire State win stretch out her giant
strength in his behalf and the neghboring giant of the
West will stand by her. shoulder to shoulder bearing up
rs of old the great cause of the Wing party and the
country.
In the South the great Wing States which went for
Harrison Clay and Taylor will all 60 for Scott for he
has the elements of popularity in most eminent degree
His noble character his unspotted purity, his elevated
and comprehensive patriotism knowing neither North
South but entirely devoted to the Constitution and
the defence and perpetuy of the Union will overshadow
entirely his insignificant and unknown competitor.
In New England we look for new manifestation of
the old Wing spirit The nomination of Scott will there
re-unte the party Maine and Vermont Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut will again present
divided front in support Of the glorious Wing partythe
united, harmonious, enthusiastic Wing pary-he party
that never is defeated when they all pull together.
We consider Gen. Scott's nomination therefore the
worry strongest which the Wing party could make.
PROM THE NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
We keep faith, both in heart and with the pen with
the great National Wing Party with whom we have
been long associated We support the nomination
most cheeruly and consistently; for, though prefer
for Mr. Webster has been strongly felt and earnestly
expressed, 1t has been accompanied by objection to
either Gen. ScorT Mr.. FILLMORE, both of whom we
have believed be the Wing party and the
Union, and therefore friends Of Any that have
promoted promote the prosperity of either.
At this late hour we need not say than that
firmly believe Gen. ScoTT TO be steadfast friend of the
compromises and now that there is longer any dan
ger of his motives being msinerpreted into undue
eagerness to obtain the nomination. expect soon to
have from him open declaration to that effect The
whole Wing party will then find hndrance to uniting
upon whose military genius has given worldwide
fame TO American arms and who has conducted both
gotiaton and war with faultless skill = ~
1t is good and hopeful sign that the part Of the
well elsewhere there has been abb
Of that tendency to fly off from the successful
ddate Of which have had many obscure hints Gen.
SCOTS prompt declaration Of his approval Of the platform
has already done much to couneract the efforts Of
Of bis professed friends to induce the belief that he was
opposed to the pemanency Of the compromises Instead
Of being he appears that the motive for silence
removed to have been early friend those measures
and TO be still warmly in favor Of them The reaction in
his favor at the South win General Scott far more
than his imposed silence has injured him. for they viii
readily appreciate the chvarous honor imposed such
silence at the peril Of seeing himself debarred from
the proudest Office can hold by this wall Of and
With the nomination for Vice President we are partcu-
ary pleased true Wing, tried public man, cour-
teous gentleman and Of purest personal character his
lection does honor to the Convention In any such pain
fu contingency has occurred to military Wing Pre-
sidents may expect the continuance Of the Admins
tration sound Wing principles, with high satisfaction
to the people, and with honor and dignity before the
world. Nor this selection be without fits gratifying
import to the present incumbent Of the Presidential ONCE
II is compliment to his Administration scarcely less en-
phatc than the unanimous adoption Of the resolution Of
full endorsement In 1850 President FILLMORE called
Mr. GRAHAM to his Cabinet confdng to his care the inn
poran interests Of the Navy Department Inc affairs OF
that Department he has administered with consummate
wisdom, and TO the satisfaction Of all We hail Mr. Ora
HAMS nomination as Of good and under the ban
or AZ "a GrnTr On