The daily union., 1852-11-09
A Family Quarrel.

Since The defeat OF their candidate. the wbig papers OF
the North have been fighting another with scarcely
less violence than characterized their opposition the
common enemy. The Webster wings attribute all The
disasters OF their party 10 the triumph OF Seward in the
nomination OF Scott. while the Scott wings realiae by
charging defeat to the reashery OF the Webster wings
The Albany Journal assalls the New York Express with
distressing violence, and the Express kicks back with
energy The Courier and Enquirer takes part in the
war by crushing onslaught the Tribune and the
Times. We suboin the Courier and Eoquirers article.
II is very fierce:
Adversely they tell is the test OF character and
perhaps It's worth while to mark for moment the
in which the Tribune and the Times the blow which
has Just puverized their doctrines and their candidate
These journals only city cotemporsros which
labored for the nomination Of Gen. Scott Both OF
took ground in hi. favor carly day, and in their diff
ferent Characteristic NODES applied themselves te his
vice until he finally made the candidate at Bai.
The ighiiorward out spoken, and, al
times oyerbearing downright insolenoe the other
ow.voced and indirect in step, and and then
prao.ed guile that amounted to absolute du picy; but
yet both work ed with the implements and for the
end. Neither behind the other in s,urrins the
political character Of Daniel Webster, and in eralting
the military services and personal popularity OF Gen Scott
Both with the zeal hide from the people
sentiments Of the latter upon the comprom,e question
and prevent the National Convention from OK pressing
any opinion upon this great national II tho ed
tor of The Journal execraed and spit upon the whis
platform out Of the convonon the editor OF the worm
ed himself in unheard-of way, into the convention and
abored sdo by sdo with those who hal done their unos
10 kick that platform out of doors On tho opening OF til.
regular canvass both dsavowed-the boldly tho ohe
gingeily-the binding force OF the Compromise, or o
the Baltimore resolutions Affirming it. Both sssaiedhs
one coarsely the other clsssicalythe military homo
and personal courage OF General Pierce Both poured
out rank obloqoy upon Mr. Webster for lending h
name and influence to the advancement OF Genera
SCOTS Interests the one using the angpage
disdain, the other of envenomed hate As might hsv
been expected the spirit of tho two did not hold on
alike through tho canvass As General Scots pros peet
wnned, the Campaign Tribune redoubied its crer
TONS and shouted right Justify for the rescue Now
cbaied and tuned, and IL con rcd and aatered
NOW ~ oEed The ear with great promises that Mrs Par
ungon herself would have credited and now il swor
|" "tsuoy as uncle Toby's army in Flanders One day
aston'.hed The na'vos by snschng letter from the bsp
Of Gen. scott, and the 1t frightened the foreigners b.
shaking circular In the face OF Colonel Belmont Their
was no end 70 ts erefiions its expc5ents Though
sofupu'ous nhe pss Of means. everybody said that
" sarnes'thsti was resolved to 6gh s.t and die
ac y mus, like true campaiRner. The 'Carrpaig,
Times on the other hand, faltered anil the propeo
grew DINNER its fears went up, and its blood down.