The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01
sim more whig voices.

still more Whig Voices.
The New York Courier and Enquirer publishes seye
raj columns OF whg testimonies against Gen Scott, aver
ring that except in single instance, they come from
sources which have before spoken in that journal
We make room for the following. including extract
from the editorial with which the Courier in
PRODUCES them. The "yoices" appear come from all
parts OF the North. We commend them especially TO
the attention OF southern wing politicians They show
clearly what OF policy northern wings look for from
Gen Scqtrs administration in the of his election
Be one thing observed however-these National wings
may and probably will, stay away from the polls by
thousands Some OF them will doubtless vote for Gen
Pierce But they ta NOT organise ,ohg bolt for that
they have not the pluck They have played second fd.
die to the aboitions northern wing leaders too long
and il Gen. Scott is elected. it will be just the
the Nationals will growl and submit and leave the wing
aboltonists in charge of the administration
From the New York Courier Enquirer
| THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.
II is 10 anything but grateful task 10 be chIon
cer OF discomfort but have TO do with facts and not
with romance, and have to deal with things they are,
and not with things they might be. Certain Of our
ton BY dn Of mere Susie We lei. them they are mis-
taken There are matters relating 10 the present position
OF the wing party about which men will think strongly
and speak emphacally. and IT ptlul weakness 10
dertake to caloe them into silence by The ordinary arts OF
party deuson. The wing newspapers who rejoice in the
nomination OF General Scott may initiate their language
TO the utmost possible extent OF vebosiy but they
not cover the fact that there wide and deep Justification
against that nomination. They may shout the praises OF
sold Chippewa" and "Od Chepullepec'' to the very
skies but it will require something substantial than
such breath TO carry the Old Hero TO the White House
Tens OF thousands OF wings, when these pauds strike
their ears will, in spite of themselves be reminded
| that
| " So Harlequin ex,olrd his horse
Fit for the war; or road, or course
His mouth was soft. his eye was good,
One fault he had, "a fault indeedD
And what was that the horse dead"
aye, and killed. too, by carrying double.
We subjon numerous other communications respecting
the action Of the Wing National Convention. They are
all, with single exception, from different than
those which we have at any time before published, and
have been cent without the slightest either with
each other with US. They from men OF various
classes and cangs, and being, they are entirely spon
aneous surely worth something ndices OF public
sentiment:
BosroN, June "a
To the Editors of the Courier and Enquirer:
Should convention be called any part OF the Union
for the purpose Of nominating the Hon Daniel Webster
an independent candidate for President OF tho United
States will guaranty 200 good and true men from
Massachusetts who will pledge themselves TO attend such
vote for him (elr. w } in any event.
MANY WEBSTER MEN
NEW York, June 25
TO the Editors of the Courier and Enquirer
IL been lot 10 meet several gentlemen from all
parts Of the Union since the nomination Baltimore,
some Of whom delegates that convention but
of them The only thing seemingly to satisfy large
portion Of the wing all over the Union is either
coming election. Such nomination would prevent great
number OF wings from voting for Pierce, and many
wing party. fully scquiescs With those gentlemen who
have already published their views in relation running
an independent candidate. In doing shall prevent
Seward Co from pulling the rens OF government and
agating the slavery question, which has been satsac
Yours with respect, Sc.,
A SUBSCRIBER.
To the Editors Of the Courier and Eaquirer
As the only noby fearless editor speak or pub
sh views prescribed by the powers that be-" beg
as Union whg 70 speak Of the nomination. rather the
sacrifice or slaughter.
spect wings are bad politicians from the TACT that they will
not attend primary nsetingsas who believes in
hundred OF the New York and Brooklyn wings
Scott delegates and what proportion of the wing party
eves that General Scott, should he be elected would rep
L To the South we emphacaly point the finger of
for w hem sGe by s ds a0
situations and confirm the Unon-and now In the hour of
tarily sold their birthgh through s-angum
Stanly Bolts Co land gone over to the enemy,
the Compromise the defenders OF the Union and winding
around them the serpent coil OF northern fansticsm,
light they have taken their bosoms a viper who when
he has luled them to sleep, will sting them 10 death Well
any help, refer them Sewsrd-he is their acknowledged
master. We can do but we can have snother
candidate. NORTH
To the Editor of the Courier and Enguirsr:
As young national whig, take the liberty of giving NV
through your valuable national whig paper-the only one
which has In part ex pressed my views ~ ~
On The one hand, the nomination had been rendered to
Daniel Webster, who without doubt is the choice
Of thousands who usually the Democrat ticket gIo
rious victory would have been the result
On the other hand, have Gen. Scott, and shall also
have sure defeat. SUBSCRIBER |
To the Editors of the Courier and Engptr.
We eain fact knov-from indications daily develop-
ing, that language the platform and the
1l mol be adopted We wish candidate that ia fhs paf
form, and well known all that he 1, do moi
want and DH not support kpown only as n sup
porter OF another platform, and that knowledge acquired
through M Bolts's pocket few hours Ia adj
Of the nomination
No we will not be hoodwinked by a parcel of dema-
gogucs and political gamblers, who have tried ali The
lottery tickets for hundred thousand dollar prizes and
finally with NIL theit wires, and balls, aud stool
pigeons well arranged, make gand rush subver the
Wing party, aggandize themselves and pocket the spoil,
We wish they bad taken some candidate less worthy
eseem but as II Is he must like poor Tray" suffer on
account OF his company.
M ofeveiy MD WINGS.
SFor proof OF views, please consult the irst ten
OF hundred non-oihce- seeking wings that you