The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-06

the word Of Mr.. Fillmore 10 his friensis
in the lialtirIiore Uonyehsiun-1~ &c foF
Webster and sape fke rbig parfy.s
To-day the telegraph proclain.s that
Gen. Scott has been nominated for the
Presidency. Webster was rejected
thr mandate of Mr. Fillmore YVES dis
regarded; the ,ehig party Is therefore
Losr
Ia the opinion Of the President Of the
United States. the nomination Of Gen
Scot, would be fatal 10 the wh.g party
The leading wAig journals North and South
concur in the opinion, and such was the
gravity uf the case, sueh the peril Of the
party, snch the danger impending over the
Republic, that, fof the first time since oar
national exis;ence, the President Of The
United States, writing from his executive
chamber, openly intoricred and proclaimed
who should be his SUCCESSOR!
Urgent indeed, rnris: be the danger, great
and vital the necessity, 10 justify this for
gctfnlncss OF usage---this establishments Of
q pfeccdcnt which, on the surface, seems
almost as bad as any evil II was intended
to avert go fer lT'abs,s; and sars ths
,rhigrdvtv' Here IL verdict ia advance
pgainst Gen, Scott. Here is the sentiment
deliberately and publicly uayNnccd, By the
great head OF thewhis pafty, the CHIEF smagis:
tfaie OF the nation, tb aHt Id
Is itsnot enough 10 alarm every patriot!
Our whlg itenJs believe that the principles
Of their party. the success Of their party.
are cssehlial TO the very existence Of the
Unon. Those principles could only be pre-.
served, their success could Only be insured
in the opinion Of tho President, hy the nom
ination Of Mr. Webster. OF himself he
magnanimonsly put himself aside, and ex-
hertcd his frends to rally upon Webster.
II was thus only that the party could hs
saved
Blu, the Convention went iOr scots--is
went for him without plodge--lt went for
him in ignorance Of his opinions--it went
for him ogains, the warning Voice Of tue
President. iii went ior binl against the "a.
Tered vo@s aud oatLs Of most ct the Sonih.
ern delegation. supported by their public
lionuals, that they would ae5sy nominate
him without an anteeeden. aud satisfactory
declaration Of his sentimeBts.
Aud thus the party in the estimation OF
! President Fillmore--in the estimation Of
Daniel Webster--ii the estimation ofepery
! Ipatriot and Of every man OF good faith
islands disorganized demorslizcd and double
damncd--putrid with the loprosy oftseason
I--faithlcss 70 evey pledge sold aud sacri-
ifced to the red dragon Of fanasicism'"
/ We shall await the next adviccs with
Icuriosi,y. IL cannot be that President FiIi-
4 more and Mr.. Webster. aud the wings Of
The South viii. under any circumstances.
endorse this iiofisiaaslon
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FREscH PoLiTEsEss,---A lively little
Frenchman, writes a Jerseyhiah, came
over to tffs country after the revolution Of
1880, aud settled down In the wes.ern part
Of the State OF New Jersey, hs "tavern
keeper" The politeness Of "mine host"
won him troops Of friends. and his house
was the resort from all the country side Cor
many miles mound. Our jolly Ffenchaan
@as always in the habit Ct iaSyisting bis lady
visitors to aligli. and he invariably accom-
panied his intentions with good hearty
kiss. TWAS generally understood that TINS
last was very we'll received by Sll the dangE-
tiers OF Eve. late one sparkling winter
night, after he had received, kissed Asd
I dismissed several sleigh loads Of rosy girls.
, merry jinging was agalh heard nthe dis.
tnncc. Meahtiltie the thbcn had set but
our host sailed OUT 10 welcome the new
comers. One after The other ne lifted the
ladies from their seats. salnted them as usu-
ti and conducted fiietn to lis old fashioned
parior. where the fire whs blazing brightly
. What was his dismy, on coming 10 the
, light. to find that he%hole party was COM
. posed Of "cultod I5,lssonsr' The little
} Frenchman has never kissed dark lady
. since, II Rsieher5@ker.
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ThE Harry Hoses OF THE WEsr.-"Val
o (hese's row over to our house."
{ "Wllat OIL airth's tie matter, you little
g sarmut !
c Why dads drunk, mothers dead. the
4 ldll COW has got calf. Sails got married
{ and runaway with all the spoons. Pete has
swallowed a pin, aud LAKES looked II the
Aurora Boraxs until he's got the deliriuni
tfisugles. That ain I all nather"
: What else upon airth Z"
J. Rose split the butter pot and broke the
/. pancakes, and ono OF the Maltese kittens
got her head into the nlolasses cup and
couldn't get it oat, and oh. how hungary
II | am - ....ss. .t..4-s.
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i IT" Thomas. have always placed
oil the groAtcs. confidence in you. Now
, tell me. rhotnas. howfis ID that my
~ ht,fsslter's hills ara ,,a L.,va aud nj,
4 ways have such bad dlAnrrsf"
Really, sir, Ido not know, for an
~ sure we never have anything nice il
the kitchen that we don't send some o.
IN il up iaso the pnrleF.'arlnoa
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