Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

life, and I'D reproach to his chil-
dren when he is in his grave"
Can this be true and wings in the
South vote for Gen. Scott Surely
they will n of; they can not Just
read it and think fer a moment Of
casting such a vote Mr.. Geaty
says:
'.The abo litionizing of the. Wing
party will not be the only evil result
accomplished by the nomination of
Gen. SCOTT at Baltimore. 1t will
place VIM. II. Seward in the same re-
lation to the Wing party Of the In
ion that he now occupies in reference
to the Wing party Of New York, and
the great States adjoining thereto,
and, indeed 10 the whole Wing party
Of the N3rtl-a most influential a nd
controlling position. Mar y men, l
know, are acting under his influence,
and guide ed BY the engines which he
controls, who do not know from
whence comes the power that moves
them. He has reached a position Of
power and influence at the North,
that gives him an almost absolute
control over the Northern Wing or
ganizdtion. lie is the focus at which
ddncentla ate all the hopes of that class
Of mercenary politicians, who act in
ldliticsonly with a view to personal
and pecqniary advantages. He can
ID ncentrate, WELD, and command a
g1eater plumber of energetic men, to
accomplish any object which be de-
sires, tia n the President Of the Z.
S, with all the patronage Which he
dispenses. That is bis position. Such
is his power and influence
knowing M: ,SeN0rG s political
views. as we do, We would not vote
for Gen. ,Sao}t-cFediting Mr.. Gez-
hy's statements, as we are compelled
to--for cur right arm, we're we the
most derot ed whig that breathes.-
You, who have thought Of voting fol
him, read this short but terrible sen.
tence, dc liVffed as a warning to the
whig party by Mr. G. in the Halls o.
Congress
"But, sir. | say that Mr. Seward,
when Gen. Scott is nominated, will
be inauguri tted, emph$tically, into
the position Of ruler and. controller o.
the wing party ofthe nation.'
And in addition to this Mr.. Ga1.
try says. vii hout any q ratification OIL
reservation, that:
Of Gen. Scott is nomi mated at Bal
| timer, he will owe his nomination tc
VIM. IL Seward. "
The reader VIII bear in mind that
the Wa 2, ,Sepqrd spoken Of by
Mr.. GeRtyy IS the yelitable, the iden.
teal originator and prop&gator CT th(
higher law doctrine which is so just.
! " condemned and despised by every
lover Of his country. And in connec-
ton with the sentence just quoted
Mr.. G. says;
"And therefore, Gen. SCOTS nom
nation CT; n bot, under any circum-
stances, matt pnalize the whig party
In evidence Of this, he says:
GAS So on as the compromise meas
lures passed, all the papers under Mr.
Stewards control raised up The name
of Gen. Scot ! ait the mait-head as
their candid lie for the Presidency
Conventions were called at the ear
Hest POSSIBLE time in New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, which for
mally nonlina tqd him for the Presi-
dency. But. 30 resolutions passed
those conYent it'd rs recognizing the Sc
ri es of measu res to which I have re-
fa lred as a conn Promise, to be adhered
to and execu ted by the North and
the South"
Let tho se who. are disposed to give
their support I'd Gen. Soft, and 10
trust him on the Compromise, from
what, it is said, be has written of
those mea sur es, read the following
from this same speech of Mr.. Gentry:
"Gen. Scott is said to be really in
favor of these (the compromisel meas-
ures. All the NC rse for him if that
be true. WE en- Webster's voice was
heard rev erb Grating through the
land in tones SUCH as no man ever
uttered, i'm plo ring and urging and
CONVINCING the neonle taat there