The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21
Ttle NrMS.

With the exception Of dispatches from various
eorrsspondents at Baltimore AMI Washington, r.
latiye to the movements Of the delegates to the
Whig National Con, ention, NO have nothing Of
s,.eeial interest b. telegraph this morning. Com
,pi,te,s from The Fillmore and Webster factions
visited Washington yesterday, with the intention,
If possble OF eiiecting compromise, and securing
t;,c nomination of either the President or HE Sacre
ta,y Mr.. Fillmore iudicously came forward on
saturday and removed all obstacles by authorizing
ibe withdrawal Of his claims, in case such pro-
eeeding would result in the of Mr.. Webster
but it appears the latter did not act in the same
generous manner towards his rival. This gave rise
20 a feeling Of dissatisfaction the part of the
Fillmore delegates, which may yet be brought to
hear in favor of Gen Scott, else be the cause Of
breaking up the convention. However, there was
= rrospect last night that the difficulty would be
satisfactorily settled, in which ease Mr.. Webster or
Mr. Fillmore win get the nominaton-most pro-
baby the latter.
By reference to the letter from our special Wash
nrton correspondent, it win be that the abol-
tionsts who were lately kicked out Of The demo-
cratic Marty by the convention at Baltimore. have
issued a call for tue delegates OF the 'lee demo
rra.s ne they now style themselves, to assemble at
pittbure on the ll,h Of November, iur the purpose
Ct nominating candidates for President and Vice
President so it appears that the old. diapidated
ind ridiculous buffalo platform. on whi,h Martin
Van Buren, managed to di tract the democratic
rorty for awhile in this State is positively to be
matched up and brought forward in the coming cam
naicn. If General Scott should not happen to
90. the nomination-indeed, even if he docs now
.ct tho doubt nearly, if not quite, ali Of the
r,ost rnbid of lie Sewardtcs viii withdraw
from the ranks OF the whig party, now that that
mart, has like the democrats, onco more placed it
self unon strong constitutional grounds The two
abolition factions VIII. it is fair to Iresune, make
com,aon cause with, perhaps Hale aad Seward at
tbei, head and Rantoul, Greeley and Gidiings at
their tail and continue TO do all in their power to
crea,e dissengion and anarchy for the purpose OF
rsndiuc asunder the glorious Inion ~ which we
are now nrosperou and happy. These ioui corrup-
to,s like tae.lock. to sheep. hung on TO both the
,oo nares for years and greatly deteriorated their
-holeso,oopess: but the democrats sheared off the
concentrating pendants three weeks ago, and the
vbios have now done the same, 50 far as principles
are concerned. and i is quite probable that,
lofoye the present Baltimore Convention adjourns,
.be abol;tionsts OF ali grades viii be placed alto
b. forced to seek o new field Of operations, where
they can have the privilege OF amalgamating with
and oniovinr the sweet association Of their colored
bre,b,en ana sisters to their hearts content. Both
the old political parties cannot be too highly eulo.
zed for throwing these pests OF society upon their
own resources. They can now be found-they have
location by themselves where The eyes Of the coun-
try can narrowly watch their raitorous movements;
therefore, they are not to be feared As FOR their
conventions and nominations, they viii amount to
nothing more than the exposure Of the patry tricks OF
their leading dernogogues. The country is safe
The next news from Europe will come by the
Franklin. She was to have left Haye on the Sth
inst. and may be expected at any msnent
The Prometheus is overdue from San Juan del
Eorte. She was TO have sailed yesterday on her
return The Daniel Webster takes her place. ana
leaves to-day.