Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-08-04

4 towns, briggs after naval commanders, anC
tenders at discretion. The names o
captured vessels are generally preserved
and new vessel will therefore be chris
tened the Macedonian. 10 raH a.8I
who are the Supporters of General
Scott What are His Chancesl
We might write columns on this fruit
full theme, showing that Scott has nc
Ichance at all, but tits unnecessary. Our
friend ofthe Pennsylvania has done him
Iup in slices taken from the various States
which amounts to about the following
.MA1NE.-First we find George Evans
former U. s. Senator, whose connection
with the Mexican Commission gave rise
to so many grave suspicious among men
of all parties, and whose doings are soon
to be made the subject of Congressional
enquiry.
New HAMpsH1RE.-Here we have Go
vernon Colby, who, by uniting with the
abolition forces-not the free soiler alone
was once enabled to break down the
Democratic party, led by Pierce, and the
gallant Democracy of the Granite State.
| CoNNECMcUT.-Her we have as the
principal Scott leader, Senator Truman
Smith, the bitter foe of the war with Mex
leo, and tho man, who, in 848, circulated
documents to the North that Taylor was
for the Wilmot Proviso, and to the South
that he was against it.
MASSACHUSETTS, In this State the lea
ding friends of Scott are TO be found
among those who not only refused, in
the Legislature, to supply clothing and
an m rnitionto the volunteers who had been
raised by the gallant Cushing to march
to Mexico in defence of the war, but per-
mitted them to be subsisted and provided
for by private contribution; the men who
have framed and advocated laws nulli-
flying the Constitution of the United
States; and the men who have hunted
down Daniel Webster because he refused
to be any party to war upon the insti-
tutions of the Southern States.
VERMoNT.--Takc Vermont next. Who
is there in that State that cares straw
for Gen. Scott, save only as he may be
supposed to restore measures fatal to the
public welfare, rs may aid in breaking
down the ife-giving policy of the Demo
cratic party? What care they, for his
military glory-they who-cold in the
last war with England, and hostile in the
war with Mexico. sto1l of. or openly aid
cd the common foe q? Vermont is the
owing star that never SETS" but shines
through the sickly atmosphere of federal
ism, or marshalls the way to attacks up
on those very compromise measures, even
while supporting Scott, who is, the Wash
ington Republic assures us, the fast friend
of those measures.
RHODE TsLAND.--Here the noisy clam
orers for Scott arc to be found among the
advocates of that shameless and degra-
ding distinction by which the rich man
was permitted to vote, and the poor man
DISTINGUISHED.
New YoRR-Look at the Scott leaders
here Seward, who proposed to exchange
white and adopted citizens for the negroes
of the South, in his conversation a few
years ago with Ex-Governor Smith of
Virginia, and said he would be glad Of
the bargain /; Seward who is now the
chief protector of runaway negroes; Sew
ard who is in favor of letting negroes
vote Greeley, who was the first TO as
sail Scott for his weakness and his conccit;
Greeley, who can tlnttcr the adopted CT
tzcnS and vote with the natives; Greeley,
who now supports Scott and yet spts on
the Platform on which Scott processes to
stand. Both of these leaders and their
adjuncts. cxtoll SCOTS military claims,
and yet both have anathcmized and as
! sailed the last war in which he gained his
laurels, as "war against God!'
New JERsEy,-Claimcd as the Northern
home of Scott and yet here it is that the
Wings, his trucst friends, did their ut
most to oppose the recent settlement OF
the slave question-both her Wing Sena-
tors and her Wing Representatives vo-
ting against it steadily to the last.
PENNsYLvANIA.-llere the foes of Clay
rule the Scott cause with a high bold
hand. Headed by Thaddcus Stevens,
who tried to overthrow the ballot-boX By
resort to arms in 1885, and by VIM
+. johnson, who almost saw Southern
citizen murdered upon the soil Of the
State in pursuit of his just rights, and re-
fused, during the most fatal delay, to take
any steps to bring the murderers to JUS
tice-cruelty by which he was over
whelmingly repudiatod by the people il
1851 the Scott forces rely for votes up
on appeals to the very interests they have
violated, and for success upon the forget
fulness of their real principles by the PEG
pie at large.
DELAwARE.-Here the Scott champion
is John NJ, Clayton, the man who did 81
much to defeat Henry Clay in 1913, ant
who went out of the Taylor Cabinet co
vercd with odium that settled upon The
cabinet ministers of that administration
by reason of the Galphin fraud.
MARYLAND.-Here we have the Scot
forces headed by Reverdy johnson, tin
Attorney General, who gave the opinion
. that the interest of nearly 5000, 900 upol