The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-06-10
From the Washington Union.l
President Fillmore and Mr.. Webster-Their
Fate and its Moral.

Fate and its Moral.
Some question is still made as to whether
the wing convention will nominally adopt the
y"ot1Y Plauorm after the nomination OF
zen. scott The question is hardly worth
discussing. The deed, If done, will mean
ho'hhg' ana throughout the wing ranks and
regions "I the North Will be declared ana
understood to mean nothing. A compro-
mlsc letter from 6 n Sc It appearing either
',j"r" p, ~ rs mn'' moro probable, utter
". ae utterly without
.."sIs- ..esaF Esue ud,cc. both Of
d,ciara'j,n ly
Nl. auGidae. have
a.r"y F. rl., at hc
vM- party h.l ..t.0h,.d. pl.cay2,6 and
branded as "hgu.hu-, gull rap" au2
"chcat
Blu. such formal auu.uucen.,r. or their
character was no way needed for the main
controlling point in the case Of the northern
whic orranization is. that bv an overwbelm-
inc majority it has resolved mon the sacri.
flee of Ncssrs Fillmore and Webster This
fact tells the whole story. with a breadth
and volume of significance which no subse.
qucnt declarations can emphasize or strength.
en-. These leaders and cbampions in the
whieranks-both. either bv position or char.
actcr. cmincntly representative men-hayC
hc,n uthlossly struck down bv the fell de
mon If wh;c anti-sIavrrv AGITATION Pre-
o.-.Iv .ha .mo opportunity, and the sam,
-wi.,i tf.n.y Eaa been northern demo
Gratis. instead If being vh,e.-if they hat
been right, instead Of being irretriovably il
= the wrong in their ideas Of general publ
policy-wou!d have commended them t.
new favor and power in the Democrat
ranEs-havo now scaled their doom in tn
:, whig organization Il ha> them cast GU
with scrUple, regret, IL, rcy, because, an
simply because, they hay, cared to rcbuk
its Secf'cnoliSne. Their condemnation b
v til II own party has been my h, more sun
mary and sweeping by reason Of the lac
that Their own past history had Identlhc
!, them with that sectlnEallsm. Their new
= born nationality u the sectional issues W;
a 1crly-r&aton. Il was moTc-It was
tot tr.m he prmcFits add policy Of Il
VIM :. IL Eat H.. tla. ar4auzau0u, tn
to 1t, .,' iaI i.-s >, lAs nct>, ana lea
has h'.t .t~'.CG-.. nG haa crushed tAe
- beta leh,..h q. oau5 Nhnets
E.1..a FL, sr.s.L a.Pie- res, and str.
'-.atr# tG-saarlr..- llu---uy rather
- .a1. political u.arees--en .5e part Of Il
,Uw horn wings Ibe whoIoWHil party Sou
..- iurlrHaG its IIaUs IN vain Tor +
L.-, .-. 81 "a political annals, she emit
WINS i.r.y If fourteen southern States h
,,s lit,,l up It's hands in prayers that have NJ
in -wcIled into Imprecations, to beg or to {
maud from the wing party of the North !
litcal pardon OF rtpi,ve for the only t
. ccnrpicuou. northern vhig men who hy
ire dorcd apparently to turn deaf ear to t
Fry cIamors Of wing antl-slavery agitation
GanH'ng now onslau hts on the Institute
ana interests oi 'ht 0ou'h : 10y the Wh
or q me Norm the protest ana 'h' prayer III
site De Il heafo ana %Go''''" In speaking 9
~, 10 however toaroedIy ana lhy1'e 'ualIy' aaal
tue S'c,loha' Pr'Juulce ana PASSION Oh IL
party, Mn Fillmore SPOKE iron the pee
tai OF the presidential char III winch I
i very scc'i, h|IlSm hao aIued t" place Ii
and Mir. W bNter spike from the higher
d'-tai Of " lifelong warfare waged thro'
good r'p'r and evil report, through brl
days "nd Ozark days IN the whIS cause.