The daily union., 1852-07-08

JACK REFUSED MS euppER BECAUSE HE COULDN'T GET
IrThe eastern papers contain letter from William h.
Seward, in which be says he will not accept cabne,
appointment under General Scott We heard once
volunteer unsolicited to 20 mans security at chahe
vendue for three dollars "Wait ill ask you," was
the reply Now, had not Mr.. Seward better save his
modesy for the actual, exgency. Scott would not ask
MIR Seward to go into his cabinet He would be pre-
vented from rendering the appointment " the inrkues
who have losted him into the whig nomination bad
enough 10 the true consistency Of their plot Seward
is the bottom and substance OF the Scott movement from
ils beginning TO The present moment Everybody knows
this II has covered the scheme with suspicion in the
minds OF anti Seward wings, which has well nigh proved
fatal to It's lar nomination. II Il were
openly proclaimed that Seward 10 be kept out OF
the cabinet there is not in the South Fill
more Webster whig anywhere, Who would not openly
bolt Scott al the polls Hence the ultimate progress Of
the scheme which has resulted in Scors candidacy de-
msnds the hypoccal declaration OF Seward over which
his friends are making such show OF vtruoos self.
denial.
Bot who is lunaiic enough not to see that this very
Witch ~ rxeiusfseiy ai-s.s us,rs aud PEI vadrs az
whole political character of its possessorl Will he be
less the .poirer behind the throne, stronger than the
throne ITSELF" because he thss insists upon remaining
behind Was not this very same Seward the we'll
known adviser OF Gen Taylor, and did not his friends
then enthusiastically paaver by the hour OF his wonder.
fu sedenal in refusing all the urgency oil Taylor 10
take a cabinet appointment Was France less cured
with the most Ingenious comprehensive and oppressive
espionage, because RcbelIeu was not the ostensble
King I'VE beg pardon of the French minister's memory
for the mparison
Seward pretend not to be personally interested IN
| SCOTS success There is not one intelligent man in
this republic who does not know that II Seward
living Scott would have died further from, the presi
dency by thousand years journey -than Moses was
from Canaan when his spirit bid adiea TO s earthly tab
erpacle This declining designed a sheer catch for
southern votes Its palpable hypocrisy will disgust the
| North much as il will insult the South. But, aside
from all things else. IL is richly ridiculous for
decline an appointment from candidate for President
| whose defeat will be overwhelming and everlasting
The fable Of Jack and his supper will find instances for
application ms long whiggery shall endure in the po
| ica word.--O Statesman.
\ NAvAL-The United States sloop-of-war Preble left
Annapolis last week with upwards Of one hundred souls
ON board including the class Of mdshpmen of the date
OF 1884, under Commander Craven. The Preble will
sail for the Azores and the Madeira islands, and return
the st OF September October The Prebe detailed
for service every summer school OF practice for the
embryo officers of the navy.
The United States frigaie Raritan arrived at Panama
June s. She was seven days from Pats, where she had
been stationed for some weeks, and Guayaqul, where
she paid few. days visit