The daily union., 1852-08-05
Gen. scott in Tennessee.

Gen. scott IA Tennessee.
The opposition TO Gen Scott among the wings OF Ten
is growing iasl and furious. Pason Brownlow
OF the Jonesboough Wing. takes his full share in the
movement. and in OF his late numbers chronicles his
prosperity and We are surprised the
Parson going ahead in bis upon General Scott but
it does rather curious to find MIR Webster and the
State Department openy giving him aid and comfort and
cheering him
We copy from the Richmond Enquirer:
Soorr TENNESSEE. .-Parson Brownos is prospecting
in his opposition Scott. He says issue OF July 20
:" Week before last, entered the names of 81 new
subscribers books last week entered l02 aud
this week. up to the hour OF going to have
cred 200 names while have discontinued ia
all tha, time Almost every writing for the paper
says, Il antiS Scott whig' These facts which
can show on our books and by files oil letters 10
any who are curious enough call and examine them
This s free county, and tue masses are not TO be driven
from the support Of an independent press by few selfish
leaders. Our weekly issue 3600-a circ uation
paper could boast of in this end OF the State
" To show that the administration at Washington APP
little notice,
1--WE have been kindly and respectfully notified this
week by Mr. Webster Secretary OF State that paper
passed during the fret session Of the Thirty second Con
gess and also all public treaties entered into and ratified
. If the above facts do indicate that Tennessee
going against Scott and Graham and that Mr. Webster
will rejoice at such result, confess that
BILE to draw correct inference. Ten thousand majority
what the Parson says Tennessee will give for Pierce
King"
Franklin Pierce at Home.-The Religious
. Test
The Milwaukee News publishes the following extract
friend in Wisconsin
"CoRooRD, July 10, 1852.
"MY DEAR You ask me IL support Pierce ar
you vory decidedly that do. My personal acquain,
with him enables to discover in him all the ele
OF a great Added to enlarged views gener
heart, business disc pine, and
habits he has of the best natural and well informed
minds ever met. No man in New England is more uni
versay beloved than General Pierce and predict you
and you know Of my political predictions in past days-hat
he will get larger New England than any candi
date of any party for the office OF President yet
ceived
81 that of the reckless of the
papers ping upon the shoulders Of General Pierce
every species SANDER and among the they endeavor
hold him responsible for the religious the consii-
tniion of this State This is very unjust the records OF
the recent convention that framed the constitution will
show
'When the question of striking that odous clause from
the constitution before the people late election
heard General Pierce several occasions address large
assenblages and urge, with all that and eloquence
for which he is highly distinguished the adoption of the
with that clause omitteda clause that has
long been blot upon the otherwise fair of
State Gene raj Pierce and the great of the democrats
Of the State defeated in their efforts retrieve its
character from the charge of religious intolerance With
the almost unbroken OF the whig party in the State
against u.s. indulged the hope OF making strict party
queson-hat could carry the constitution as it came
from the hands OF the convention, without the tes-our
party having small majority in the Stale the
bined forces wings and the ultra abotionists We
were beaten however, but shall relax efforts
until purge the State of this stain upon it.
In this Sate the reckless efforts of the foreign whig
press msrepres and inure Gen Pierce religious
grounds viewed with great dissatislsctio by the Cath
oc people They look upon him of their most able
and tried cads In the eiorFto relieve the State from the
charge OF religious intolerance do not believe there
be found in New Hampshire, in all New England
Catholic democ that will cast his for franklin
Pierce in November have not heard of with
any that will not support him On the contrary, what
Catholics there here that wings speak OF Cen
Pierce with the respect and openly express their
regret the the papers of their party take beyond
tho limits OF State.
The democrats Of New England are united TO
In uppo of Pierce and King On the other hand, OPP
ponens badly divided The doings of their late
genlion a Baltimore denounced in all quarters.