New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

Niagara He the American srns wi'h q ~
In every combat in which he engaged de
prnrnostd u the rank ~ G-bsr.l by Mr. Madison tie
wss prupouoeed by his superior, G-n Brown entitled
70 the nis hest honors bis cOdntry could osstns Cor
gree unanimously voted him = nedd tor HI, Msyor.
eoOd conduct Uhe only compliment 70 th1 eject os
slowed ~ Cuugrrss) md distinguished services. The
Leeblsure of YirsiDa uasnin ou,ly votes him sword,
which he sl % defend tae mo'hsr ~hO gave IL
The war over, he cent a c,bidennsl mission
/ To Europe by No Madison Mr. aonroe-for ne en-
ioyed IN eminrut degree the fiendship snd conf
/ debce Of oIth tn"se blustriJus statesmen.
Distinguished ss be was a. C.p'sn, he stsrsard
became NJ lees tlus'rioUs Pscihcsior the deii'
cate and difficult task of composing the NalidcsOn
/ troubles, comuiued % hn-aHd happily did ne
compose them. lie saved Us frOm with Eagltnd
about the Cansdiin difficulties, and again about ihs
Maine boundzry-proving the satisfaction ct alt Tn
he uas nor less sklu as NegOuator, than heroic as
/ General
Agsip. he nesOtiated treaty with the Northwestern
lnohns, Ivy which peace ras restred 10 tnst region,
sud An immense extent OF territory acquired O. tue
Union. For ns sbors this occasion ne reci's the
highest commentators from the Secretary Of Wac
(GrB Csss To him was intrusted the difficult and lis
ts ul duty Of removing tne Cherokee Indians TO tho
West ct the MISSISSIPPI i-s du'y which he executed with
g. much judgmen and humanity as 10 extOu tears Of
! eraiudetrom tie po Creatures. whom he was COM
| peled tear rom their cherished hOuel
He was sent o. the Florida wac-but before he had
made much progress through the antiques sud envy OF
email pO iiieisns At W~shioSton, he recall d, and
subjected 10 Court Martial There he was hon'rabiy
ACQUITTED
| His achievement. in Mexico, which have given him
European reputation. and eNtUrted phatlc urnd
stn from the nishe.t living military authority, one
Duke Of W,llngtop9 TOO recent 10 require notice
now. Those brilliant deeds, accomplished Ia spite OF
the Efforts OF bis GUvernm Mt 10 thsart him, aud
In the OF fearful ODDS sui irs In the minds
OF the American people But this is 10 bs military
canvass aud they will bear repetition The Democrats
have put "a General the cours-. Tue Wnizs have
another The prepondersnee OF glorious deeds will de-
Let the ~atchword. of the great Comparative Wing
Party 81 TIE Union be COaelh 0a aud C0lPr0atss-
treryAilg for ne and E0,tiag fer aa.R aBt we
! march to ASSURED triumph We have a leader whose
hzhi' il il lead his followers u victory tie Is the
conQuerng hero OF three and ten pitched battles
and throughout Ms adventurous and daring career
never sorsed except in sin gle skirmish when US
Northern ilhia Who bad been relied on, (perhsps Gen.
Pierces New Hampshire pstriots) refused coa,fitH
tsnat grounds TO the Niagara the assistance Of
their cOuntrymen, ovefpOwed by humble s Victory is
hi. prescrpii n We have read the DEGREES Of fate Ia
the counterapcrs of Dem cratic friends tor more
than two mopths The shudder with which the name
of ScorT news failed 10 spire the has
infaiAble augury the future They felt that Scorrs
three and tea pitched battles must outweigh
Perces four tn ND es from horseback. Tne scows on
their couutenance were the shadows cast before by
coming ev, ns.
GIN scorr. In the darkest hour. o. Whis fortunes,
| was ever q true and devoted Whig He never for
Mt thought vt despair coUhding In tue virtue OF
the people be stimulated the depending and encOur.
sRrC The bt ID he stauds before the cUuotcy as
Ii. representative of that party. III" has plant
ed hmsef upon lie principles tie has sisoln.d hn en-
tire concurrence In t0at broad PlruOrm which guarsn
tees the right every section and the happiness and
security of the whole His election the )nens OF
Union timents and the sworn foe OF all seed nal
sRatiun will put eud 10 anaficism aud restore %
every portion Of wdespes al country the kindly feel
ngs Of brotherhood and peace He, more than any man
living can achieve these vast results Bred under the
| auspices of JefersOu Madison aud MDnrUe-hsviny
drunk deeply of their tervd love of 'ery snd Union,
| be more nearly than aDy now upon the public stage
approaches III gre't patriots who founded and fash
toned our infant Republic. He IL the idol of all thoie
great States at the North snd West where sectional
spt no been ndu ged being Southern man by birth,
Northern by residences, and Union man by SEN
tmen hs great moral Influence Will still forever the
| bitter waters OF sections, controversy.
From The Try Brlg,t, Apostate BsrnSurner) IL
Within the range OF our own obserVa'
on this nomination gives more com 2lete aud unmd'
gated satisfaction the Democracy than 10 any Ways
hat u has fortune to meet suce tue nomina
! tou was made The guns that prepared 10 herald
the nomination of Webster or Fillmore, could find no
tor que 10 the Of SCorr The bOnhres
refused 20 blaze. The hurrA II uttered at all had suak
| 10 whispers
Tni. nomination seems to give Il possible renewed
| cophdeDce to the Democracy We have good Wnig au-
hoIity tor IT, that 5corT Is the weakest candidate the
| Wings could have selected. We have like authority
that he 10 Incompetent, unfit and unworthy q the ex
allied station OF the Presidency aud the same authority
u us tbat both account Of the candidate aud OF the
platform the OF Wniggery 10 absolutely hOpslees
| The selection of WILLIAM A. GRAHAM as n candidate
for Vice PRECEDENT was easily effected There no
great Interest manifested in the Convention rslauve 10
| this nomination. exceJt the better men Of the Wng
party Ike Jones and Ciuenden, 'Ihhited considerable
snAeiy to escape the hnmlstng position OF serving Tor
bob 70 such \ kite Mr.. GRAHAM nay answer IN that
cspaciIy but best tieuds have much node,ty 20
claim that he ADDS either strength or seadLIess to the
Fros n. Hartford Tnos, lR,bd Loco Foco)
| So far a. candidates are concerned, SCOTT
wss DOT only the strongest man among the Wings, but
! the restwer absolutely nowhere.
Though vastly superior 10 Gen Taylor in military fame
/ Ia
stiIity as a Presidential candidate The south viewed
TsyOr as one OF themselves, and trusted hn. but they
| oistrust ScOTT Tie has therefore, OF raylOrs
strength Al ire South while at the time by reason
OF the perfect union Of the Democratic party no Is also
far weaker tho North. The factions which divided
New York in 1873 consolidated into an unoro-
! ken and inpreEnabe column.
| Still Gen ScorT Ia the only available whom the
Wbigs lett 10 their ranks, and we are glad that
they have put up their only candidate aud gwen the
! De mocrais in some respects, " tOeman worthy Of
their steel" With any other candidate the cOons'
would have con down without shot Buttnere is no
excitement Ia which may be won 10y walking over
the eourse-nO PLEASURE In victories gained without
! struggle That principle will have signal triumph
over military g,ter, there can be doub1 but Il would
be mistake suppose that there not tome work cut
out for Democrats by this nomnaon or that one Ut me
heroes OF the last and the cOnquerer OF Mexico Is
to be beaten Ia civil conhic! without some LILLE
! effort
If the Wing party, especially those who
| have claimed 10 be the National" portion Of H. are
ati,ned with the iDaioD, have right % com
Elsin. So tar as the Democracy are concefaed they
| cco,ls not have beer better suited. SIR.
! Fillmore has been beaten. The who signed The
Con urouise has BEEN laid upOa the snelf while the
grest measure OF bis admiDistrA1Dn btaads forth as
having received emphatic iudorseoen, AZ he hands
| of Whia Nsdsnal Convention. Such Is Whiggery
| From TIE Providenee Poet, Loci
Ths Wing party enters on the Presiden-
tlal campaign in Dad ard hopeless plight la It's best
coudl,ioI Ills loOse sud chaodc and cannot do much
without something with when ~ hurrsh portion Of the
ueoule int Tor getiuness Of is deIneTs Nov Il
"a divided lis Presidential nominal JD IL merely ir
umph Of one otis nerce acnon' and VI course caaAos
have the friendly support Of The Others.
II General SCOTT mad been n0ni lated on the third or
fourth ballot and with such general consent Of the Con
yeption AZ would have given him handsome majority
the Whe. would have been able ~ make respectaols
show he would IN thar case bage been stronger can
didsie than either We Fillmore could baVe been