Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-03
MORE SCOTT ENTH1,s,,a

no"' VI oen ocoH' all going to show Il" Ss
appointment and modification it has nod he d.
wing ranks; and We might fill our psoe, ,', In The
lar extracts, but the following will SUFFICE WIN sia
The baltimore Sun has presented bslo,. To-Day;
"ords' the expressions and feelings WIKI '., "a lev
nomination was received in Boston and o,h ""'ch d.
Massachusetts: ''Aef parts ii
1.-THE Boston Pass AND Gpn g.
TON. The Press and people of Ros,OItrs NoMH.
much disappointed in the nomination or seem seem 10 b.
over Mr.. Webster. '''A''0" oil Gen. Sc@
The Journal endorses the nomina,;o.
heavy heart. Of Scouvhh
Massachusetts will have Webster ~ no .ne people Of
prefer defeat under his banner, to suno1 lhg Thev
who does not command their con6doUoeesS under One
The Advertiser is struck with hardIr an, ano respect
than regret, and fears the decision ess Surprise
consequences to the welfare of tho ,"I disastrous
the country. ""is party and
The Courier says the nomination fell Dn,. ,
habtants of the city like funeral 'T un upon the in
said week ago, it has no reason IN r pall What it
opinion cannot be whisked about At nSdy now lis
ing by the caPrices of few indivd".Jl enls Warn.
blood has been kept at fever heat f., us When the
sort of black hole or Calcutta. Il will SS days ina
turn OF the delegates before deciding wba S the
tain the nomination or not. "Ae'nef 10 sus-
| The Mail says the effect of the no.,;.
Scott upon the crowd in State stree, "aon Of Gen.
appearance of contribution box in Gh was like the
scattering was more general and indo'' only the
The Daily Bee. which contains '1 "am
convention to nominate Mr.. Webs,ar o oa. d Slate
SCOTS nomination fell like shower nf SaSs that
CITY,. We never witnessed so universal nS The
| that was most dear.'' WV" uau lostaI
Inc same feeling was manifested in Lowou
lem, w orcester, and other Places oentIemon'c %
Lowell informs US that the inteloence If Snug nue
nomination was received by the citizens of thu,
with tears In their eyes," The effect was plaN
paralytic." "a' alno
The people of Massachusetts feel that Mr. W.
ster has done much for the rights of the Sou,b. -.
1t Is, therefore, but natural that they should he r
nant and mortified at the manner in which Soul.
men have consented to his sacrifice by Sevs,d .sI
his gang.
The Charleston Mercury gives the followinpbi,f,
eve view of the Scott prospects in Georgia:
"GEN. ScoTT IN GEORGIA. Judging from nro..,,
Indications. Georgia will give but a slim suppoT III
! the Wing ticket We quoted the Augusta CbfoniJ
yesterday. The Savannah Republican of vesprJar
is equally decided in repudialing the nominate,
The Macon Messenger is still more vehement soaiDs,
it. II says: 9''"''
We view the nomination of Gen. Scott as 2 ri.
umph Of the enemies of the South; and it now 70.
mains for political friends in the State, TO take
such course as will best conserve the great Interests
| of our section"
! We have not yet heard from the MilIedgeviIe IA.
pers but the agreement of the three leading Journals
We have mentioned, leaves little doubt thai al leas,
powerful division of the old Wing party of Geo..
gid had made up their minds beforehand not 10 sub.
nit to the nomination of the Seward candidate.
| A notice appears in the Macon Messenger, signed
by the President and Vice Presidents of the ae Con-
stitutional Union Conven lion, convoking another
Convention of their party 10 meet the 18th of July
next, to decide upon this Presidential difficulty Ii
is not by any means improbable that third candi
date may be nominated.
We expect to hear much the same news from Al.
ALBANIA, Mississippi and Florida
! Are the Wings of North Carolina less interested
in the institution of Slavery, or less devoted 10 Mr.
Fillmore than the Wings of Georgia, Alabama, Mis-
sssippi, and Florida
We copy the following communication from the
New York Express of the the 25th June, a Whgp
per, and one which has of late done good service in
the cause OF the Union and of Southern rights:
Triumph OF ABoLITIoNIsM.
To The Editors Of the New York ErpresS As a
working Wing for the last d years, and of your
oldest subscribers, proud to that you throw
open your columns to those who think more Of their
country than they do of party, and respectfully ask
corner in your valuable paper, that may endeavof"
open the eyes Of my old WING friends to few things
know to be facts. | would ask of them If they
know that vote given to General Scott is vote
given to Seward for the Presidency in 1856 DO
you know that if General Scott is elected, every per-
son appointed to Office under his administration must
be favorable to the nomination of Seward in 1856!
Do they know that men of the 50 Giddings" stamp
acquiesce in The nomination! Why is il! They 90
so because in the event of Sco's election, they will
come in for share of the spoils. thereby gain add
tional power, and, with Seward, turn the once ge3
Wing Party into an Abolition party, and VIM h.
Seward will be their candidate for the Presidency
SO. Old Wings, are you ready for this Are you@
be sold hook and line, 10 the Abolitlonsts WiIyo
submit without murmur because Scott is calledu'
regular nominee of Convention, many oil TnoSS
delegates were elected by management II moi lfauo'
particularly from this State 7 Are you willing 'na
all the great statesmen of your party snouiG "
thrown overheard for the benefit and glory OF mliag
ehieitains; principle the Wing Party opposed III
Jackson's time Are you ready to involve Inc cOuu
try in war, every and then, for the purpose
manu- featuring military heroes into candidates III wv
Presidency? Is the time to arrive In this county
when military glory is TO be the ruling PU"e 'ns,
all the great statesmen of both parties 10 Dc 'H:u'
aside? Remember the fall OF the roman Lr PIT
Fellow w hgs, be warned in time! You nave ga, AZ
come to it if not now, it will be in ST. DFaW NJ.
line sloau; either nominate Webster, Fillmore, ~,
Crittenden, and do the best you can to form TIC
of grand Wing or Union Party for the ca@pagi ion
SO, or let the election GO by default on the AOO
Seward Electoral ticket. Again say VGie lOr 81
is a vote for Seward in sc. ONE WHO Knows T.
Wings of North Carolina, ponder on thai y
comes from free State Whig-one who mas a''',
with you for twentyfour years, but who canno' on.
will not act longer with party which Suolnl'' "
the control and ministers to The designs oil oe"~.
We told you. Wings of North Carolina m0n'' rs
that if Scott should be nominated and elected XIV
ard OouM succeed him; and our opinion in this 'o'
ter is conf rmed by New York wing Oh W.T. i,
four years standing. You hare already gone ~ ..o
head of the army for yOur candidate" RE"A-0r