The daily union., 1852-09-16
corrs.poaaeaee q .As Union.
spsIser,rLp. Mass. j

SrRIsGFELD, (Msss.,) Sept Q, 1852.
The nomination for governor Of Judge Bishop though
objected 10 BY few grumblers inspiring our demo-
cratic friends with great hope. The judge is OF
acknowledged ability. not committed to any fac ton on
wing OF the party and OF agreeable winning DISPOSE
lion. Ii is under all circumstances, nomination which
will bring out the strength OF the democratic party and
unite. as far the elements capable OF assimilation,
its various shades and colors in common onslaught
on the wings So far State and State policy
concerned. (tor which purpose alone coalition is
thought off, the selection shrewdly made, and well
calculated TO dispr whg opponents The Judge.
from his position the bench, did not allow himself TO be
drawn into the vortex OF politics. and has not given Of
fence 10 nybody He is mol even mixed up with the
Maine lquorlaw, and innocent with regard 10 the
quarrel which occurred 10 convention as the governor Of
California
There is nothing just and reasonable than for the
national democrats OF the State repudate sbolionism
IN any shape but the next practical question which
ours is. whether for democratic State purposes apart
from national politics. there may be joint opposition
TO the wings which, In part at least may secure an
larged democratic vote for Pierce and King And il by
that means good may out Of evil there no reason
why facts they exist may not be accepted aud turned
national account With solemn reservation in
the form OF protest there will probably be no boiling
from the democratic ticket nominated al Fitchbug, espe
cally the electors at large for the State were we'll
selected and representing the intelligence and character
OF the State.
The candidate for lieutenant governor mr. James 3.
Thompson) is good man, and, on reflection, will be
equally zeaously supported by the national democrats Of
the State.
The Webster movement per Sc, il is now pretty gene
rally conceded by Mr. Websers old friends viii not as
sumo the gravity OF separate nomination but Mr..
Webster will support General Scott though at the
last hour he may possibly release his friends and allow
them 10 do as they please Some Of them will please to
stay at home and fold their arms and others will no doubt
please 10 vote for Pierce and King and thereby not par
ticularly displease Mr. Webster. Mr.. Fmoes friends
have particular objection, presume, TO let Mr.. Web
ster 60 ahead "on his own hook" hoping to bring out
Fillmore in 1885, Mr. Fillmore will certainly not spoil
by keeping, if Gen. Scott is well thrashed in 1852 and
the genius OF history satisfied
Rely it, the chances for Peirce and King are excel
lent in this State, though shall require prudence. dis
cretion, and forbearance to succeed All political re-
sentiment must be banshed from our hearts for revenge
is qualification which, Lord Bacon truly remarked is
seldom INDUCED in but at the loss OF power and ad-
vancement OLD NORTH
NEW YoRK, September IS, 1852
To-day friend Greeley, Of the Tribune, seems 10
cave in as regards Ohio He seems to admit that the
OF John p Hale has rendered the Buckeye
State safe for Pierce and King; and, for once at least
Greeley has spoken with sincerity. The engineer is
about be hoised by his own petard The free-soil
hobby has been hard by the Tribune that will
not allow itself TO be saddled by General Scott though
all manner of sub promises made TO tsuch as
that shall be fed at the public crib, that it shall be as
well treated and cuuy-combed sold Whitley" and
what not. General Scott and his friends have made so
many foolish promises all round that il is difficult for any
particular portion of his friends tell which OF them he
is going TO keep and what is to be done by him.
Free-soilsm as separate organization, is death
blow to whig prospects, and Greeley knows it, Not ev
yhpdx tho b0fh
and slough il off for particular object as the principal
editor Of the Tribune No other man but he can pratc
about socialism, and then swallow, in the next BREATH
The whole badge OF whg doctrines and class legislation
to which they inevitably lead. No man can pretend 10
with the adopted citizens and then become the
champion OF General Scott. No other man can go for
universal liberty throughout the world" and then de-
lend the contracted policy OF the whig "consevaves
who would treat freedom itself monopoly TO be en-
oyed only by precious few.
Mr Greeley has for goodly time managed 10 humbux
he Irsh the German, the French, and the Italian
adopted citizens Of the country by leading them TO be-
eve that the Tribune the organ that espoused their
cause but now that presidential election is al hand
Mr. Greeley proclaims armstce to European despo-
sm, to the enemies Of socialism, 10 the monopoes of
class, and TO the opponents OF universal philanthropy
because, forsooth, he has his hands full with fighting
he democrats, and because it is the whg party with its
wealth and its influence, that supports the New York
lrOu0e. lie great evangelist oil a large number OF
leuded adopted citizens becomes mere sectarian
preacher, employed in canonzing particular saint Mr.
Greeley knows very well that no cloth can be woven
out OF moonshine philosophy, though il muy be used
as blind for unwary enthusiasts and hence. in a can
yass for office, he comes down 10 the realities OF life
After he and his friends shall be gratfed, he would
again deal in philosophy for gudgeons for there are
men who will make a whole empire OF dreams TO
heir followers, they keep real snuggery in time
Ind space for themselves Mr. Greeley is the very Bar
OF politicians, and, like his great prototype con-
inualy advertising his curiosilies. He has complete
aiih in the infinite subiiy OF his readers in that
husiasm OF adopted citizens which believes in the
reorganization OF labor philosophical principles, and
s willing to preach Fouriersm Cabeism. Proudhonism
aod the political socialism OF Louis Blanc; provided,
when the elections round, he throw all these
hngs the devil and 20 in for Wellington boots long
spurs, cooked hat, and any quantity OF feathers.
Yet Mr. Greeley begins doubt the OF Scott in
Ohio Courage. my friend; and II you should really be
disappointed in your political hopes take adose OF physc
rom your own shop-a sugar-coaied blue pill OF sat
actve labor"and see how il sits your stomach
You will have it gratis, for nothing; while your poor
ieuded disciples will have to pay for it, Meanwhile
shall believe in your sincerity when see you dis
;ard the advocacy OF for that OF principes-not
merely during the inie, poi from election 10 another
but uniformly throughout The time serving reormer is
ike the stall fed heoogian-ater church living and
not the spreading of the Gospel. LEROUX
The Hon. c. J. FAuLKsER.-We publish as much of
he able speech OF guished representative de-