The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-29

what is the worth OF his present suddeny.proessed
adhesion to the wing platform
The wings OF Georgia Refusing to /" Acaui.
escc!o
The National I"teiigsneer. in maxi ing an effort TO rep
resent the "acquescence" of the wings in Gen SCOTS
nomination as almost universal" Acknowledges the
following pretty considerable excepons-the State of
Georgia being on ( them. The Inteiiigencer says:
There are, inc exceptions this onenes, of express
son but they are lew and chiefly confined the be-
ginning, TO certain points Savannah Augusta and acon
la Georgia single journal in North Carolina Che vii.
mington Commercial; y leading journal in New York,
(the Courier and Enquirer > and the Boston Daily Adyer
iser, the Courier and Journal, in Massachusetts.
The partial dissent to the nomination Georgia was
not wholly unexpected and may, perhaps, be down a.
sufficiently serious the the toral vote of
that State to the wings. We regret this conr,e but The
loss of that State will of itself success of The
wing ticket OF the Union its lead should be- followed
(Which believe will be) by concurrent hosilv
to the ticket in other States"
AS to Georgia. readers will peruse with satisfac.
lion the language of the Savannah Republican, which
we give in another column. We suboin here the re-
marks OF the Macon Messenger upon the wing nomina-
ton we find them quoted in the Augusta Chronicle
After alluding to the pernacty with which the dele
gates adhered TO their respective avores and expressing
the fear that General Scott would be nominated the edi-
tor says;
"Frse-soers would control the adnnistrao, of Gen.
Scott and dispense the patronage of the general
ment, if he elected IL is true the convention has
endorsed the compromise in its platform OF prn
cpes. But, the upon that PLATFORM the majority of
Scott in the convention recorded in the negative
With candidate whom they CONTROL they for
the principles of platform for which they voted
and with the offices OF the government their sposa
they would not hesitate declare their opposition that
platform These plain truths, which. unpala allie
they may be to whig readers, must be spoken. We
profess to have devotion the principle of the great
servave wing party Of the Union ardent, and adm-
ration OF those principles illustrated in whg admnistra-
TONS and in the public of the great of
the party, strong any But the great i.saes
tho presidential those connesied with
slavery, and they swallow up the minor POI Of pol-
cal faith upon which The whK and democratic parties
divided In the language of the resolutions of the hts
Fillmore convention of this Sat the safety and honor
of the South dearer than the trium of any
pary and if Scott is nominated, shalt upon this
idea in determining the candidate shall support
Alter the foregoing in type. the editor received the
news of the nomination, which he added in postscript
and remarked;
"We recall nothing whie we have written We
the nomination of Gen Scott triumph of the enemies
Of the South and |, ms our roitica friends
in the Stale take such will best the
great interests Of our section"
| The above declarations Of the Messenger are given as
introductory to the following call for the meeting Of the
convention OF the Union party of The State the 18th Of
4 July next:
CONVENTION OF THE UsIcs rARrY-The democratic and
whg parties of the United States having made their pes
Dental il becomes the duty undersigned
president and vice president, of the
constitutional Union party, held at Mledgeyis, in April
last fulfil the requirement in the third
ton of that body. Ia obedience this resolution do
hereby appoint Thursday, the 18th day of July next
time OF the meeting Of another convention of the contu
tiona Union party, Medgevle for the purpose
sderng the nominations for the presidency and pesi
dency that have been made by the whg ard dem cratic
parties, and for the OF taking such action
ton TO the presidential election shall be deemed proper
The party in each county will be entitled send up
number Of delegates equal oihe representation which the
county had in both branches OF the legislature under
old superintendent
| "a. H. CHAPPELL
| SAMUEL FARRIS,
JAMES THOMAS"
i Ia this co nnexon, add the following telegraphio
despatch from Messrs Stephens and Toombs as we find
| ii in the Augusta Chronicle:
"MKssRs STEPHENS TooNns-As considerable snai.
ETY. has been manifested to know the position Of Mes rs
Stephens and Toombs in relation to the nomination it af
fods great qualification TO lay pcf,re renders
follow ing telegrapbic despatch received yesterday
| 80 WARRINGTON, June %, 1852.
| "' JAMES w. JONES. esq Scott s nominated. We do
onS Union party Of Geog's ID. We VIII abide BY The
decision of their convention when !, assemblies
80 RoBT. TooMBs'"
The Savannah Morning News, neutral print, sums
up the state Of the in Georgia az follows
| In word, The nomination of General Scott by The
Baltimore Convention is, under the circumstanc highly
objectionable TO all parties, wings democrat and I'm
men, OF the South. We think speak the convc ion OF
all when say that the nomination r. ceivs the
hearty support OF any party in Georgia. Ia the present
state OF yelling. confident that the OF
third presidential ticket by the Union hx Delegates
Baltimore would be promptly responded by The higs
OF this State OF whom with the Union wings OF
tho Norh, would prefer dol with Fillmore Wei
national victory with Scout sectional chief
W. shall not be Surprised to n for q third
presidential ticket In Georgia. which, while wouli de-
feat the designs OF sectional would preserve the
nationality OF the wing party Of the Uoonnn Of the
highest poftancc in the estin Of ali who regard the
nationality of the two great pa ties essential the
1 petuy Of the republic"
X Letter from Governs Seymour.
4 At Hartford. on Saturday evening. there i'm
mense gathering Of the democracy presided by Job
Allyn. esq. Speeches made by several gentlemen.
and the following letter read from Gov, Seymour
HARTFORD, June IL, 1852.
GEsrIENES Feeling obliged decline the honor Of pre-
siding q, the ratification meeting for this evening cannot
permit the opportunity without some proof o. my
warm satisfaction with the nominations OF the late DEMO
cratic National Convention. .l sse#.4
The OF General Pierce is associated in the minds
Of all those who have the pleasure OF his acquaintance
with the nobes qualities OF the intellect and heart As
civilian his life presents record OF tried devotion 70 tne