New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

E1ig-Gen Brown ihs comrnands-, gave ths high.
esi crsois 10 Scon-bui, perhspa you knew bestI
LOoo-Ihe credit OF Gen SCOTS victories DIS 10
Ukie-so Ger. Scott says but he has been s,nsuIsrty
fortunate In bic troops He whipped tie dover Of tus
British army four times In one month With infsrlM
numbers, and Ieariy all new recruits. The case Ia
Mexico YRS similar.
LoeO-1here 10 no evidence thss Gen scost 10 man
of personal courage.
Vhg.-Of courss not. He hsd but two horses shot
under him, and wn but twice wounded At Luady's
Lane; and he has now but one British bullet 10 bis
shoulder
LOeo-He Is man Of grea. vanity
bhS-Cnaouoteoiy De showed Ii, a. well a. his
cowaroice when going Into battle where hot work was
cspecfed aud bic stat oesought him TO put on plain
dress 90 ne would nos be so conspicuous mark for the
inoisn ntes mo" said the cid peacock 4 Wish
10 die with my rGbes On I"
L9eo-Gen. Scott Is only q military man, and not s.
for President
Wdg-Gen Scots civil experience is vastly greater
nsn was Gen Isylors ard everybody nov admits that
lie was an abe President
L0oo-Gen. Scott never held any civil once.
Wh'S-Gen Scott has spt ut many yea's at Washing.
top and st ell times iotlmste With the public business
years Of age He has performed the duties of Cabinet
Moster at various tmes for twenty years past aud has
several times been appointed 10 the most responhbe Of
al civil potittops-that OF negotiator
Loco-Wsr IL his profession and 1t would endsrgr
the peace of the country TO make him President
Whis-By union of bis civil and military qualities.
Great Britain, and once from civil war
LocO--Geu Sc It is Native American
Hh9-Then vhv 90 not tbs Native Americans SUD
port him. WI en- there IL fair prospect they elect
timi The Native Americans oppose him as bitterly as
you 90.
L0c0-He wants to axe all foreigners serve yenin
TIE army navy before they can vote.
EkfQ-All foreigners nov vote when they have
been IN the country certain lumber OF years Gen.
Scott proposes TO let them also who have been IN the
army or paws year vote though they have been Ia the
country but year.
Loc0-Gsn. Scott had an Irishmsn's ear Gilt, at
Buffalo.
BAs-Ard any man ought to have bis ear slit who
will utter such llbeL IL Is fass. On the other hand
he bearded the British Lion Oh It's own deck and saved
from the British halter Some forty brave of Erin.
6e did II with the same independent spirit that he spoke
his mind Of Gen. Wilkinson years before
Permit ne 10 ask what your candidate has ever done
for lIibnen
Loco Gen Pierce did all he could to get the Religious
TCst abolished.
Hhig-The only speech he ever made on the subject
was 10 justify the men who first Instituted tha Test
de made effort 10 abolish Ii. Your party nbers
TWO 10 enc 10 New Hampshire and yet the Test Is re-
tanned The strongest Wing towns gave the heaviest
majority Tor its abolition and the strongest Loco Foco
towns-bs own with the reEt-gsve the heaviest vote
aasinft Ito abolition His party retained the Test there
fore, be made effort 10 abolish IT, he has no nhu
tnce st home. pretty fx for him. either way
LOcO-Gen Scott is FedeTalst
Uhi1-Whiie your buchanan and other Federalists
were oppofidg the war, Gen. Scott was fighting the
enemy After the war, that Democrat Madison Of
fered him a seat in his Cabinet And long since Gen
Pierce "oined the Fede slIst lawyers to oppose Cen
Jackson, the Democrat Isaac Hill said heidid Gen
Scon has received the highest praises from Gen. Jack.
son and Gen. Csss.
sceEe closes with great NONE aud confusion"