The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-07
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From the Courier and Esq,irer Nov 81
Adversity they tell Is Of character
9nd perhaps IL "a worth Tbie Tor tho
In which ,hs IY5 ne and lae 9saes tre.t the
blow WA ch has just putvelsd ioctriss ami their
cahoids'e These two jDeruss oar only city
semporaries whcn labored FOR the ppmasip d, snsraI
scout. Soth OF them took pupd N, favor at au
laly day and In their diiivrcut cbars mods,
spiiies themselves TO his service unh he vas unLly
made the candidate al baltimore. The straight
fof ~sru out SPOKEN. times oyerocsrivg
oovnrigh. insoleuce; the other low yo'ctc in.
direct ~ step and an6 tuu practsed guile thgt
nted to absolute duplfcty but yet BOTH worked
rith sbs stno implements ard Tor tbs
Neither was bhnG The other in sluriug tie political
cbaTac sr OF Daniel Webster and in exatng tue militia
services and personal popularity Of General Both
strove with The 2eA hide froa the people the
stnrimens OF the upon the compromise que ton
and 10 prevent The Dations yniion frou expressing
any opinion this great pstional IL tue
eoor OF tue ono Journal execrated and spit upon the
wnig parfom out Of the convention ths editor Of the
other wormed himself in unheard Of way, into
convention and aoored side by side those ,d
their kick that platform out of doors
the one BOLDLY the other sipseriy tho budicg force Of
the coDpronise, or OF the baltimore .iu..ts sf
himing II Both assaiied--the on etr s tho other
ola' slcsiiy-ths military honor .N. .roaa courage
or General Pierce. Bota pOu Eaak obloIuy
upon Mr. Webster, for not len .lmc nnd iniu-
to the advancement OF ..Inl SGUJt's interests
the using The language Of euptous disdsin ths
other Of envenoptd hate As gJ have been exp ecsed
the spirit II the two did not hold nu alike through the
eapv.ss As Gen scotts prospects g@ned tho CdRpagH
Tribune rsconbed is lions sud shoued right iusty
or the rtsoue. Now is ohaied and fumed and nov it
premises that Mrs Pasiugt2n hsr-ef would no.
credited and Gov IL swoI. terribly Uncle Toby's
army IN Flanders One day - astoDished the natives by
snstchiDg letter from the hand General Scott and
tho next T. frightened the foreigners by shaking crcu
lar IN the face Of Consul 8elmon6 There end
its exeroDs or its expcd.nEs, Though not scrupuous
in the Of every body sad that il
NEST that resolEd to light to the last aud die If
dre II AUST, like a true smpajgaer The Camp4gn
fimes tbe othtr hand falteIed and wavered ~
H-optct grew DINNER Its fears went and its blood
down IL quietly got itelf out OF the tbcs Of ths fray
fofayt bie and there in the edge Of the light
hiie the 7,bne campaIgner Ike tne bus of Bofrow
dele frequently grew the echo Of bis Fn b.,W
ing the Tunes esps,e ner, Ike Francis Flute the bel
lcws meDder. who womsns part, spoke ''very
sms , yet often TUNED pale ~ the pseping SQUAD
Its lips bad made Thus hb0rs entered
into ana IL us bore Themselves in the canvass
Now THAT the contest Is ut end how do they take
the result The Tribune gives way TO honest hearty Is
neDtsiion and sheds big the American rys-
ten ibas c'd in Toe grave IL iaoMs' over tbs iact
sl2.ts cssrsSssr @Scsl tn.ie gave ths and
will do Moth ng hostile slavery interest seourty
where artady egel existence But it nda solsce
in the reflection that IL il Lot responsible for Whatever
there may be unfortunate in this state of things dis
conIagns In the prospect" and draws strength from
the discovery that the political well morai
distnptr. Of sonntry have to great their
in grog shops and alcoholic csparcn and thst
the time bas for hearty and osmbsrrsssei sup
port Of the Maine law And yet there s enough Of
ISOLATION here to restore IL TO anything like pacidiy
Of temper. Fogeriu Of all it's fefmer Mt the
wesoess of the conservative. portion of the whg party
rails scuriiously against Cotton whggery aud declares
II is matter of interest know the
who hare been defeating the whg party Tor
three expect to get through 1t od not remit
Its OF Daniel Webster though death had laid
him low and repubished with empbatic piend .ton
the infamous oatrbaof Theodore grave
the great ssate'msn The Fes the other hand witk
it's peculiar adaptive faculty very little for
mourning in the actual result aud indeed Is quite ready
TO that :" the counsty, ten years hence may
possibly be better Of the election OF General Psrcsn
II has at last found out that hostility to the Fugitive
Ssve law rests for much of Its vitality hostility
to plain provision Of the constitution and hat fact Is
quite enough TO psray any party that Identities itself
With it,n and that the anti slavery sentimsne as
element OF political contest. is losiog strength The
paper 10 which its editor ieegaphed the purpose Of his
coIsdeIates at Baltimore diay0w the acton OF The
conyer toD IL Scott not nominated promises
that IL all Judgments OF parties ani of shall
look TO the COED OF the county rather than
&c the considerations Of temporary ami party advantage
Ibs paper that before the nomination delighted 10 at
the uppopulQIiy OF Mr. Webster ana after the bonins
tion pfocaiEed that lie could not withhold his support
fTom General scots without the deepest int@my8
outips all of its coen porares In f1ome pAnee src
ard VIII any regard the rights pr0petty drags
oil quarters OF the compass for memorials bis genius
and hts patriotism.
Such the different lines Of action of the two jour-
pss OF city which bad this most 70 do ia bringing
upon the whg party the fatal stroke IL has just received
We make no comments Our readers must judge which
Is the most ignominious