The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-22

Prom the New Hsmpshirs PARROT
The Reception OF the Federal Neminations, and
the Triumph OF sectionslism In the whig Con-
We daily receiving from all parts OF the country
most Aaiering accounts OF the reception of the demo-
cratic nominations at Baltimore, and OF the prospects Of
our party IN the coming campaign. All fragments and
sections Of the old republican army ltifyug and
confirming the dolngs Of the convention with enthu-
sasm and unan'muy never equalled since the days OF
jackson. From the timber forests OF Maine 10 the golden
head lands OF California, there has gone mp long.
continued and exung acclaim OF Joy. There is dis.
satisfaction no coldness in any quarter.
Can the federalIsts say much OF their nomination
Has not The selection OF great military lcader-ona
whose chief claim to the selection was AvAIrAarLIrr
fallen as i were like pail upon the country Has il
not smoihered nearly all the vital party enthusiasm
which remained 10 the whigsl Ambous politicians
may appear 10 applaud they may make themselves gddy
with pompous projections. which their better judgmen,
them never be realized. bat A mistake
greatly il there can be found any indieaoa Of per-
vading Satisfaction running through the ranks OF op
ponenis The nomination Of Gen. Scott is openly repu-
dated at the Souh and is greeted with mingled hisses
and cheers in Massachusetts that normal strong
hold OF federalism. The Union men OF the party.
all over the country. are giving unmstaksable ndi-
cations OF their dissatisfaction And well they may.
They have seen the only two men whoee names
were before their convention, who were pledged 10
the sacred cause OF the Union, thrown ASIDE and
rlhced to that meseving policy, dictated BY higher
law fanatics and ambitious denagogues. Il maiters
little what particular pLasrw may have bean adopted At
any period OF the convention by men who recognise no
enacimenis that do not harmonic with the selfish i'm
pulses OF their own conscences or what avail will be
a written platform in the hands OF William H. Seward
and Gov. Johns,on-men who recognised binding Ell
cacy in law o Congress passed the last session for
the rendition of fuxtives from laborl Noae whatever
And besides. the Seward and Scott Of the Novh had
intention. when they adopted the PLATFORM of faith
fully complying with It's provisions. il was adopted
humbug, gull and cheat; and have compe-
tent witnesses 10 The fact close nj hand The New York
Tribune says, in its leading editorial
The next job was the Platforms thoroughly bunker
h piece Of joiner concoct~d OF soubern PINE and
rather swkwsrdly polished Our friends were advised and
urged by the southern Scott 10 let pass quietly, a.
the Webster and Flmore had Joined hands 70 pass IL
snYhow. and any violent, determined resissnce 70 lite
adoption BY the northern friends Of Scott would subject
them odum, and perhaps defeat Old ChipPswas nom
nation"
Also the Boston Daily Advertiser Of June % says
"t should be sufficient reason for rejecting the
inafon thai among those who active In pro-
curing il numbered most OF the Members Of the
vention who refused their assent TO the platform"
So il was adopted BY the northern Wigs, lest the -.