The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-26

statesmen OF your party should be th,own overheard 10,
WING party opposed in Jackson's time Are you rrady 70
involve The country IN war every nov and then Ter The
purpose OF manufacturing military heroes into candidates
for the presidency Sthe time 10 arrive in this coantr,
when military glory 10 be tue ruling power, and all the
niopbcr lie ia Roman empire Fylow-a hgs, be
warned in ime ion have got come 10 il u not nov,
It wl be in 81. Dfap The linz mop either nominate
Websler Fillmore Crit enden aud do best you
form tile base Of grand wing OF Union parry for the
campaign Of o6 or let ,c ection 10 by default on te
alolIon Seward electoral ticket Again cay, vote Tor
~ ONE WHO KNOWS
TRIUMPH OF THE RADICAL FACTION.
/" 10 The Editors of the NeD York Express:
:. wish be guided solely by principle and wise refer
good my county Parry considerations have
weight only as far they are enforced by an e"gh,ened
by supporting the domination made at Banorel should
70 give ess no " lha nsssu . ns oa BE-
my nnques,onable duty 10 support t. But can see only
ave talk vaguely, lear, respect lie why
party. WHAT is You and lagrcc thar is whole mean
ing worth aud validity, association lie in It's steady
application OF sound conservative 10 the ever
changing questions connected with politics. On the other
hand, The tnbane and Times conoer il an association
for carrying elections its influence 10 be direc ed as ma
y (iisy control I'D may consider best for thar end
Now, surely beginning 10 be important 10. us 70 know
which Of objects the whs party is TO be devoted
la my view, the action OF true wbtSs at nis crisis has much
to do with the decision OF the question
The radical Lection claiming share the contol OF tue
wbg party (bu who, on intrinsic grounds, have rs i,le
RICH, in its councils as Garrison or Abby hely) have
achieved great victory and great stride toward power
Led such nuriate hounds as the Tribune and IT'S nut
pack, and guided by the intriguing genius OF The
Times, Atas Journal, &c, II has now (with open ana
avowed ln'enD huned down the compromise statesmen
and crushed their supporters All that a has threatened II
performed True, this success was purchased IN par
by up homage TO the principles ayans' when e sey
organization oil this faction was madeat once the most alb
and the bodest stretch OF hypocrisy ever resced 10 by
gans make repnd,ae the lying petence oil prnc
Pile. while holding fast the candidate and The victory
Of conservatism in the wing paIy - be sealed ana per
peuated 10y submission. II day it !, Ia the power Of
wings though defeated refuse the yoke, maintain their
ground anu 0'''i' 'n' '"'0''0" a new new YORK WING
"Ngw YoRK. June g. 1852"
We close this array OF wing responses for day with
The following seoreAiag article from the New York Cou.
rer and Enquiret of Thursday las, Tue article
cudes with the opinion tina, the whig for Gen.
era Sco,tis hopeless and fully forth in the follow
ing extracts the confession that he is the candidate OF the
wing abolionisis-iha they spurning AMI will spurn
the plaiom-and that he dominated by bargain
which induced certain southern wings TO be,ray The
northern wing friends Of the South, and surrender them
up 10 the control Of the ant.sayey agtatos Of their
pary
I've discovered at an early period Of the thar
sufficient number Of the oulhern delegations were only
waiting Tor favorable opportunity dispose Of the pfnc
plies OF the promise, and the northern wings who had
sustained H. the abolition and ffee-so parties OF the
NORTH the plea OF srpdieHcs And the gala and chva
wings OF Maryland. Louisiana, Georgia Flords Missis
spp nc, &c gave notice that portions Of the delega
lions from Tennessee Fifgins, and Kentucky and prob
ably Nofh Carolina, were ready upon the slightest preex
their ballots for Scott without the least regard 10 the
abandonment of principles Involved In such proceeding
and Us injustice the conservative wings ofihe North
This was indeed astounding intelligence to the
lives Of the whg party from the North and, with one
cord appealed TO the South not to involve us In
dishonor. We said them plainly and emphaticaly
IL you choose abandon your principles and the prnc
Piles of the compromc. on the miserable plea OF political
rPedncy 10 crafty yout personal attachments, do so
but In the Of all that Is sacred, sell not northern
friend, the aboIonss and fanatics OF the North And
mark usif you 90 sell both and your primo ples-f
you do thus intend TO transfer the abolition ranks. and
to heap dshonor upon our hesds-wc not TO be pur
chased back your pleasure again 10 hgh your battles
for you, ouy be again aside glove
worthless garment, which having served its purpose il
no longer worthy OF preservation We pointed them
the Consequences Of their suicidal course and warned
them against Il and we pointed to the abuse aud
tumely which Of tc Nor had fearlessy Incurred Ia
their and in defence Of theic constitutional rights
and demanded Of them, honorable men. acr fee
aboiifiorism Tho miserable plea Of crpsdsncy
1--WE insisted that, the candidate Of tho ebo ou and
fee soil factions who had refused 10 give his adhesion
the fugiyesave law and accepted the support Of State
convention which advocated It's repeal, his nomination.,
however great respect for him. Of ngrad
tudo the whole conservative NORTH, insult Il, de-
vo.ion tho constitution, and attempt 10 the extent Of
their ability dsgace aud dshonor those who had Stood
by them in the hour Of danger aud peed everything for
the preservation OF
OF the Safes.
"But appeals fcll upon olostd to the best in
Of 'Ergsdiency the reckless cry;
all ooold urge sgsins, the transfer OF
the whole North into the Of sboon and the dshonor
OF such transfer, pointed TO the Of the
convention the specific against such result We
pended that could Cen Scott 10 placed upon
platform than his abolition Grnds would vi
from under him, and laugh 10 the conservative
wings OF the North and the South who sought thus
control the fsnaiicism Of tho day This, too they
pretended to dsbelieve. But II Is only rRErgscE
They know that we, and all, spoke the in this
regard, as il all others and Raynond's ,eegraphc des
patch gave them the evidence OF It's before they
contaminated their bargain with abolition opponents
Now mark the consequence On the very day after The
convention nominstes General Scotland that ZOO by the
very which Raymond asserted basainsd Tor by
preisnding accept the plaorm-,ho Tribune held the
following language IA relation 10 IT.
"'WK IT. srrcRArK Ir, SPIT uros r.
"There Messrs delegates from Virginia, what say you
Tor Your platform and the candidate dragged upon
1T The Tribune gories in your nomination OF Gen Scott
and says he sha be elected but in the u tells
You that dfss ersro and srIrs upon your PLATFORM
Tus OsraASs' FuR.-The lady managers Of the Or
phsns Fair in the bill tide OF successful operation
at Causs Saloon, seem to be in great good spirits Give