New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
The Presidency-A New Move.

The Democratic Rerie,o for this menth
opens a new volume with every evidence of
a change Of owners, change Of pilot and
change of purpose. A Portrait and Life of
Mszzini (the latter very good,) thorough
castigatlon Of the French Usurper, Inter-
veniiOn, Blum Lives!' &c, attest the
strongest interest in European Politics, the
most radical devotion to the cause of Uni
verssl Liberty, Except for niggers,) and
the most unbounded willingness to back the
Yankee Eagle in an even fight with all
creation and the European despOts in par
tieular. Northern Lakes and Western
Rivers takes sensible and National ground
with regard to the duty resting on the Fed
eral Government to improve our Rivers and
Harbors, while articles on 1852 ard the
Presidency Judge Douglass Speech and
National Convention to its Pu-
nty, seem to have strong squirting to-
ward the support of the Little Giant for
he Baltimore Nomination. The last
named article protests against the appoint
ment Of Cabinet Officers in 1853 from among
tie defeated candidates for the Presiden-
tial domination at Baltimore in 1852
That we do not misjudge the drift of all
this, our readers will gather from the follow.
log extract, being the conclusion of the
leaoirg article on 1852 and the Presi-
cercy
at must te remembered tina. this Is no ordinary
contest Every hope Of success every merit of s1c
cess, -epencs upon the Convention putting forxard
me rToPO man Against the Democratic csn1iI,,e
ne "hisS ~iil place Gen Seen. and If military re-
nown we're Of any avail Gen Sco:s IS CERTAIN ~ tsa
Presidency. But We ;gust the Republics every
where have aeGSne5 sufficient lessons as 20 re s,fsr
ter O. military fIesil s.is As ~e have sad. he
political a norsnce aid Gugeec mulishaess 81 On
Tar Tor nearly pre- cptstcd the Union into a r,vll
var, N whica there could have been but one in.t
see, IAat OF the Seuh. The certain efsc. would
have been the utter disruption OF the Rs,nbisS
AFsir. Gen Scott comes before the American -.
pie Just AZ period when Louis Napoleon ,s d
mons'ratIrg N The most iacet,ous manner $780,
nole results can folio" rom the election Of a vain
military icp 70 the Presidency Ct Republic cer
tHns, ire DsiaccTagc ranks can shoa no eoual %
Ger Scott Ia managing Sruiss aud wtltiny istt.rs
sIc Gu that account alone II the examples Of xn.,
Is ohisned b. an ayidliy for military PrsS,s.-ts
were not TOO stnklngly before u.s. Il would Do yraS
ness IA she Democratic party 20 put forward an,
raAoil ale against whom the jealousy an. unpoou.
lsIlfy cue 10 military politician can I've IL, ~.
Wings Put forward the great cOlqueror OF sour al
Mexico. Votes si'ainSb.e by reverence far "a.
SWORD, by reverence for nnsel ant sraDo;nrs 90
iuss ard feathers, for the chest sEeiiTg arr ,sn
norse pswtT OF personal pride are votes TOO sarish
fer tie DeuocT scg 10 coSet
But while Gen Scott - personally capdjSa.s
vithoEt sIasesmanshlp, political knO sledge pollti
cal tact, with nothing bat military renown vsry
sTeai vanity infinitely greater. and feather Iar s,3
away the greatest OF the three, vet there is =, AZ
back, managing him. and taking through him an
individual notorious for INSCRIPTIONS csxtertv IN
poliscsl contest, who controlled the perilous idn,
sfrstion OF Ger. TsyleY. A despers.e confess To-
IL Presidency Is therefore ineviixaie The Wh,s.