The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

yvzr wssesnsan CorresponAenses
BsLeIr. WISCONSIN,. Oct Ia. 1852.
TIE Sssm,Fims Zls1 of General Scat-JRn ,. Hlk
and Geo. W. Jslism-Spsseh Of tsiattev,. &c.
The psspls, Of the West arc now daily edited By
tbs harsssuss Of candidates for tho losst stations
in the GIT Of tho republic Viewing The cocrss 1t
present pursued by two illustrous nominees for the
Presidency, we arc carried back TO thst period In
Roman history whom tho aspirants aster Consular
power required, by tho rude customs and ideas
Of that primitive and warlike race, to before
the muses. in the attitude Of appants,s bare tasir
SCARED bssoms to tho common gaze, recount their
exploits, their inertia, and demands and 90 bog the
support Of their countrylacn. Such was tho old
fashioned wey Of stumping and eleotioneerinE gene-
rally; and modern politicians have improved upon
the plan. With ell our reverence for classic anti
guilty, wc tske exception to this particular CUSTOM
and thin, Is vile aemsgogue way Of springRg into
authority. We admire tho magn snimity Of CoriO
lanus who refused 10 stoop from hts dignity TO court
tho moInentary applause Of the multitade as Ne do
the great heart oil Franklin Piefce, wsioh royoss
from thu task Of being the herald Of his euu rorits
We pity tho weakness, vanity. sni utter folly of Il
brave olo COLDER VINO has been psSsusSed by mis-
guided friends or by miserable fsctenof sourvy
p0licians, that his presence In these parts " ould
kinde anew tho dying 6amo Of enth 2siAsn for his
cause. Were no man Of any political ability, or
affairs, the advice might have been 0N9pos, Hume,
in . reviow Of tho character Of Oliver Croa wsii,
quotel speech Of the iron hero, which hAf
psge without the onuncistion Of single idea
Nearly oil General bo0tts 0ratsns the stump are
Of this GLASS. All arc anxious to 500 aud hear him.
and all are disappoin cd whom they do.
Not 80, however, with John p Hale. He will
gain "a many votes by stumping 1t in tho Wcss, rs
sc0ts Will lose from the Same cause Re il nan of
Some tact, and understands his business ~ we'll az
SCOTT knows how to lead an army, Each is excel
lent IN his sphere, and no Que doubts his ability
while there The world would laugh ct Hale could
no perpetratc the egregieus folly Of King COM
nodores post, a. IL does now at SCOTT for bis vain
attempt to add to his laures tn Of stump orator.
|, which vocation he is oclipsod BY thousand
meaner lights who advocate his oaugo.
will advise you Of tho principal political move
ments In WISCONSIN,, as they occur Hale and Julian
were Advertised to speak. this day, at Janesvle,
Wis, but Hale was not there to Ineet tho engage
ment. Halo - TO address the people at Rockford,
illinois, to morrow shall DO tncre, and gill send
you fuu report of the proceedings Julian spoke
IN this town, Last evening to large and very atteu
tive audience. noted down a fsW leading featuros
In his discourse, which will transorbs, for the edi
fcati0n of the million readers Of the HRRALD.
He oommenced with the announcement that his
inoesssnt labors in tho good cause, eyer since tho
action Of tho Pitsburg Convention had 80 OK
ed him, that he WIS hardly in FL state to address
in becoming manner. the highly intellectual aud
polished audience who had h0nored him with their
attendance He adyerted. to the prudence Of hls-
which he must be engaged until the great day in
November Having travelled two hundred miles,
by stage and railroad, to meet this engag uient no
might justly claim the indulgence of his hearers, IL
be from violent gesiculAtions, and exhaust
ing declamnt0ry Efforts.
He opened the subject Of his adirees by defining
the relative positions OF tho two great parties whch
have long borne sway Ia this iani. They have
Important point at iseue-nO grand dstiaos prinoi-
plea by which we distinguish q wing from do
mocrst or q democrat from . whig thoy arc mere
living carcsses, which have survived the causes
that brought them into existence, and held ia
being by Vague Evolutionary reverence for nos
that once had some meaning, but are pow empty
sounds ana the only dim Of both the old partie is
to scramble for tina spoils and pluck from tho ublo
goose by great hsnasfdl, as they hsvo done thus
far Having no separate foundation t. build upon,
the approaching CANVASS is 10 DO, necessary con-
sequence peEJ struggle petwe en- office hunters for
place md power.
lie then took up the hobbies Of oa,h psrsy. Ho
was sDro the aigs, ii they should elect soft, dd
not, could not expect 70 have 0 national bank Not
8 bit of 1t That monster which Gen jack son had
killed 30 deed, aud bad buried in grave aeep
to bo beyond the hopo Of reserooti0n they ne YER
expected to aivo 10 this world or tue mex.
The 0enocEats s&w che matter ia tho light; 80
there was nothing TO he eontenGed for With regard
to baIonat eank ltwouid DO found by OK ,nirin Z
the records OF the late SESSION OF Congress- THAI bon
in the Senate ard in tho House, tho ryor aad ar
Dor improvements were voted FOR by equal nuuiSers
OF wpigs and deG0orsts -; so they has no d sp lto
about that matter. The tariff was another hosby
oil the wings, and froe trade th. ofy of v,r 90.
| ponen's In this meter tho two p,ries mad ro-
! coed from the extremes they once took ard were
| now ut almost ssskiDg-ha distance from each
other. In short, thore was no., rs no could $50,
ST. gle peculiar principle 10 identify other party,
ntra0istDguishcd from The other
lie then reviewed the iives ana merits Of the { 10
obiof opponents in this political baltic, Scott no
sckneW iedged to be as great hero on tho battle
field as he was an il tho cabinet Ho bad fought
one hundred battles, had usdtd up to his ears in
blood slaughtered Know rot how neny Thousand
humsn boiogs, and yet never tainted But wat
Sses that prove as to hs ospoo'ty for OWL duties
The haoits Of q life spent IN the military career
mutt have united hin for suoh employ mcnts Wing
journals say Pierce tainted and demo 40 say they
ie--hs never tainted They also n .ve q great deal
OF vraugng AS 20 whether Pierce gave q boy cent
to buy stick Of candy. Now. these sro the poiuts
at issue between these two great parties IfPerce
gave the boy cent, il ho did faint he ought
70 DO made next President; il the converse oolds
true, Scott should step into the Presidential chair
The new party next occupied his attention. 1t
had bean brought into eKistenoe to meet the
sites which the old organizations could not meet
Establisbet on grand philsnttr0pio aud 90 mprehea
sve republican principles, it was destined to lead
the new age Of reform approaching de closed, at.
ter speaking two hours and hat, with IN aamo
milton to sill friends Of the cause tsst they need not
fear it would be throwing away thoir votes to cast
them for Hale, and thai other clever fellow on tho
same ticket, I'd est himself
Julian is fine looking msu, apparently not mors
than forty about Eve feet ten or eleven IN ,hes
ana possessed Of no popularity in his physical coaor
nation. He has benevolent expression Of oouats-
nance and is progressing, in snaer ani app,aV :
aBce de is an excellent speaker, and gave eyi-
denoe of it, though too much fatigued to IA AXE ary
sistorical effort Hls language is choice. eIeg ans,
and toioiblo, sad COWS Win remarkable ease.
Dot. Is Il mail this at Rockford, where
Hale Is expected TO day.
United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Getts