New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

asefarcs isto be played oa'' MI. T In
- withdraw under any circumstances
| rsS VI" ~ ~, ,hc infection that belongs TO place,
| Dc n' hear the thought Of retirement. What
81 e'" disease. which appeared mild at first.
s" .,so yirrlent form. 1t RACES IN his system
XIV. Authentic accounts FROM the patent
es'ss lain that the attack has assumed very
'.4psnt type.
a,ssso. gentleman was sent for by
1880. Mr.. FILLMORE immediately I'M
81, 10 th;s person his hopes and expectations
'I.,;ou to bis prospects OF nopination and
- thinking him to be one OF his particular
800 '.,ts,s, which, however, was far from being
s'n ps.e The gentleman being an out and out
~ n'.~s nan. The President not only expressed
=. .ost earnest desire to succeed, but manifested
s.nnI anxiety upon the subject, that was as
.a,misins 10 the individual ia question as it was
-.hseomng to man in MIR. FiLLNoRE's station.
r fact. being authentic, discusses the true state
.s,he Presidents fee lings aud intentions What
,,ey might have been his original purpose nallow-
=, he name to be used, however Indifferent he
,sbt have been in the outset, when in the cool
,,ss Of en- unwaped judgment he could s'e how
.t,erly hopeless were his chances of election, and
bow improbable they were of his nomination.; it
suow plain enough that he has been bewildered
srd excited under the stimulating influences that
uuonnd him, until he has entirely lost his ball
ace and fallen victim Of the JOHN TYLER de-
hpn.
We think the exhibition Is a very scandaiou
,nt we are nevertheless indisposed to visit
.h ,he severe repiehen-ion that the whole case
..,r.;asly demands, from consdera aons OF charity
.,Sas uow mortal. " He censures God" says
s.-fp,,te "who quarrels with the imperfectlOn
.s.,r The Almighty made Mr.. FILLMORE
".."'dsrt and doubtless there is wise purpose and
..d 20 result fiom the series Of his acts, private
..d oublic. though to us it NAV be forever buried
'r,n,,,e,;an darkness. We are willing to consider
= ,,.,seat Administration purely proyidential
,....n.st;op. and submit with few rebellious
exhibitions as possible.
:. "a Of the anxious hopes of the President, n
-, messenger has recently been dispatched
I'm the States of South Carolina Alabama and
Ts,.. to scare up FILLMORE Delegates for the
N.,;on,l Convention. We presume, therefore,
that the great Wing party of South Carolina will
No duly represented at Baltimore, as well as that
of all the other States. From what we can learn
of ;ts condition and purposes, we feel at liberty to
saw that the Wing party of this distinguished
s,ste will not permit any dibustering to disturb
rs ranks but will go shoulder to shoulder in unan-
;oous support of the nominee of the Wing Con-
,er,iop. The only serious apprehension felt is,
that there may be difficulty in finding Wings
enough IN the State to form an electoral ticket.
While uron the subject of Mr.. FILLMORE and
Che Presidency, will remark that the recent de-
cl,ra,;on of MIR. PRATT of Maryland, in the Senate,
that Mr.. FILLMORE had authorized him to shy that
he. Mr.. F.. was, from the outset, in favor OF the
Omnibus and Compromise measures-was heard
in the city by those gentlemen who may be
thought to have understood, and who themselves
thought they fully understood and knew the then
Vce-Presidents position with wonder and aston
ishment. Excellent and venerable truth telling
gentlemen opened their eyes at the announcement,
until they looked quite. over their spectacles.
There have been some precious interviews and cor
responsiveness on this topic of late, and by and by
the truth will be out. We have no liberty to dis
close at present. Ii is most amentable CIR
cumstance that the denial has no foundation in
fact. If one of Mr.. FnLMoRE's Foreign Minis
tiers were to be brought upon the stand TO confront
the President and testify TO what he knows upon
the subject. we reckon there would be some
expressions Of countenance on the occasion that
would be worthy of the pencil OF a Hogarth. 1t
hmortbng to intimate mendacity IN such quar-
ters. but the truth will out. The whole scheme
of the COMPROMISE was conceived IN SIN aud
brought forth in-inquity, and every act of almost
every Northern man who had anything to do with
it, is marked by ob6quity and regeneration. The
world would never believe the true facts of the
case, if they should all be told And perhaps it is
Just as well it should not. The thing is bad enough
as it stands, with some of its worst features
yelled.
The issue of the Wing Convention, notwith-
standing the blindness and obstinacy of the Presi
dent and some of his wrong hea led and place-oyng
friends, admits of no doubt. Mr.. FILLMORE Will
be slid out of the tail of the cart without cere-
mony, and with sad loss of position and dignity.
He could retire and save appearances, and pre-
serve some credit for sagacity. Bat he is moao-
maniac, and will meet his fate with the cap over
his eyes. j.. $. p.