New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

uuon men Of The South. We think we speak the con-
victop of all when we say that the nomination cannot
receive the hearty support Of any party In Georgia In
the presstt state of feeling we are CONFIDENT nN tue
nomination of third Presidential ticket BY the Union
Whjs Delegates at Baltimore. would be promptly re-
so ,nded 10 by the Wings of this State mott Of whom,
with the true Union Wings Of the North, would prefer
defeat with Fillmore Webster, nation, men, to
victory with Scott a. sectional chiet we snA nor 90
sururited 10 q movement tor third Presidential
ticict In Georgia which, while II would defeat the de
signs Of mere sectional men, would preserve the ma
ti0nary of the Wing party OF the Union an event OF
the importance in the estimation tf all who re-
card the nationality Of the great parties IS essential
TO the perpetuiiy OF the Republic.
From Tie Macon MsH,rssr, III
. This Is the position 81 the Fillmore nen IN
the Convention. They must hold on to Fillmore with
out hope of nominating him. simply TO prevent the
nomination Of Scott Their first obje;t Is 20 defeat
General Scott and the plan by which this can be don
10 10 vote for Mr. Webster But they cannot transfer
Mr. Fimores entire vote TO Mr. Webster, and we
Il ereore fear the nomination OF Scott Such result
woulc be the triumph of the Free Sod Wing OF the
Whig party, and would give rev vitality to tnst paty
AT the North which has denied the supremacy u the
law, and the obligations Of the Constitution and ys-
teuaticsy encrOAched upon the rights OF the South
Free Soilers would control the Administration Of Gen
Scott and dispense the patronage OF the General Gov
eminent If he elected Ii is true the Convention
has iDdorsed the Compromise measures In It's platform
Cf principles. But In the vote upon the psttorm tue
majority OF Scott votes in the Convention recorded
In the negative With a candidate whom they can con-
troll they not for the principles OF platform, tor
which they voted, and with the offices OF the
Government at their disp sal they would not hesitate
to declare their opposition that platform These
plain truths which paatable they may be 10 our
Wing readers, must be spoken We profess TO have a
devotion 10 the principles Of the great conservative
" big party Of the Union, as ardent and an admiration
OF those principles illustrated in Wing Administrations,
ard in the public career OF the great statesmen oil the
party strong any one But the tine
next Presidential canvass are those connected with
Slavery and they swallow up the minor points OF pOt-
cal faith, upon hich the Wing and Democratic parties
divided In the language OF the resolutions oil the
late Fillmore Convention OF this State, the safety and
honor the South deaTer 70 than the triumph oil
anv party and If Scott is pomin ated shall act upon
this dea determining the candidate we shall support
Here follows a tele phc postscript announcing the
nomination Of ScoTT and GRAHAM The editor adds
We can recall nothing which we have written. We
riep The nomination Of Gen. Scott as triumph o. inc
etezjfs Of e South; and il now remains for po-
Ical friends in the State TO take such will
best conserve the great interests Of our sechon
Here are some of the South Carolina
comments on the nomination. They do
not Justify the hope that South Carolina
will do much for Scott and Graham:
From CAaresfon Standard
Gen. SCOTT has accepted the nomination
with the Wbg platform, which Is better than we could
have expected but not good enough TO save him from
certain and well deserved defeat He, who would put
himself Gen. SCOTT has done, under the guardian
ship of such a as SEWARD, Is not the man To be
trusted by the South la every Southern state, the
uehearted Wings will now rally by hundreds to the
standard of PIERCE and KING as the only hope OF the
Conttitutlon And the result must be, what we have
long wished that the Free soil Democrats will bedryen
Cf form third party, 10 join the friends OF Gen.
SCOTT, while the true Southern men will be banded
together.
repeih In the South Is gone Leaning mainly the
North il must become more and more mere Northern
patty and thus the Democratic party will strictly and OF
necessity be tie only Constitutional party Whatever
nay have been he chances heretofore the South Is
forced to unite IT, Thus we shall tbtan guarantee
for our tights under the Constitution el,e be pre-
pared and united for such action as may become u.s.
ih, ud The South be disappointed In her just hopes.
The action of the Wing Convention has not taken us 0y
surprise Thus far the signs of the times have been de-
veloped as we expected. We may not read the tuure
but the same indications which led us to suppose that
the Northern Wings had yielded to the South the plat
fOrm only that they might claim IN return the nomna-
ton OF their maD confirm belief that their use OF
him will sectio nalize their party and that as
Necessary result the South will be nrmly united Wnen
iii tin sha come and il may not be distant we shall
iced no justification against those who now charge US
with In consistency or deaeruop.
From The Ckarlesfon Merc1y, 20.
2. In regard to their chances for the purse,
the Wings have chosen wisely Gen. SCOTT nas more
strt neth than either of his competitors Mr.. FILLMORE
Is dull decent sort Of man, whose superiority con
in his having Ike bunch OF ass On t1e
hiiOck of Gen. TAYLoR's grave. Otherwlse ne would
have been a very common erase. Mr.. WEBSTER Is a
supeIsnnuated political lawyer, who, after many unsuc-
cesstu attempts 10 become leader by following the
leaders of his own party, has ended by ia'hy imta
ton OF Gen CAss in making faces all the fore
,ions that were either feeble far of as % de.
prve the gIimace OF all danger meaning Neither OF
these men any hold ON the people, or could
make respectable Iun against the Democratic NOM
lnees. We do not believe that Gen. SCOTT can be
cted but be has great deal of positive strength and
Is ouDded with the specous tnse that so easily
taken for gold and be will give his adversafes trouble.
1t they beat bin, it will be by ha work aud good con-
duct
As between Pierce and scott, it Is not
difficult 10 decide. The Democratic candidate will be
the VICTOR and that too without much OF contest The
Wings have chosen the weakest candidate they had
they have suffered the counses of that pestent ADO
liti0ui.t Seward to prevail and defeat is inevitable
We have already indicated quite clearly our prefer
epCe We feel embarrassment In taking our p0-
sion under the banner OF Pierce and hing, the candi
dates Of the Republican party not as blind and iniatu-
aed partisan but who prefers principles 10 party
and would not renounce all political association with
mep n rey because Of the opinions entertained
by them were not such as we approved
Fr.ss lie Columbia CarOiiuiaa, I'D
No one NEED inquire Who IS Gen.
Scott T. His military fame is a. familiar Rs household
words ana Wings and Democrats are alike ready TO
coucede their homageto his genius as a cousummate
tsciican and heroic leader. Should the country ee-
y6ie him TO the high position for which he will have
the support of his party remains 10 be whether
the tame judgment will attend his political career.
Both parties have blazoned to the world the pun-
cplei on which they With the coming political issue
tiled and each has selected its standard bearer. I'VE
know net how our readers may decide; but for our
selves, ayow preference for the Democratic
party and its candidates, believing that the consttu
liCnsl interests Of the whole country will be faith
fully guarded under Democratic than Wing admin
istratlon.
The Nav. III o p,nsbire Tosf.