The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-24
Tho New York rabune and mr. F,,more

II appears that the New York Tribune not to be per-
mted without contradiction, play, in General SCOTS
interest, its adro game of incorporating the true
cause Of MIR Fimore's prescription by the Scott and
Seward section of the wing party. We copy the follow
ing paragraphs find them in the last number OF the
Tribune:
AN ISSUE MGT.-We stated Saturday that it
would be impossible unite the full wing State
upon Mr. Fillmore candidate for reelection be.
he had signed and approved the compromise
ures bat because he has seen fit prescribe and
cize many of the efficient and beloved wings the
State on account OF an alleged sympathy with the anti
compromise majority OF the partyon of their
qaiescence in the declarations Of principle and jealous
support the candidates of the whig party For better
cause than this Mr. Fillmore has fit 10 a
Der Of those wings whom General Taylor had appointed
responsible stations in State although by far the larger
number of desirable appointments and had been
given by General Taylor to ower.law Een'
" To which the Express replies
"sNow, affirm there is ONE OF TRUTH in
what the Tribune here states to bs fact All that Is true IS
sous, calling themselves wings but who active work
ing enemies Of wbg administration The 'mony Of The
outside and of such wings, and the leading
among these persons who picked out for Office and
his devotees Washington BECAUSE HOSTILE
10 Mr. FnLaoRE This was especially true Of the Buffalo
appointments, and nobody knows ihs better than the
Tribune"
IN coroboation OF this fiat denial Of the Tribunes
pretextlo its hostility 10 MIR. Fillmore, the Express Of
the same day thus cites further testimony. Our readers
will recoect that the Albany State Register is Mr. Fill
special organ in that city, and the Rochester Demo-
crat leading journal in the Seward interest:
The Albany Register says We 1t without fear of
successful contradiction that II is the position of Mr. Fill
his nomination" We presume hns mil be general as
sent 10 HE fruh Of this Democrat
"The above is fat from OF the Tribunes
hid nj tie
Saturday. that Mr. Fmoe's nomination is moi opposed for
his approval of, and adherence to- the compromise
ues The Rochester Democrat presumes there viii be
general 10 the truth OF the remark that is The posi-
tion Of Mr. Fillmore the compromise thar ereifss
hostility hi s,s1lindffon 1t is this, and this alone,
mainly. substantially and almost entirely and no true
vhig will submit to this sort OF prescription OF man be-
did fail in The discharge OF great public
duty"
We the careful to lay these pieces of evidence
fairly before readers, because is evident that the
main stress OF the wing game centres in New York
in which State the work Of concentrating an alliance
between the anslavery wings OF the North and the
southern wing party has been vigorously taken in hand
the object of the New York ant-savery agta,os being
the sacrifice of Mr. Fillmore, the end that they may
themselves rule their party through their candidate Gen
Scott II he be elected these feel assured that they
can rule the party in the White House. II he be nomi-
nated even though be fail of his election, they being bis
supporters, expect 10 represent the whole wing party OF
New York hereafter.
| The following fact in Wisconsin, where the same
wing interest recently carried the election by open
coalition with the aboonists, shows what the South
may expect in the New York plot succeeds We
copy from the same number of the Tribune:
"TuE FUerTIvE-sLAvE LAW IN WIsooNsIS.-Repors have
been presented in both branches of the Wisconsin egisa
ture nsructing congressman that State
| repeal Of the ingrvesave law"
In view of such developments these, it is not TO be
wondered at that the " national wings" in New York
should declare that they regard the resoute adherence
the South to Mr. Fillmore as OF vital importance to the
maintenance OF the Compromise, and insist that, il the
southern wings now snccumb TO the Scott leaders, they
substantially approve and sustain the anti-sayey agita
| ton.