Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-01
Signals of Distress from the Wing Ship.
The following dispatches from different sections of the
country tell tale of Wing despair
From the Boston Advertiser. fW

country tell a tale OF Wing despair.
From the Boston Advertiser (whigJ
1t is decision which shall submit 10 with all due
resignation, because there is appeal from it, but we
are not bound to say that in opinion it wise
Judicial one that is which bids fair to promote
the welfare of the Wing party, Of the country On
the contrary we fear that it forbodes disastrous
quenees 10 both, IN putting the party upon effort
which we conceive to be hopeless We shall neverthe-
less, neglect nothing in power promote its
cess, vIth the hope that the Wings OF Massachusetts,
may at least carry the State election which is of great
moment to the citizens of the Common whatever
may he the result Of the Presidential election In dis
charging our duty to the great Wing cause part
of 1t TO pretend confidence which we do not feel that
Gen. SCOTT can be elected. We had supposed this so
hopeless that the members Of the Convention from The
Northern States, comforting with those from the
South, would become convinced Of IT, and would perceive
the expedency OF naming candidate satisfactory
to the States which TO be relied for
cure the election.
From the Boston Courier (WhigN
The announcement of the result in Boston produced
such an effect as might have been expected from the
welknown prediction OF the inhabitants Of this city
1t fell Ike funeral pail upon their spirits Even the
members Of the Democratic party who have everything
to gain from the event, felt the afront put upon the
great American statesman sufficiently TO abstain from
any general exulIation From the immense crowd of
citizens assembled in Statest., few faint and hardly
audible cheers went up the intelligence proclaim
ed We understand, these proceeded chiefly from
individuals OF the Free Soil party. Gen ScoTT then is
nominated at Baltimore. After what have said OF
the mpolicy Of adopting him the Wing candidate it
would be something than aecation in rs 10 say
we approve Of this put forth any high flown
phrases OF eulogium the wisdom Of the Convention
There Will be plenty Of these indited by who
nothing at all by them than this that they ready
to extol anything and support anybody
NORFOLK, Va, Jrne 22-The news of the nomina
ton OF General Scott received here O'Clock
terday. There considerable dissatisfaction express
ed by the Wings.
GEoRGIA.-The nomna ton Of ScoTT is unsatisfactory
to the Wings of Savannah and Augusta
DISSATISFACTION IN NEW YORK.
New YoRK, June ..
There is growing dissatisfaction among large por.
ton OF the Wings of this city, the nomination OF Gen
Scott, and efforts being made to get up a Con.
ventioR to nominate Mr.. Webster independent
ddate
At Albany and Concord, the Wings refused to honor
Cen Scott with salute, although the Democrats offer
ed to pay for the powder.
WILMINGTON N. c., June n.
% The nomination of General Scott makes North
Carolina for Pierce, and will the election
oil Reid the Democratic candidate for governor, and
Democratic Legislature. Mark the prediction
CUMBERLAND, Md, June 81
"'The nomination of Scott is far from satisfactory
Many Wings say they will vote for him. There is
great deal of political feeling in regard to it.
JMP'"