The daily union., 1852-10-02
The whig Leaders Connecting Panic.

The worst imitation OF real thunder and lightning is
that which they get up the theatres Ii is noisy shee
iron and sitting birthstone To every boy in the pit and il
creates laugh in the very places where tears alone are
orthodox The Republic is hard work frgh,en the
people about for Cuba but times are good
prices OF labor high and money plenty the effort des
nned to be sad abortion The attempt to alarm bond
holders by any such cry this. is doomed to speedy
and overwhelming disappointment Delicate as tn.
OF the money market may be, there is too much
health and too much regularity in commercial circle.
to be excited alarmed by any such cause as this
There is contingency, however which. If i, should
happen, may lead 10 all the consequences tha, the Reyub
Tic is anxious anticipate from the election of Gen
Pierce. We aude TO the abolition agitation which
would celebrate the election Of General Scott should thai
take place Place Winfield Scott in the exec
ulive char-or, what's the thing, William H. Sew
ard, who will be behind the charand you do the best
that be done TO encourage the enemies of the Union
This is not question for the South alone. Every
part OF the cosn,y-and, above ALL the money market o
the Northis deeply interested in it, In these days o
progress cannot tell how a crisis may occur in
which the whole question of slavery may be precpi,aed
upon the country; and in such event. much-every-
thing, indeedmay depend upoRthe kind of who
cupies the presidential chair and the kind OF Influences
that surround him. ln such crisis, where would Gen
era Scott be found He refused endorse the compro
mise after they had passed. and the convention
that nominated him left those open 10 amend
ment aud TO alteration. He nominated against the
champions OF the compromise and by the force
OF the northern element mos, sirenuously committed
against them Such is his position now; and there can
he douht he would maintain uno,
act We may be told ha, he would not Let those
who doubt TO General Taylor, Of frmness n
all respects and thorough southern man and yet i,
his fixed and settled purpose TO compel Texas by
force Of yield up her uenlly recoy.
nsed and peaceaby settled and nothing bu, bis death
vented him from resorlng that would have
banded the whole South against the federal government
Gen Scott, with his vision OF the Kaon Of Cinad4
and its abolition population. with his advisers hostile
the South, and with keen recollection of the opposition
be bad received in the South, would take the sectional
course much readily, and with much better ex-
cuse than did General Taylor. What then Answer
us, oh wise OF the East who now seek TO excite
the pusations OF the monetary system by cry about
Cuba-how long would the barometer OF cent per cent
indicate health and regularity in the circle OF trade
Look back 10 the last experience OF the country when
the men VINO now surround Gen. Scott were anxious
10 defeat the compromise Who then produced
peace Who then prepared The way for steady prices
safe investments and universal tranquIli,y The very
democratic party whom you assal; and first among
those who did their duty in the emergency General
Cass and Judge Douglas abused because they dare
TO symPahze with the struggling Cubans and to protest
against the occursny OF Cuba by any other foreign power
but Spain. We again advise the politicians who are now
toinz 10 cook up panic remember the abyss into
which they had well nigh plunged the country only
two years sgo-a scheme in which they would have sue
ceeded but for the democratic party.