The daily union., 1852-10-06
Organization.

| Organization
The final and decisive struggle is now near .,
The time has come when every nerve should be saD.
TO effect thorough organization OF the dem,er,,.
masses The elections of the last three wears povs H.,
in every section Of the Union large majority of II.
people adhere to the democratic faith. Nowhe,e
there The slightest appearance of division or dsaecDn
Never before has the democratic party been more hu.
oughly united, and never before has the whis parv
presented itself in such weak and vulnerable po,lor
In every quarter of the country its old leaders have aa
toned il. terrified its tendencies and i,s purposes h,
movements are directed by OF little esteem even
IN the whg ranks-desperate adven,urers, without char
acer or credit before the country Under such circum
Stances, the democratic party has the power TO commau
not success only bu, decisive victory
There is no room for doubt that a large maioriy Of
the people abjure the whg creed, and that the over.
throw of the whg party. to an ex,en, which mus,
be irelrevable, is inevitable il the democratic ma,s,
can be brought 10 the polls in their full strength.
That important end only be accomplished by an eE
Gent organization Concert, arrangement, organization
are as necessary TO political party when great Question
is 10 be decided at the ballot box as 10 an army when
about 10 enter into great battle. We therefore nm.
upon our friends TO commence the work OF oreanzao,
at once, and to pursue it zeaously That is ali ',
need to insure victory which will anaihia,e the vbr
party
The exigences of the country demand something NOR,
than mere victory. The evil influences of the vbs
party gaining control OF its organization have made il
necessary for the safety OF the Union that the wbx nary
be broken up and destroyed No matter to wha, sour,
we look for information, il is plain that General Seoun
presented to The country by political elements which vn
against the principles which our federative system
formed Winfield Scott does not stand before the courtr
as the exponent Of political system He stands iorA
The mere creation of dangerous men, who wish to poa
tute his services 10 their purposes and then make him.
means OF his vanity and his passions, an ins,rumenn
their hands.
General Scott has not failed TO commit himself on h
great questions which have divided parties since u
foundation OF the government; bu, his commials hN
been such, or the purposes for which he is 10 be us
are SUCH that his friends and admirers make no men,o
OF bis political essays OF necessity we examine nj
nutely all the leading journals of the United States and
alter due reelection, say that we cannot call TO mind
single Scott journal which has veniured 10 publish asn,
political letter written by Gen Scott The Seward iourn,
have published his letter accepting the nomination wbsr
n he made plan papabe, and direct bid Tor abolition
support BY plain, parabe and drec, promise to pay for
and ressrl such support Dl the other etiets Of Gen
eral Scolt-those in which he declares his political dec.
rlnes-are all withheld from the people by the gang Of
dishonest who wish to use General SCOTS military
services as the means OF fastening themselves ID,
public treasury. From these things all must see that
General Scott is not supported for the presidency By any
homes, political purpose Without considering ih.s,
'hngs careless politician canno, fail TO see that Genera
SCOTS nomination was the recognition OF the fact that
the great whig party had become dcnatonazed and bad
passed under the dominion ef who were IN. snen
OF The glorious government under which we have seen
so much prosperity.
The whig party is now an enemy 10 the public peace
an enemy malignant that the public peace require,
ITS destruction. In ordinary times il may be that antago
oisnc parties are necessay but the agglomeraiion Of
ae'ioas which supports General Scott has bowed 10 suh
dangerous influences that the public interests imps.
Fiousy demand its destruction a. well as iu de-.
isat. TO accomplish that great end, and force the
enemies OF the democratic party 10 unite in an hones
emulation, rs necessary that all available means h
ried 10 ssct thorough orsa, iraton Of The democrat
we are strong enough We need no recruits from h'
enemy We care not for disafecton in his ranks Al
we need, and all we wish, is such an organix xaon
Will insure the full democratic vot, for Pierce and King
therefore, we urge on friends TO alb lndon III elss,
order to insure concert and operation on tie second
November IN behalf OF the Union and n Coastuloa
organlzationis is stronger thaA tie wisesi ven.laL