The daily union., 1852-09-05

obterae the effect OF the Tammany meeting by grand
rally OF the Scott forces but the effort without sue
cess and nothing but modification was realized by its
authors.
IDLE That the public may see how little rel
is be placed in the braggar that Pierce
and King will carry North Carolina in November, sub
join few Of the equally confident predictions based upon
the strength Of the result of the August elections in l84
that Cass and Butler destined sweep everything be-
fore them,
From the al Standard Of August and September is4o.
"Felow democrats Of the Union! what do you think
no,o Of old North Caroina We knew that your hearts
but you could not anticipate we did that we should
send such dismay and among the Taylor men
i, this s,rnrehod Of federalism PUr US DOWN AT ONCE FOR
CAss AND BurLRR."
'As speaking to democrats, and friend
friends, fight and fight boldly Day Is
breaking on old No.,h the vic'oy already
cends the heavens We know you ean and we hope you
The New Yosk Express is sadly in the ds about the
Fillmore The people Of this State hard 10 move but
when they once s,athey ahead until their wishes are
BurEa Put that your pipe and smoke il, Mr. Express"
Asneeo,h ihs Da,g. are doonsd Cass aud Butler
die out, Tor good and all, in Norh Carolina"
And yet the face of all this braggadocia Taylor
ed the State Of North Carolina by very nearly thou
sand majority And confidently believe that Scott and
Graham will carry the State by majority nearly il
quite, large. The proper whg spirit being awakened
and soon the watch fires will be blazing from every hilltop
within borders BRorHER wHes do your duties like
and put stop. for and ALL the silly boastings
Of your enemies Raleigh Registr.
The National Itegencr copies the above article in so
conspicuous place make the views expressed quite
its own There is marked difference between the present
campaign and that OF s4s far whig candidates and
whig prospects concerned-a difference in men as
well as in measures-and need not illustrate that
which is plain. But there is. if possible wider differ
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North Carolina now, and those which controlled four
years ago. Then all was concord and harmony in the
whg ranks in that State. Taylor was the accepted and
the chosen candidate nominated by National Wing Con-
vention, which North CaroInian presided, and
taken throughout the South the candidate pre-
feHed above all Of the whig party Now, however,
General Scott. who is the whig candidate, is repu-
dated by many of the most prominent wings of
the South, and particularly by certain we'll known
whig leaders in North Carolina Such wings as Cling
man, Outlaw, as Caldwell, now in Congress, were
then the friends OF Taylor Where are they now
Two Of them at present in Washington or were so
day ago; and if they not, they ,oH for them
sepes in November. We do not throw into this count of
the game the great victory just achieved in North Caro-
lima by Governor Reid who obtained his re election by 80
triumphant and SO marked majority, securing demo-
cratic legislature and democratic United States senator
al the lmeand this mainly upon the great ma, onal
issue 10 be decided We do not include this, be-
| cause the argument is strong enough without il.
But there is view which, the advocate of Frank
lin Pierce and William R. King, are reminded OF
in writing about North Carolina The Old North State
is the birthplace Of the democratic candidate for Vice
President Nowhere is such tie this more profoundly
respected than in North Carolina The people OF all par
ties know the purity of the private and the unsuled
integrity OF the public life Of that accomplished states.
man. who is so utterly above reproach TO silence CAL
umny and in the midst OF the warmest par
lsan warfare Add this to other reasons in favor OF the
democratic cause, and North Carolina in November
could almost naturally declare for John Hale as for
Winfield Scott.