New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

years ago and failed also in his efforts 10 b,,. H.
present Wing collector removed last vints, 4.
cause ne would not remove the last lingering rem.
nant OF Democracy in Office under him. So,h..
his frequent failures in the Wing ranks to beco,r.
either Influential or popular, have, prob.I,
induced him to try his luck somewhere else A..
one here really believes that his change IA
cause more than the loss Of one r0ts to (;e..,.,
Scott.
With regard to Mr. Mayer the case i. 49,.
worse. The Post, very properly SAYS noth;,-
about him Of confidence" popularity g.
but satisfies itself with calling him "anotbe, a.
tnguished Baltimore Wing" Mr.. Msy.,
gentleman of much more mental ability than 81
Nichols, but his course as politician has BEEN :,
variable--or independent, if you p!ease-tb,t A..
design to vote for Pierce and King Is looked
here by the Wings as perfectly harmless, and h..
surprised nobody. lie was known as a var,
litica friend Of John Tyers, after Tyler had .a,.
into degeneracy and ever since that period h. a.
had neither position nor influence as a Wb;v ~
last fall, gave evidence Of his Whggery BY ,uo..
ing himself to be used to defeat the rrguls,lv a..
mated Wing candidate for Commissions n pit
lie Works for the Baltimore District for VII.
Office he received some 400 votes ont of 49,.
II 600. MIR. Mayors determination I, 80
against us gives the Wings here no une,s;oss.
whatever, tor 1t is rather satisfaction than orr,
wise, 20 know tor ence how he really does vo,.
The detection of Messrs. Bre ger and Senmss
OF Allegheny, Or. Deyeman | never heard oil
like that OF Col. Mchalg in the same County. ba.
nothing TO 90 with Scots nomination Tbev
ham { ll..y, 49, a
with their control, desire TO control the al,;ys
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. a,J
were known to be disaiected long before the
nomination OF scott was made. The action az
the National Convention may, however. be their
prctext for boiling, II they have bolted.
Now the whole list OF Maryland chenges-oe
Suck chaDges--if it were ten times a. Iuge
caERot by any pOSSib;iiiy lose us he STATE. In
1913 we carried it by 300 majority with the
principal speakers ana influential public men Of
the party either not for Iay ior, or taking no ac.
tive part in the canvass. Among those WIN
formed the " Independent Taylor party" of MARY.
land-snd which hnall, deserted him because he
accepted party 1.-THE Wing nomlnaton-were
Charles IL. Pitts, :. Teackle Wallis, Brantz
Mayer, 1.-THE Author Of Mexico, &c-brotaer "a
Charles +. W0yer,) VIM. II. Collins. WIN H.
Norris, John II. b. Latrobe, John L. Carey-au
of whom give their positive support TO Gen Scott
They, or the most OF them, viii not only vote flr
Scott, hit TM mite EiM The other prominent
speakers and rrIterS Of the party tsrOu ghouttls
STATE in dctire sprrice tOuard his election IL
will be observed that do not claim the gentle.
men just named as being full . lnges" to the
Wing ranks but do insist that the real active
service OF any two of them in SCOTS b,h.ll
(Which we had not IN 1881 will more than over
come the entire losses enumerated by The Post.
We are not however, without full changes
here to our side and those OF solid and disnter-
estcd character. They are not among the same
class Of men from whom the boosted changes Of
The Posture cleaned. They are neither lawyers,
nor Coonels nor aspirants for fat offices or posts
of honor in the Cabinet or elsewhere but they
are men and rioters, nevertheless. Having sought
for no notorety, they may not like Their names
paraded in the papers in political connection
nor does our cause require il. They viii manifest
themselves, however, IN due time, BY casting their
first Wing votes for the great patriot who IS now
leading the Wing army to its proudest victory.
They are made up of old soldiers who fought
under him in lSl2--li, of young soldiers who fol-
lowed his banner in the Valley OF Mexico, Of
honest foreigners and patriotic Americans, who
are determined to cast their suifrages for genuine
hero and sterling man-whO never knew defeat,
and who will now prove victorious in the grateful
hearts of his admiring cOuntrymen Y.