The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

Our Boston COrrcspOntlen

BosroN, June q, 1852
The Hing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oftlc Ucbsto'
Ncn-1hc0 probable Reconciliation.
The wings in this city have been indugipg in one
steady stream Of profanity for the last twenty four
hours, like that famous army which of erst served
N Flanders. The news OF SCOTS nomination ar
rived here about one o'clock Yesterday, and n more
wolu set of fellows than the Webster whigs, never
were exhibited, even on State street. Although
fifty hallotings had been had, without giving a soli
tary increased vote to their favore they still chung
to the idea that he would be selected at the last mo-
ment-but that same last moment has never yet
come. When the FINAL vote arrived they could
scarcely believe the telegraph, and since they
have been ready to bite anything, from crowbar
20 q tacb-nail. VIII this indignation come 10 any
thing Win IL bear fruit Such are the questions
ia which people are most interested IN other States
tor our thirteen votes not without their
value, little rs Massachusetts, is loved abroad.
! do not think the wrath Of the Nebsteritcs
viii amount TO much or that it will lose Scott
single electoral vote in New England hot
rs that wrath is-aId il is hot az tho weather
on may mark my word, when | say that in
less than sky days--peihaps should say thirty
d8yS--thC wings here VIII an be AS harmonious NJ
Asmodcus ana Pillardoe were. when they had en-
brdcod and hated each other oycIafterwards The
Scott men are ready 70 do anythng to secure the
cooperation Of the Webster men. They will give
them the next nomination ilr Governor in this
state, and also the United States Senator III the
place Of John Davis whose term OF service win eX-
pirc on the I'd of March. Tney will give them
every thng they may desire in the way Of members
OF Congress. Then there will be lots If good things
in tie shape Of state spoils should the coalition be
beaten, and heaps OF promises Of still better things
under the general government. Is itlikely that the
webster men will stand out against all these
strong inducements to 20 III t0r the regular
domination The idea is not to be tolerated for q
moment, that they will remain sulen and Yndictive
under circumstances favorable to their being won
over to the support Of their own ideas. donot say
that they arc 10 be bought to do what IS wrong;
but they are human, suppose it i not unreal
Sonable to assert that they can be bribed into yot
ing and working for their own views being made
triumphant, if their leader has not been allow
ed to take the party the brow Of the precipice
at the bottom of which lies ruin and destruction.
But win Mr. Webster himself 20 for Scott 10 be
he Will He cannot be more opposed to the no
miua on OF Scott than he was TO that of TAYLOR and
yet be went IN for the latter, making some very
able speeches in support Of it. and turning the scale
in its favor il more than one New Epgand state.
Tie held the votes Of Massachusetts Connecticut,
and Vermont in bis hands, NJ that time, and he
could not make ~ his mind 10 fight tho Whigs
then. is il likely that he will ~ - now.
when he cannot keep a single Northern vote from
Scott Tie idea i untcRabc. lie viii 20 for the
ticket. he wero to fight, he would d. 50 almost
alone ior not q baker, dozen Of his stall"
would follow him TO the vars. ilis sun is az tho
verge Of the horizon, aud the politicians who have
fed him with The promises III nomination, in the
hopo 81 making something ont FL him, would turn
TO the East the moment lie should show signs OF
being ia cprncst, ard transfer their worship 70 The
rising Bat the scott wings have but little
disposition Q Triumph over him. They would pro-
IL treating him well; and tho idea above expressed
tiot the srctcNyShip. goYerrDrh.p So, wall bc ~
Us disposal s founded 81 expressions 70 tlat elect
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