Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-07-03

FROM THE RALEIGH (SoRTH cARoLNA) REGISTER

FROM THE RALEIGH NORTH cARoLISA) REGISTER
AsW0RD TO ALL TRUE wHIGs
The Wing ticket for President and Vice Presi-
dent is now before the country. 1t has been receiv
ed in almost every section heard from with an en-
thusiasm which, if kept up, viii ensure success We
are well aware that here, in our own State there is
among some disappointment that Mr.. FILLMORE
was not the nominee But such men we believe
are too strongly attached to heir principles, and de-
sire too ardenty the success of the Wing cause, to
suffer such disappointment to swerye them from the
path OF duty and honor.
In the first place, aotat did they expect achen they
consented TO 90 into Conuaation soiM the Wings Of
other sections, and upon aoldt principle did they re-
sofoe TO act Was it their purpose to take all the
chances OF success with the secret reservation Of
mind, should they prove unsuccessful, to repudate
the action of the Convention If they did, was it
honorable Is it fair ard just, after sending fifty
or sixty Delegates to the National Convention, high
minded men, under thepledge made by the Wings
OF the State assembled Convention to sustain the
nominee, if he was fouId true on the Compromise,
to repudlate their action, and withhold from what
they have in good faith done jealous support? Can
any party long exist whh would on such principle
Are men who capable Of such conduct deserving the
name of Whig?
For fftyodd balotiIgs did the friends Of Mr. FILLMORE
stand by him. They exhibited a devotion Of which any
man might be proud. AT last Of these very friends
went to Gen. Sort, and secured his nomination.
That nomination ANONYMOUSLY endorsed by the Con-
Fillmore MN and Webster all sustaining it.
There placed the ticket the candidate for the
Vice Presidency distinguished citizen Of State
who has ever beer true the Whig cause There was
adopted by the Convention platform of principles, to
which no Wing can object. That platform contains an
fugitive slave law and all and it has been endorsed by
Gen. ScoTT, and will no doubt be by Mr.. GRAHAM Then,
would ask, in all candor what any Wing
have for Withholding m the ticket his ardent support
Where will he go? WinNhs throw himself into the
brace Of Locofocoism SO, then he all the while
craving excuse to do So however frivolous that
might be- But to conscientious and true men, who may
hesitate to endorse the would appeal Is
it your purpose to sacrifice principles parality
for mn7 Had you succeeded in nominating your choice
would you have considered good faith in the friends of
his competitors to refuse e, support defeat that
nomination, by extending tot tame and cold support
Is your wish TO dissolve the Wing party bring upon it
rrerevabe defeat? Have yu sent forth your candidate
for Governor who is spending his time and talents your
service gaanty battling for your cause, with the faith
less assurance that you will bring defeat upon him, be-
cause you could not get your vorte nominated for the
Presidency We cannot beevet Good faith and every
honorable consideration forbid US to believe for
ment that you have determined any such prn
ciple!
What, then, does it behoove to do? The path of
duty is plain Let rally to the support of the nominees
of the National Convention In doing, shall
the triumph of those principles which adopted by
that body and which have been dear to all true Wings
We shall preserve the unity and nationality of party
the success of which believe necessary for the pre-
servaon Of the Union and the prosperity of the country
Can any man believe that the interests and rights Of all
sections viii not be safe in the hands of WINFIELD SCoTT
and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM? Will not the long and bril-
liant public services of the former and the known dscre
uon and patriotism of the latter afford sufficient guar
any that the Republic viii be under their admin
israon We appeal to the Wings of the State to rally
at once fer the conic to bury all dsappontments about
to 60 into the campaign with determination to do
their duty to the they have been long battling
for: and by union and zeal, secure triumph
which win be hailed with JOY by brethren in every
section Of the Union