The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-05-06

TnE FzAys-Ths ~. wages 6ssss'y h Ns~
York beiHe4h TIE ffib6ds Of M. 0sorsA -
5f MeF@&65. 1hAEk3 601l11 ~ ~:
1.-The difficulty with him 10, he esnsos ccetv
the North. HScshSoH carry tbs Stat Of M
York BY fifty Thousand votes. II asises 49,.
ssry TO s'vs lss reason fsr this opiuiea. iAessh
many, and 10 our Judgment, worthy osus uiCRt
be gwen, Inc lacf u spopgh fox ps The
people ao'H noe role tor FILLMORE. II The Ne.
t'onai convention aomsnats kin. hia appearance
will be like that Of the Irishmau's. who ma.
takingito climb into bis noighbor's gs,dsn r..
a contraband purpose. met somebody m A..
inside who, ~ he said, etspsAaf hiss ftom Tho
top of a high wall 10 ths baiom Of deep ditrh
SucsT the. fzte~ VI IL nj.
noninatiohIs pressed upon the party, lie will
Do efesdfea n 10 the bottom Of . ditch 30 deem
that ne will never undergoa politicsl resurrsc-
ton" 'aav''i,i W i4fuss, Sai fa '.lsno'7 III
10 The Wing candidate for the Presidency mu.t
stand emphatlcally, and without qualification or
reservation. upon the Compromise platform. II
ne would carry eSouthefn State IN o.
0nsseth.i g,1iysas rtsis tsl.,,l 800.
Such rs thedsnguage used by the Southern
wing press gsnersaly, by the bseso,stions of
Southern Wing conventions, and w Southern
wing wing speakers speakers In Congtsss. The Wings of
the North mus, renounce the Southern atiJJoleth.
Or AZ political communion will be dissolved.
Well, Dc IT so. Better 80, than any more sacr;.
flee of manliness and principle. Il Il more inn.
portant TO the Whig, party to maiptain its con.
sistency and its principles than to elect a Pro.
sident The strength of the Wing party Il
principally in the North Is it better TO con
clate the South, where it has but little strength.
by serve submission, or to increase its powsr
in the North by a firm adherence to its integrity 2
On the decision Of this question win dabend he
future Of the Wing party Pittsburgh Gaz.U. i
The Pittsburgh Gosetts, q Nreesoil Whio
paper opposed to Biz. Fillmore, for his devot;nn
to the constitution, considers the vote of The
South as Of little consequence FIR the Presdan.
tial election and that it is more advisable to in
grease the power Of the Wing party in the
North by firni adherence to Its integrity. than
70 conclliate the South by seryla submission.
In other words, the section 6f the, Wing party
at the NORTH of WHICH The sGazetis' and other
kindred prints are true representatives, are or
the opinion that the purity. nav, be- batter
strengthened by encoursg ing the spirit of ayta-
ton and faction, than by adhsing in good faith
to the terms Of the Compromise, which act Of
duty and loyalty To the Constitution is called
"seryile submission N Q. 7Bse..lnli
g asR The Louisville, (Kyl yo,si.,r;ndl censure.
severely the, course Of those Soptbern Who's,
VINO iett the late Congressional. eaucus, because
1t would not pass resolutions enda rsing the
compromise measures. And it.prooeeds 10 saw.
sand itroally seems to us that silsnce IL mat
about the best remedy for agitation and discou.
tent that could po'sibly be devised. We cannot
support any man for the Presidency whom We
DO not know to be a friend to the comp romise.
but 'pe hope hqt the Wig ,laiipoagt convention
pn Ss saf'stIsd 10 non'ina.e, some one kno,on To-
oeJor me compromise 'ni1tDst Attempting IN adopt
any resolutions ~ regard 10 that aaeasure. M
such resolution will be adorted by the Demo.
cratic national convention and the fiitroduction
Of such one into the Wing convention would
only serve TO stir up old sttifes between those
two sections Of Guy party. whose fall co opera
hdoni is Indispensable to Wbig SUCCESS in the
0t0cslOngI- l..-n L-A s4n.lA III ..l.,aa-.-. =.