Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-07-03


charged to the muzze turned point blank upon
them! They never win forgive him.-Riehmond Wig
The Boston Journal which has hitherto been among the
jealous advocates for the nomination of Mr. WEB
srER has also been among the first in giving in its adhe
sion to the nomination of Gen. Soorr, as follows:
"We have to-day TO announce the nomination Of Gen.
ScorT the Wing candidate for the Presidency
suit which is much at variance with the feelings and
wishes Of large number Of the Wings Of this State
hardly be supposed give immediate or general sasac
ton 1t is duty which we, however, Wings, owe
party and to the principles by which that party is
governed, to support the nominee Of the Convention
There is alternative and while surrenderng
the claims Of the avorte statesman Of Massachusetts with
heavy hearts, shall work to the triumph Of
Wing principles"
The Springfield Republican, though decidedly favoring
Mr. WEBSTER, and expressing its belief that the Conven-
ton would have highly honored itself by presenting him
its candidate, enters with gallant spirit into the
campaign the side of party in the following para
graphs:
q But Gen. ScorT is no unknown man. He has been
prominent candidate for the Presidency for years he
known from Maine to California true National Whig
and is also known to be- in fitness for the duties of the
Presidency far above any other military in the
try He will be noble and worthy leader in the coming
campaign, and hope that with perfect unanimy the
Wings throughout tho Union viii rally to his stand
ard and see that it be planted at last upon the citadel Of
success.
"There will be heavy disappontments among the friends
of the other candidates. 1t is natural and unavoidable
but it should be only momentary They had the organ
zaton Of the Convention and their way in the Conven-
ton, to the nomination. This nomination fairly
brought aboutt the result of the vote of the
only remains for the defeated delegates and
their friends to obey the behess and willingly acquesce
in the wishes Of the Convention So, regrets aside and
let all hearts and hands be given TO the work, first Of
perpetuatng Wing Administration Of the General Gov
ernment and absolutely necessary securing that
end, the elevation of Gen. WINFIELD ScoTr to the Pre-
sidenoy.
"Thank Heaven for one thing: we are not called upon
to tell who nominee is. His history is interviewer
with that of his country and it is worthy and glo
rous His principles identified with those Of the
Wing party and the prosperity Of the country and he is
destined devoutly trust and honestly believe to be
the next President of the United States. So may be
The Union newspaper is making itself intensely mser-
able concerning the Wing Platform 1t is full Of trouble
and anxiety. Let cheer its spirits There is but
Platformand that Gen. Scorr stands holding in
his hands the constitution Of his country. The same
platform is before the people of Pennsylvania and the
people Of Tennessee. 1t is plain for all to He who
for the who has adopted the platform votes for
the platform az ii is.-Alexandria Gazette
We may congratulate readers upon the adoption Of
most comprehensive and sound declaration of opinions
by the Wing National Convention at Baltimore. This i'm
portant and gratifying step taken in accordance with
the views Of overwhelming majority of the delegates
the vote being 236 in the affirmative and &C in the mega
tive We commend it to every reader Of this paper. 1t
is good, sod Christian patriotism 1t rings like the tone
of former days. when WEBSTER and CLAY impaired their
spirit to the Senate.-Natonal 1Egis.
The hear about the Wing Convention, and the
more consider the results of its action says the Rich
mond Whig,) the better pleased with both. In
sectional point of view the South has gained more than
it did before in any similar assemblage platform
of principles all asked that has been accorded
and in shape that satisfies all its wishes native of
Virginia has been nominated for the Presidency, who
stands pledged and know the pledge only accord
with his feelings and convictions to stand by that
platform of principles One of the pures most upright
and reliable of the eminent of North Carolina has
ben nominated for the Vice Presidency who in the
Of the death Of his principal, becomes President
Unless Southern Wings determined never more to
act with Northern Wings if they willing to accord
any thing their Northern brethren they surely should
be content with the results Of this Convention
The Pordence Journal says The nomination Of HAIR
in 1910 gave great TO the 4snS Of hA
defeated candidates that of ScoTT has now; and the
nomination of TAYLOR in 1s4S complained of in the
spirit by the who had their hopes upon his
rivals Both the former nominations gave great sasfac-
tion to the majority both speedily acquesced in by
the whole body Of the party, and both trumphanty
ried by the people If the Wings will do their duty and
up manfully to the work before them the parallel
will be carried by the election of Gen. ScoTT by as
large majority at least as that given to TAYLOR"
The Boston Daily Advertiser informs us that
Faneuil Hall was filled at an early hour on Tuesday
evening in answer to the call for meeting of those
desrous to support the Presidential nominations of
the Wing Convention at Baltimore Hon. ROBERT
G. WINTHROP presided, assisted by number of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries
Mr.. WINTHROP having opened the proceedings
by an able and appropriate address, Mr.. CHARLES
T. RUSSELL introduced series of resolutions sus-
tanning the nominations of the Wing National Con-
vention, complimenting Mr.. FILLMORE for his able
and patriotic administration of the Government, and
affirming earnest attachment and unwavering de-
votion to Mr.. WEBSTER.
The three resolutions which express a determine.
tion to support the nominations are as follows:
Resolved That the Wings Of Boston and of the county
of Suffolk, in Faneuil Hall assembled and declare
their adherence to- and their intention in with
their brethren throughout the Union maintain those
great principles which have been affirmed and pro-
mulgated by the recent Wing National Convention Bal
tmore and as the only of doing, they equally
and declare their intention to abide by and sustain
all the dongs Of that Convention the properly const
tuted organ of the whole Whg party Of the United States
Resolred, That we reafhrm, as embracing principle
fundamental to party existence resolution adopted by
the Wings of Boston, in Faneuil Hall assembled in l848
and declare that by the appointment Of delegates
present the Commonwealth atlarge, and delegates to
present the respective districts of the State in the Whg
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