The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-15
Gen. scott In Georgia.

Our paper OF Today contains some pretty significant
indications as TO the degree in which General SCOTS
nomination prospers among The wings Of New York and
Massachusetts,. To these add the following
whg groans from Georgia. Now that Georgia is sure
for Pierce and King, the value Of these citations from the
Georgia wing press is, that like the almanac though cal
culated for the meridian OF Macon or Savannah, they
will be found etc answer for the adjoining States" In
giving this testimony Of the Georgia wings, we commend
TO the attention Of readers the fact that they now
place their opposition 10 him not mainly upon Sec
liona considerations, but upon their sense OF his semi
men, dsqua6ealions' for the presidency.
We copy and condense from the Richmond Enquirer
''Suicures upon Gen SCOTS position from democrat
ic may be denied by wings Hinged with party
ism but the objection cannot be urged against the
revelations of wing journals, which be regarded
prejudced sgais the standard bearer OF their party
w 18th this view, continue show by whig authority
18th what universal aversion the omnaton of Gen. Scott
is regarded by the wings of Georgia.
Even Senator Dawson, who, the Baltimore Convcn-
ton, pledged himself try carry Georgia for Scott
stand the hurricane OF public sentiment, and,
learn from the Savannah Republican, will abide the
decision OF the Union convention of that State.
Charles j. Jenkins, lesdns whiE Of Augusln, In a
published letter. Gays that with stfonget desire than
before adhere the national whg party has been
unable 10 bring his mind to tho conclusion that he
ought for Gen. Scott Is 1t enough says MIR
Jenkins that candidate for the presidency 10 an hon.
orable man, intelligent and accomplished statesman
successful general, and that he subscrbes the wing
creed IL General Scott lay claim other quslif
cations Than these, they known the OF the
people. There hundreds of Thousands of American
czeus having, in equal degree, these qualification
except obly that Of which the sword and the epaulet
symbols the absence OF which, In my poor judg
men,, operates dispasgement. But there other
qualifications by means common, which ought be
considered indispensable, and which, without enumora
ton, will present themselves every rejecting mind We
are only without evidence that Gen Scott has the Sc
but there Is good believe that he has puy decded
d,quaiifcJtoat Win 1t be denied that he has a ha.ty
arbitrary temper; an imperious sefwil impatient OF all
opposition overweening confidence 10 bis judgme
inordinste ambtonf Will 1t be pretended that he has
clear calm, WELL balanced mind, whose equilibrium
not be easily disturbed II not, is wise, Is 1t SAFE
place such man, accustomed throughout long and
tive life despotic military rule the head OF repub
lican government
Again, the Savannah Republican (shig) thus arrays
OF facts, proving the universal havoc made in the
whig ranks OF Georgia by the nomination OF Gen. Scott
We ask the sitenuon Of wings well as democrats
following whig, no, locofoco' facts
"Gxs soorr rms or Gkossr..--An the whig
papers OF Georgia have expressed het disspprobstion OF
the nomination Of Gen. Scott Some OF them advise the
wings 10 take part In the election; other. recommend
the appon msnt Of Union electoral Ticket pledged the
support OF Pierce and Kog, in order keep the organ
izaton Of the parry for future purposes
/" An Intelligent wing merchsn OF this city has Just
turned from visit Of some weeks to Hancock county,
Of the and most INTEL wing counties IN the
State He informs that he heard OF but two whig. In
that county who had expressed Willingness TO support
Gen Scot.
Another friend Who has recently visited Macon Ogle.
thorpe and Aiantaponts favorable for ssceaning the
sentiment Of the msses-sssues US that he heard OF but
six eight OF any prominence local county
poliietasc who had avowed disposition 10 abide by tho
whig nominations as choice Of evils.
A whg writes from Monroe county that he w. OPP
posed - the nominee Another writes MS from Eibed,
which gives wbig majority Of thousand that there are
no Scott there.
The interior papers contain numerous call. for
ings OF the Union party appoint delegates 10 the
yenon ia Miedgsvilie next week The attendance upon
the promises be large, dering tho short
ness OF The time allowed 10 appoint delegates
" Our information from various parts OF the State Jus
fss tue belief thar Of the $4,000 in Georgia. not 800
are willing TO take Gen Scott M
" IL will be seen by reference the proceedings OF the
Union meeting In Mscon ist Jas A. Nsse eco the prime
mover Ia gettinR Fillmore delegation from this State
the Baltimore Convention, has repuda'ed the action Of
whig IN the SANE paper hr, detsis wing feeling In
southwestern Georgia $3.50. .e,t.. s
The North could have given us man much more
objectionable than General Scotnot much
oil his beinR onibe conpi onise meayures but from
his general Tor the goat aud duties OF
Chief Magistrate OF this mighty nation, The whps OF
southern eeovis viii not vote for Grnersi Scott am
whigteve been through 'wssi and through wo'snd
am sc sing In my devotion 10 that patty
man living; yet cannot support General Scott In the
coning campaign. n ~ es.seta t.t
lnoS woaxs The Nornstown tps) Register states
that the large rolling mill establishment Of Messrs Moore
Hooven 10 that place, which suspended operations
time since, IL again in operations and il is hoped
circumstances will jastfy that confidence which again
heated the furnaces and set the rollers in operation
The nse OF the maternal in the Old World seerns 10
create the that s return for capital invested
may be anticipated. while the largely increased demand
all this Union fail 10 add strength 10 the i'm
preston. Thata full remuneration may be realized il
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