Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-04-22
WIG TROUBLES.

s-sl44C WHY'S 2-1 EtalIAaiIAh DsEt What
tllev caH democratic splits" They
are likely TO have enough TO do TO at
tad 10 Their own difficulties. Present
in5icatens show that Gen. SCOTS
trieads are determined that he shall
rua- nominated or not terminated, and
thai ley are esna.iy decided that he
shah K nominated b the wing con
Fensloa al Phiiadelphia. Others say.
II he IS, that they viii not vote for him,
ard vil ren d Union and Compromise
Etig candsaate, or vote lor a Union
la1n0c-at. The southern wings urge
t1lat Gea- Sco-, Wiii lose them the
s6s7I-iefa vaie s.oEg l1oT OgE1y II &c
-rez5eatiai contest, but in the local
elections for State and federal Offices.
il seems that there Is some doubt if the
vh-r convention al Philadelphia VIII
lie called. or can be "authoritatively''
called XFecopy the following on this
ro--t from tae Berks Journal lead
ll- wig paper published Al Reading,
EellSy
-s.HlG NA-IovsL CoSveSTIoS.-
10 eEsen-zuent has yet been made
tc- cl5 tiae Of holding our National
Convention, and UuLsss the Uhig mem
aersrr CJa-ress S11r.2 reconmend a
l-E- ur the States selecting delegates
should adopt, bv common consent,
some given period, there is no tribunal
l-cummitlee in being froaa 5Ciich an
-LssFltTt5re summons corld isSUe."
TIE same PAPER announces its pref
ernce for Senator zLaugum, Of North
Carolina, as Vice President, thus:
Hon Willie p. Mancum, of North
Carolina. Is q WING Of the right stripe.
Tie avoNs himzeiIin favor of General
scott upon the old whig platform, ,citA-
p1fEs, tsttrrs, or pT0tesia,ioas OF
gHg EaE- Let the wings Of the South
a1t .el9w tie lead and counsels ol
slah maa Is 1Ir. EangUm, and an
ove-W.eimiag triumph awaits the par
a. al tae next election"
t-e cali the attention Of southern
-vl-s 10 the words itaIicised by US
The advice is 5udjcious. Nessrs. Ca
h-., Eoomis, Stephens, and Hilliard,
1l cour=c, Wi. not take this advice, so
far Is General Scott Is concerned. II
he IS nominated. we shall not be sur
F.lize4 30 see three "a tnese gentlemen
I'd least IN the democratic ranks by the
slh o. July
The same paper is so hostile to the
President llai it viii not even lfistey
am Ia alluding 10 his nomination in
Louisiana The following notice IS cut
. CIT lrom IL:
The Louisiana whig conven ton
mcI On Tuesday Of iast week, and
nominated Fillmore for President, and
/. IIoa- i J. CrltteHJen for Vice Presi-
dent q the United States. Delegates
were elected 10 the National Convea-
rlol- and State electors were also APP
pointed"
And tae same appears IN another ar
6cle-
-EIzLxouE " New XoRK.-The
Eew York Tribune SAYS that ii will be
impossible &c unite the foil whig vote
F. ulthat State upon Mr.. Fillmore as q
+ ca1li5aIe for reelection, not because
ae has signed and approved the com
s. promise measures, bat because he has
seen 81 70 prescribe and osTacize ma
1v o. the most efficient and beloved
ah1zs "a The Stale on account of an al
'a-a3 sympathy with the anti-compro-
ulse majority Of the party-on ac-
count O. their acguiescence in the de-
clarauoas Of pTincipleand jealous sup
port o. the candidates Of the wing par
~ For no better cause than this, Mr.,
Fillmore has seen 81 10 remove a mum
her u those wings whom General
EayloT had appointed to responsible
staGons n our State, although by faI
tie largest number Of desirable ap-
PoIntments szene a2d had been given
hE Generai Taylor TO the lower-law
mea-' f"
We Invite tise attention of whig!
and democrats IN every section to The
fo.loWiing editorial from the same pa
PeE- We have no comments 10 max,
upon It:
IHE PEEsTDE2cY-WHo sHoUEI
~ TEEE wHIG CANDIDATE There ar,
5 thirtE-oae States in the coniederacy
entitled 10 = voice next November il
lie cbe-ce Of President and Vic'
President OF these I6 are free, AM
= slave States. as follows:
FREE STATES.
Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connec
ticut, New York. New Jersey, Penn
sylTania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich
lcan, Wisconsin. Iowa, California.
SLAVE STATES.
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
4 North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor
GA, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennes
see, kentucky, Missouri
Ihe sixteen free StateS-takins