New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04


Ter, Of Ky. whose opinions have never been avowed
openly :" the country, except that he never owned
slaves. "a voice You voted for Taylor.
Mr.. CABELL--I had much agency init Ia my sphere
In BRING shout that state Of tbtass, but may the
Lord forgive me for whs. have doae. IA voice,
Anenl. Bus shall NOT hereafter give my, vote to
any man whose position Ia not clearly denned 1
don't wish to be caught again Ia that wsy. My opin-
ION 10 that the South should not countenanee amp
effort to ocnciiiate the A0o!oaists Of the North oy
eopceaIiIg the principles OF the candidates.
In The OF his remarks be said hts choice, as
an individual, is President Fillmore. lie was per-
sonally Ultimate with Genera! sc0sI, OUT ne couio
not go for BIN as PresidsAt unlSss'h great zap
tsn's principles be avowed and prove satisfactory.
The country demands Of Scott tc put his sentiments
the record II not, they VIII turn their packs on
him. In this, Mr.. Csbeil though. thar ne spoke tne
sentiments Of the Wkigs " the South however, ne
thought that General Scott had too long remained
IN false position ene that IL VAS too late 10 repair
the damage which had been done 20 him ne ala not
believe that General ScOu sould receive sngte
electoral vote of the Soush, and could rot receive
ssty votes In Florida lie merely wished 10 say VI
conclusion, that the Southern Wing party occupy
ms posnaop, that no man shs receive their votes
"hoss Opinions ale capable OF nn,srep- sseusauon
Mr. MURPHY sad he came here as 3 member of
the Union patty, and understood the gentleman from
FLORIDA came hese IN tAe san:o chsrae;er lie had
always Contenced that the principles Oh which the
Union party was formed were not rep,y n.n, to the
principles OF the Democrats party The Union
party never determined moro or less than the
Democratic parry always determined tina, non IN.
uine Of he American people aud when they
cay Congress has no power to iegislate on
the subject Of Slavery NOE restrict i, from the
TsnitoSies OF the United States, and n, power TO
sbolish !, whese IL is, they sustain ihs principles
which the Union party Of Georgia was formed. II
the Baltimore Convention thus declare they will up
hold the position of the Unlsn parry OF Georgia ana
We Wiling far as indications go, 10 unite With
The Con,eniio TO try the experiment. u tney DO H.
we woystedi What, then, IS the oolecuon 10
gong to Baltimore. II the Union principles can be
carried cut there. VIII we no, accomplish the oo-
Ject To- which we waited, aud Will 1t not DO con-
ns'eat With the position which We have heretofore
occupied, He had promised &c stand by the L mon
piseoria, 10 matter by what party carried OUT
n CABBLL asked him IL ths Democrats aooP1e1
unn esnns resolutions Of lss and the resolutions
GG~ and 20, and refused 70 put themselves on the
veofsia Platform, IL the gentleman would vote TOT
we Wing candidate
~ Murray repeated, thst he would vote for no
wno opposed TO it--agaiDst no man VINO IL IN
S $40. Of lie proclaimed everyw where In the can
MAJ be Was Democrat, aId that his principles
Undergone no change; and he said that, II Vie
Ns.ss should nominate q candidate N favor OF
~ ~ Bank the Distribution Of the Proceeds OF
49,. eoiic Lands, and against the Sub Treasuu-in
''' al The old doctriuss Of the Whisswhioh hs