The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

and their object. troachsry w principles dsss not
challenge our increased confidence. The oligaroh ,
which now controls tho wing party is identified from
to every distinctiyoy conservative and national
| principle
where am to gol" I havo no longer a party
to which can claim affinity. Ny party is revolu-
tionised il has new lords and laws such Al
will cut of my hand sooner than sustain, Conserve
tive wings generally, and in the Southern States
universally, u appears TO me, must consider tho
party as IN effect broken up Southern men atleast,
although defeated, cannot surrender to the trea-
ohorous foe whose knife has SO long sought their
throas. II follows, and the election wiz show it.
that the party viii no longer have ashow OF national
existence. In the North IL may hang together under
Seward & Co., in decimaled condition. until after
November when il will fall into ackno wlcd sed help
iessness in every State, not excepting even Vermont
Messrs. editors, into the causes Of this state of
things ii is b0otlcss now to enter The depths of
infamy which certain Southern wings have scoOped
out for themselves, do not propose 10 explore. Let
others hold up to impcrshable contempt, tho names
Of the Southern traitors who have slain tho wing
party and dshonored its noblest leaders. Suffice il
for me, that n conservative whg am absolved
from political service and levy during the existence
of the incoming democratic dynasty, and until sound
principles and sound leaders shall once more claim
my support. New YORK WING.
NEW YORK, June D. 1852.
CAN GEN. SCOTT DE ELECTED!
To TIE EDITORS or THE N Y. EXPRESS -
There is much dissatisfaction among the young
Fillmore wings of this city, and may add, mortif-
cation, at finding General Scott preferred by the
wing convention for the high Office Of Chief Magis-
irate Of the Union, to the tried and faithful Willard
Fillmore. Why, may ask has the recommended
ton of the illuslrious Henry Clay been overlooked
and deliberately 50, by tho representatives Of the
great democratic wing party Of this section Of the
Unionl Have they shown much sagacity, prov.
ed their affection for the man ''who would rather be
right than be PIesidentl Have they by their votes
exhibited their hatred to anatca influence, their
desire to honor Mr. Fillmore for his noble patriotic,
and glorious conduct?
sCan they elect General Scottl'
The existing feeling among the experienced wings
of tho city would seem to deny that there is wing
party-it is to all appearances elegantly defunct"
General Scott Is therefore, the choice Of clique,
and not of the people ] say people, because it is
my earnest conviction that Mr.. Fillmore would
have been the choice of the nation of every rca-
sonable man-in truth, the people
am free, as young American, to assert my APP
probation Of the military qualifications of the Bal
timore nominee; but cannot believe that he is the
most available man Of the Union party In present
ing your views of his political popularity, you may,
ton, he will bring around him other spirits than
those of Bolts, Seward, or Greeley. Respectfully,
NEW York, june 22d. b.
THE EFFECT OF THE NOMINATION.
| To THE EDITORS OF THE N Y ENpREss -
have been, and am, subscriber to your paper,
| and would suggest that We get up an Indignation
meeting, and nominate an Independent ticket for,
| sirs as far as can learn in my own ncghborhood,
| the nomination of Scott is looked upon with as
much credit to the wing party as though had been
Seward himself. What shall we Ito with such men,
| or should say, such Judases! Do you | sup
pose that any wise men in that convention expected
| that such ticket as Scott could run with Pierce
and King. Mo- The party is gone for the next
four years, and shall not vote for Scott, and the
same words are in the mouth of hundreds Of good
staunch business men. IL you wish to make any
in nh.,,t hat aa.I
do so, for feel that you agree with me that the
| party is sold cheap.
Editorial remarks Of the Express
Truth will out, and it simpossiblc to suppress it /;
| the emotions which control the hearts of mon will
have vent, and it is both futile and wicked to check
| their utterancc. Our correspondents speak a Ian
| guage which we have heard from hundreds and hun
| dreds of influential and devoted wings within the
! past twenty four hours and which has been, also,
put before us in that time in multitude Of commu-
| nications Wepropose to reason with Them for in
| dependent men of the wing party neither to be
eoaxed nor driven out Of their convictions, while
they are, as reasonable men, ready to be reasoned
with.
We hear some one say that all this betays joa-
| lousy and cnmty towards the wing candidate. Well
II it did, which we deny, it is right to be taught the
| truth even from the mouth OF ones enemies, and
they often give us better advice than protested
friends Nobody that we know of feels any jealousy
of PERSONS such, but remembering what the past
has revealed ard smarting under The wrongs OF the
successful attempts made to get the ear and control
the power of men in high places, it i natural that
many should feel sensitive that like things may be
| attempted hereafter. But whether suspicious be
just not it is Idle to disguise the fact that they
exist. and they will continue long as there is
! cause for their existence, and we trust longer
| From all The antiques and ciquos, near or remote
from all attempts 10 win private advantage, ut the
hazard Of the public interests or the welfare of the
whg party, we pray for General Scott true deli
! ycrance We render our support to him now upon
! principle, and as men who perseycringy advocated
the nomination of another man. We nave right
to ask, and do ask for ourselves and for thousands
who agree with us, in return for that SUPPORT
which we mean honestly to give, that the man we
agree to use our best exertons to elect, shall be
free from all personal alliances, and only pure
but above suspicion. If Gen. Scott shall do this
ms election Is fairly among the probabilities Of the
present and will become certainty in future. Ii
he shall fail to do it,. he will be the worst defeated
man that ever received nomination Tor the PIes.
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