The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23
The Effect OF General Scott's Nomination
Throughout the Country.

throughout the Country.
SOUTHERN FEELING
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD.
WAsHINGToN june 22-9H r. NJ.
The nomination Of General Scott s generally well
ceved here although there still Southern
who declare they will net support It, The majority how
ever are willing to accept it. in connection with the
platform of principles provided the platform is not
mere form. and is practically acquesced in by Northern
wings
The ratification meeting at Baltimore represented as
having drawn forth remarkably little enthusiasm.
DISSATISFACTION AT NORFOLK
NORFOLK, June q, 1852
The nomination Of General Scott received here at
o'clock day and has created considerable dissais
faction among the wings.
wHIG TALK IN VIRGINIA.
BALTIMORE, June 2c, 1862
The Richmond Wing heartily endorses the nomination Of
Gen Scott and predicts that the wings of the South will
rally to the support of the whg ticket President and
Vice President.
SATISFACTION OF THE CINCINNATI wHIGs.
CINciNNATI, June 81, 1852.
great excitement prevailed among the politicians on
Saturday and this morning but the wings were agreea
bly, disappointed when SCOTS nomination was announce
ed end II seems to give universal satisfaction to the
party. The report was first received via Chicago.
SALUTE FIRED AT NEW HAVEN
New HAVEN, Juno %. 1852.
The wings of this city fired national salute on the
receipt of General scctts nomination.
LARGE RATIFICATION MEETING AT WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, June %, 1852.
ratification meeting held here evening which
was pretty largely attended. salute of hundred
guns fired.
BosToN, June 20, 1852
The Journal endorses the nomination Gen Scott with
q heavy heart.
The fa warmly sustaus Scott but says the people of
Massachusetts, will have Webster nothing They pre-
fer defeat under his banner to under who
does not command their confidence and respect.
The advertiser is struck with hardly surprise than
regret and fears the decision forbodes disastrous copse
to the welfare of the wing party the country
The Courier says the nomination fell upon the naabi-
tants of the city like funeral PAIL what it enid weeks
ago 1t has no reason to unsay Its opinion cannot
be wicked about at moments warning by tho caprice
OF few individuals when the blood has been kept at
fever heat for six days in sort black hole Calcutta
1t will wait the return Of the delegates before deciding
wbether to sustain the nomination not
The Mail the effect of .he nomination Of General
Scott upon the crowd in State street, like the ap
pearance of contribution box in church only the scat
tering was more general and indiscriminate.
w mig xtAtl0CatlON uloet1nx nj P0ll0dCIphta,
IMMENSE GATHERING.
PHiLApELpHrA, June 22-1OP NJ
There was an immense gathering in Independence
Square this evening. John Myers occupied the chair
He assisted by fifty Vice Presidents and twenty Sec.
retaries.
Delegations from various parts of the country marched
TO the square with music lanterns and banners Rockets
and other fireworks exploded throughout tho eve
ming.
Judge CONRAD read the following resolutions, which
adopted unanimously prefacing them with an eo-
quent speech
Resolved That the wings of Pennsylvania fully and en-
ateay approve and ratiiy the aud resolves Of
.i soSg that the he prnep aod policy
Tor ynr s9,srnman. nad people; that they ogn.ted WITH
sSs. present fsssps.i.y
s s saas ss parry, .s as ss
4. a,ss s ps ni,h Of oro M Ss
a. W,assi sta,s Rss a sis
one Sssrse s II; ifs for Esnays land his country
s"eesedips act Of his usrious life ha added his glory
ability rieser,oa blessings of oeae in tas arheass-
ra Sogeiry and in the gne't.as and
el',nents that hs aamlisAis abilities have sis
uo as 4. aSa 10 a sa
ypsih ,cs and victories that mocked romance aud shed
hall. s s sS. is
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BY ls UNPARALLELED his services are IN.
tia. l. s iairsss esasi pa1ese and
TO which aa Il VIII ard 81 eS that in Sks PrS
,a ana adpir,ns eeunry 70 slees him bis triumph ylbe
fs raoys i%d h q H. q wa @ ssam
dss suishea statesman TAI hiu and easnpr
tr,hc We Presidency the entire hearty sppso
Resolved That the party Is and has
al a. hS ana % III ana % 20
detecate th IA tons policy that is forever digging about
tro,ersy tho purpose riog creates pe BY
exciting needles. doubt sud esetade awa,s haveop
tonay adjusted balance OF national State rights
Se scsonal ST1 S S
aud tha. being thas hapry sssIcd we aseresa,o its
perpetual FIDELITY and the laws in being under It,
ISss isy,r%s % duties FOR support Of go
agcmtht ef oones, ndustr,; that op,noas Of our
statesmen the experience The coantry.
protection sud that are the CONSCIOUS
cforeen compensation That persistence IL the 70.
Of Sys Ga checked ise
peculiar teress 10 ruin THAT this re.alt originally
that the oy tho wrong and that
fraud and fal.ehood hsye been asd m BY those
oppros. en- 70 ne condition Of the operative
nn her ssrs}s ne ,r e the
and the commerce dependent upon it entitled TO the
protection and aid Of the general tnst the
" harbors and rivers when nationa cha
sSss s s a s. Es Ss S ~ so w 1S
by Mr. Pierce and his party 20 such op
position the progresr AID the prosperity country
Resolved That the official sarscr Of Mlard Fillmore has
@ appa@.s country asrG
ty Of his foreign policy have advanced aud
elevated Antrcs interests and character abroad that
b devotion to the Constitution and tho purity and elevs
lion Of his n At home hsyo aaasroa.es LARGELY
manenec aud prosperity of tho Union.
Resolved That uhe opposed /, the rash policy
cur opponents who der the prctext Of forcing freedom
apcn The nations sould cmbroi us Ia sgasst all
fabush peNr periloua All possibly
our stopal cx tanoe and tho o liberty through
ont the World sympathse sincerely with
snuinesns people ana in favor II every u
and relief Consistent with the nations and
the security tho sacred depost Of liberty cor bv
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