The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

and democratic parties. the availability of military
glory has passed away like an unsubstantial shadows
aud the mere hero of the battle. field devoid of the
intellect, sense, ard talent necessary IN an oc- l
cupant of the presidential chair, i looked upon
sort Of Tom Hyer in a high station, successful
Yankee Sullivan ii white kid.--al muscle and
animal courage. without brains mind capable of
conducting tho affairs Of great nation. But yet in
nom. Of military renown, General Pierce, Of New
Hampshire, without claiming any merit for that
Vulgar quality Of feh,ing-for those Tom-Hyer
complishments, or Yankee-Sulhvan genius, has
shown himself in The campaign of Mexico rs brave
hia competitor. Gen. Scott; and tar modest dis
Greet wise and patriotic, after tho victory had been
won and the conquest Of Mexico completed. Now
with The exception Of few miserable demagogues,
who have other and desperate objects to carry out
such demagogues as Clayton and Seward, and their
associates-a all the intelligence, and PATRIOTISM and
good sense, Of both parties, in this country-whig
and democrat-are alike determined that the coming
contest shall not be one between bulldog and bull
dos--between higher-priced order OF Tom Hyer
and Yankee SGlliyan-but that il shall be contest
for eloyating the White House, and TO the place
once occupied by Washington and Jackson. men who
have Intelligence and sense, and courage and pa
tr,otisln, and common honesty and discretion, and
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st;.ntions of Tho sopth he vat looks forward "a =
so,ntian If the oues,iop ~ soma Future dav and
leaves The Inference that that solntion-for il can
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Dar. uroluced bv the alienation Of The North and
South on these delicate relations. Tho nrinciples
and measures therefore. Of the whi, Marty. "A mo-
INDICATED nv the leading and only candidate thew
have any chance OF electng are such principles and
spch measures rs. If carried into practice Nv
his success. will ALLEVIATE still more the South from
the NortL-wiil produce chickering's of The most dan
cerous character. md ultimately lead to insurrec
don civil war. and entire and final separation
On the contrary what are the principles associated
with the name Of Gen. Pierce. in the contest now
approaching They have been cnunciated by the
Baltimore Convention. and they are Of exactly an
opposite character and antagons.ic 70 those which
have been put forward by Gen. Scott, under his
\ own signature and which, no doubt, will be
adopted by the Convention that viii nominate him
next week--oppos;ion to any construction OF fnan-
cial power in the government, by the creation
Of national bank--opposition 10 any change
in the naturalization laws, or any hostility
to the increase Of the population Of this country by