Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-28


he SAYS: Il shall return to Louisiana in time "a
make Won all vote for ScorTn The developments
of each day enable the Wings to draw the venom
out of Locofoco libels.--Ne,o Orleans Bee.
FROM THE BOSTON ATLAS or AUGUST 26, 1852.
The language and the views imputed to Hon. RU-
Fus CHoATE, by Rev. Hubbard Winslow, at the meet
ing of disorganizers of the Wing party in this city
ON Tuesday evening we know be entire misrepre
sentaon of that gentlemans real sentiments Mr. CHoATE
stands now precisely where he stood at the time OF the
great Wing ratification meeting in Faneuil Hail. when he
declared that. Whs he intensely desired that another
name shsd haze been presented 10 the american people AZ
candidate for Me Presidency, get he IS IN FAVOR OF sUs
TANNING THE SoMINATIoS WHICH HAS BEEN MADE BY THE
WHIG CONVENTION" We assured that he now who'll
y dsapproes of this any other attempt to get up
electoral ticket excepting enly that to carry out the Wing
national nominations We have doubt he viii lose no
time in causing the gross Misrepresentation of Mr. Wins
low be publicly contradcted has been circulated
From the resolutions adopted by the SCOTT WING
STATE CONVENTION Of GEORGIA, we quote the fol
lowing HWY , sr- o..a , r
Resoped That this Convention do heartily approve and
ratfy the platform Of principles adopted by the National
Wing Convention lately assembled at Baltimore. We be-
eve that the administration Of the Government upon the
principles mentioned in that platform would be promotive
Of the best interests of the whole country and thus be-
lievng we feel it to be dutya duty mean faith
fully dischargeto contribute all the aid IN our power
to their propagation and success.
Resolved That Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New Jersey
and the Hon. w. A. GRAHAM Of North Carolina, OCCUPY
dubious position in reference to the principles OF the
Wing PLATFORM whether regard their position before
or since their nomination Their letters Of acceptance
to doubt their cheerful and united support
Of the entire series of known as the
the Fugitive Slave Law included. We therefore cordially
approve and rafy the nomination of General WINFIELD
ScoTT the warrior statesman and patriot for the Pres
dency, and the nomination OF the Hon ". A. GRAHAM,
the distinguished civilian for the Vice Presidency of the
United States
Resolved That feel deep regret that portion Of our
Wing brethren have felt themselves under the necessity
to refuse cooperation with us at this time but we IN
duge the ardent hope that they will perceive the propre
ty of abandoning separate organization and that they
will be found firmly united with the National Wing
platform and in the cordial support of the National Wing
nominees differences are only as to men, and not
as to principles.
committee was appointed to prepare and publish an
address to the people of GEORGIA. setting forth the
sons which governed the Conventonn the support of the
nominees of the Wing National Convention; and it was
resolved to hold meeting at ATLANTA the 14h
of September the anniversary of Gen. scorrs entry in
triumph into the city of Mexico.
FROM OHIO STATE JOURNAL, (coLUNBUs)
PUSH ON THE COLUMN "A friend from one of the Re-
counties in private letter. says: Many Of our
old Locofoco friends repudate Pierce and King and not
q few of them win vote for Scott
Another letter from the southeast part Of the State
says: sour Wings here are in fine spirits. There is
division among us. Every day we hear Of Democrats
coming out for Scott"
Sta1 Nore.-Snce writing the above have conversed
with respectable intelligent man. heretofore voting the
Democratic ticket who will for Scott and says he
knows Of at least hundred in his county,
ty within fifty miles of either of those mentioned
aboyewho have generally voted the Locooco ticket but
who viii vote for Scott next fall.
Still AnotherA letter received Tuesday from still
another part of the State, says, in postscript
Scott and Graham stock looks well here and is rising
We nope make a good report this fall Our friends
work. and teU Democrats have consented to
with u.s."
The cry is, SUI they me!-Another letter, from the
county mentioned the other day. in which list had beer
made of Democrats who going for Scott
says that the writer has still another list the number
stated but it must be large one because he says
THEM ARE OVER SIXTY GERMANS.