The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01
SCOTS Prospects in Massa chusetts.

From Boston exchanges received yesterday we
copy the following articles illustrating the deep dissas
faction OF the wings of Massachusetts, that the nonina
ton of Scott. The Advertiser, in noticing call for
ratification meeting expresses the hope that there will
be disposition with the wings OF the Sate hooeuer hone
less they may be of the of his nomination in
sufficient number of States to give il efficiency, 10
unite IN support OF the nominated candidate as the
only raliying point Of the efforts Of the party. Un
be Of other anal than 10 aid in concentrating The
efforts Of the party to regain their true Standing IN The
State, that object alone is woray of the effort"
From the Boston Courier.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT on THE INATIoN.--DutEg the
few days that have passed since the nomination of Gen.
Scott we have received great numbers OF communication
expressing the most decided dsapproba,on of that act,
and earnestly calling for public anifestaon in
disavowal Of il. We have abstained from publishing
any OF these from want OF room aud account OF the
very and diverse suggestions which they offer
respecting the mode OF expressing the public sentiment
upon the great topic which occupies mems thoughts
Some recommend another National Conventions some,
State convention; others, mass meetlng others,
independent nomination; aud some ask tor advice. We
only say, in reply, that the business is in the
hands of the people is their cause, and confident
they will come 10 It's rescue they have discovered at
last the enormous extent TO which they have been i'm
posed upon and betrayed by junos and cabals.
That superstition which in the minds Of many persons
attaches TO the idea OF Irregular nomination. has no
power with US. We look 10 the morality OF The thing
It's character right wrong its honor dshonor TO
the naonts results for good OF for evil We hold this
to be the only ruehe only manly and honest
public Journalistic and believe there integrity and
courage and love OF truth and oil honor sufficient
in this community 10 sustain those who adopt such
course We shall take no step backward" in it, We
believe the heart and soul OF the wing party with us
believe the sympathy OF the honest OF all parties
with US; We believe the national feeling is with as. The
country, We hrmly believe thoroughly sick OF party
names and party and the whole OF the rotten
machinery OF intrigue and wire-pulng, by which the
people deirauded and the country saracedby which
a rus asd and he
men placed in the hands OF demagogues and their tools.
We mistake much il there is not spirit aroused
among The people which will do something to reform thus
altogether.
The following is portion Of Letter from Boston, pub
iished in the New York Journal OF Commerce.
BosTos, June rs, 1852
The feeling in favor OF the whig nominations, consd-
erng how they were brought about, hardly favor
able than il was when announced five days ago in State
street There was little soenng down OF ssperiiy of
feeling until this morning. when the article in the Cou-
rer giving account OF the bribery and corruption used
TO nominate Scott, 10 have aroused the national
wings OF this section 10 their position and duly.
That statement the public, il were Official
and is having great influence The feeling here Ia not
much against Scott personally as II Is against Seward
Co.. the agliaors in whose hands be is and has BEEN
and is likely to be- notwithstanding the national plat
form that Seward leading press already sps upon while
IL embraces Gen. Scott
Thus far no Scott aud Graham nax Il mean with their
names upon it) has been uDfuhed here and but two
papersthe Journal and the Ailashave presented their
names at the bad OF their columns. Ii ought 10 be
known, it is here. that the Atlas is and has been for
years much more OF free soil than whg paper and as
such - sustained.
What the wings here will do under these eireumsantes
II Is impossible now 10 predict There many rumors
that II is not worth while 10 mention. II may be safely
said that they will first deliberate and take counsel To-
geher and decide what do and then act This seems
TO be pretty certain, that the united wing party OF The
country will have enough do elect General Scott II
the national wings should de-ide to run Mr. Webster
as an independent third candidate, or vote for General
Pierce as no way connected with the abolitions then
General Scott would hardly get electoral vote The
Union wings sui have the election in their hands,
as lar as the most Union man. measures and cabinet
concerned, provided they will IN concert
Prom the Boston Post
The Young Mems Wing Club had very modest meet
ing last evening" preliminary 10 transmitting the Webster
wings into Scott wings. Some fifty persons, possibly
more were present. and II Is stated the authority oi
Webster man that abou, four voted for the resolutions
adopted
The meeting at Charlestown, on Friday night, called
to form Scott club, attended by only about fifteen
or twenty persons, boys included. we are informed.
Gen Wilson informs us that he did not nominate Gen.
Scott for the presidency The meeting called to rejoice
at the choice OF Charles Sumner the United States
Senate, but that Scotfs mentioned by ofheIs
present. We thought II was Gen. Wilson who krst nom.
mated Cen publicly Massachusetts for the pesi-
descy but appears that II Of his Free soil as
who did IT, That done the free. so meet.
ing holden 10 rejoice at the election OF Sumner 10 the
United States Senate is admitted.
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