Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01
The two Nominations.

The contrast between the response to the
nomination of Pierce and that of Scott is marked
indeed; and is true index Of the result Of The
election. The nomination of The whig candi-
date is hailed with joy by that portion Of the
party who firmly determined 10 GO rule or
ruin''-who are willing that defeat should
come, rather than they should be compelled 10
subject 10 the dictati0n and the control of the
Webster wing. On the other hand the Web
ster division insist that they are the proper
whig party. They say they are in the MAORI
ty, and have been defeated by hickery and
corruption, and give the nomination the cold
shoulder" predicting defeat, and inlimating
it will be reb1ke rghteously deserved. Now
thus the alter stands with the poor, forlorn.
distracted, discouraged and embiltered wings;
while on the other side all is harmony, conf
dence, and buoyancy Of spirit, most conclusive
ly indicative of a splendid victory in the tri-
umphant election of Pierce and King While
from all parts of the country come murmurings,
regret, reproaches and expressions of deep sor-
row at the result of The Wing Convention -
on the other hand comes from the whole
length and breadth Of this great Republic one
universal shout Of Joy-oDe united amen to the
work done by the Democratic Convention.
Thus stands the position of affairs as 10 the Two
nominations. How different-how clearly op-
poslie. No one in his senses can fail 10 fore
see the ultimate result No reasonable man
can doubt the election Of the democratic nom
inee.
We give below a few extracts from the whie
journals, which tells the story Of the state Of
feeling with that party - 1 Hl
The Wilmington N. C. Commercial, wbig.
expresses its surprise at the nomination Of
Scott and declines to advocate his election.
The Augusta Georgia Sentinel. wing. saws
that its objections 10 Gen. Scott are pafa-
mount 10 considerations of mere party fealtv.
and that he will find no support in Georgia.
The people of Macon, Alabama, are much
disappointed with The nomination of Scott
and Graham, and many are disposed to re-
ject the ticket .1- -u sclrs
AT Baton Rouge, La, the nomination Of
Scott and Graham was cooly received, and
number of wings seemed disposed 10 bolt
the ticker. H7" ales t
Correspondents Of the N. Y. Courier and
Enquirer talks thus - ..5.,.
Please advise US what kind Of sprincip,es,
would be exhibited in abandoning Daniel
Webster (who is The em bodnent Of Wing
prnciples) by at least lwo-lhirds of the party,
and giving their support to one who is named
to suit the policy of uery small portion Of
the Wing party! We think Scott cannot
possibly be elected. Many Wings will vote
for Pierce. Thousands will not vote at all
for either Scott or Pierce. We therefore
wish you to aid us in giving Webster wide
spread nomination.. M.rn5
Twenty OF my personal Wing friends go
from this day forth for the support of Pierce,
and such you will find will be the case with
thousands of others, unless Daniel Webster
IS nominated by his friends Independent Of the
Convention. II he is nominated, he will get
strong Democratic vote beside his own
party. Ask intelligent Democrats II am
not right Mr.. SCOTS nominaion was OBJ
tanned not only at the expense OF fraud and
treason, but political dissipation. -e N
The Boston Bee, an ardent and smart whig
paper, thus annoances the news -
The reception yesterday afternoon OF the
nomInation of Scott as the Wing candidate
for The Presidency, fell like sho0er of ice
ore, the city We never witnessed SO uni.
rersal and deep felt DISAPPOINTMENT. Even
the Geographic wires that brought the intel
fgence, seemed TO tick most groaninglv.-
Though thousands OF persons were assem-.
bled 10 Stale street when the sgd and las,
ballot was announced, yet hardly a dozen
persons essayed any cheering, and even those
parook of the dismal sound of the tomb. I'M
The same feeling was manifested IN Low
ell. Salem, Worcester, and other places. A
gentleman from Lowell informs US that the
intelligence Of SCOTS nomination. was re.
celved by the citizens Of that place with
tears in their eyes,
The effect was almost paraIytic. The same
NAV be safely said Of all New EnaIand.-
The nomination has hung the political sky
with a black ponderous cloud. There is 90
enthusiasm, no life, no bright spot to be seen.