The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-24
From our NeS York Correspondent


-IcSSTI kdjfOTS Evidence OF the deep rooted
AMI irFecouciable aversion Of influential sections
Of the Wing party toward Gen scott continue to
multiply, making the conclusion irresistible lhst
hi1 defeat viii be the most overwhelming and
lgromIueGs ever EXPERIENCED hy a candidate Tot
ia Presidency. lul gent wings are IS ready
Co confess ihls fact, ms Jealous Democrats are 10
t'-rii ~ , and even some ot the wing newspapers
that support Gen Scott acknowledge that they
do 50 merely 20 maintrn their party crcanita
u"u, AMI wtthoUI the iainlest hope Of elee'ns
A.n
Mr. Farham, lcarig Wing IA the legislature
oi L'ui ANA, was Al pointed a candN'aie ON The
Wing electoral rckrll. ,lorc the wing Convention
met lie IS one ofte most Influential men Of his
party IN that State, ami has ever, hing to gam
by being thorough S".ug par'lG'n. tat the mo.
mcRt he heard of the nomination OF Gen. scott,
he immediately putl-hrd letter refusing to
stand As a candidate on the Wing eirciora! ticket.
J In Massachusetts,, , Is needless Ia say that At
least halt Of the wing party are resoIu'elv deter
mined Ia avcnge the wrong of Daniel Webster ,
and, # their kivorte statesman should not he put
B IN nomination., As an independent candidate they
will Vote for Pierce rather than run the risk "
giving Scott the negative teneut OF their re
id>sIny tn 20 to the polls. Their opposition VII!
Ue active not passive; and :he mdIcAiuus are
daily growing stronger, that Massachusetts, viii
wheel round into the Democratic column, The
Free Soilcrs will poll large vote but a a
plurality carrie. the electoral vote of the state,
Perce'v chance is, at least, good. ShocknglY de
pressed, indeed. must be the prospects II the
wing party, when doubts are entertained as to
the course of Massachusetts,
. The ancient, bad a proycrh: Qnrr Jupiter
uai p"r!.rS prigS GpH,ntst--" HON cod would
destroy, he hrss makes mad and Truly that
axiom wnvid seem TOT thempIihtd IN 'he &c
ton ot The Wing party, IN throwing over their
true and tired statesmen Webster ana FIdh"e
but o' whom, from thr'r sunp'" oi "t C'u'
promise measures, had carried powerful ti'h'"'S
81 popularity all over the Union To take up a
par OF Slht tpaHIeut'' IN ue Pto' """~""S
people ana hhndlns them 70 me true issues ;
"hlIe "h lhls sulJect | ought h"' 10 vuI't men
u"nlnS the tact, that Nr''i> swan Anl rearing
Two ne'n oSr' " me wing H'''e N'n'I' Np''.
lH''t'e OF Massachusetts, nave te''Sned, rainier
than cooperate IN movements to promote tue
election OF Scott. II stTaWs Sno" Nh,'h way ne
WIND blows surely the nP-too,WS '' me ",' OAK
OF the ''rr~i must admoni'h' observers OF Tue pro.
gTrss OF a hurricane.
I'".e' arc sven an asre''re 10Y VI "'''u'
so" Wht" one 'y'l' 'h"' ne . W, 'l'' "'''''.5
s'u'' '"a' ''" "u GIVING 100 mus" s!.,'. :.
ecu ''' E"I,'o' 'eS''t ''.',''7 N''
N""IH'"' ''''""' 'AS'v' -, It" wa,
method Of constituting himself a representative
Of female political opinion lie ctuyas,es all
tis lady customers. keeping an exact account Of
those .ur Pierce and those inr Scott. and every
dly, be- exhibits ~ hi, store window, the result, Of
the canvass. This has led to great Increase Of
his trade Democrats and Wing, sending their
wives and dlunht there as it.t as possible tu5
shoes. whether they want them OF not in order
to nhain the ,flaf of their candidate beng the
iyur'e Of the ladies' Some DAYS Tie contest
was quite close, bat Yesterday | observed that
IN. Pierce ade, ou'nGmbey, ,hsir opponent. toy
majority ii about thirty. In an English newspa-
per observe that a similar plan was adopted
by a grocer to te,t his customers politics, aud
., j. possible our Yankee shoemaker uay be but
IN iml;ator after ALL Neyerthely-e lie l. entitled
to the credit Of Introducing the novelty into thu
countyy.
Our merchants bave responded to tue cali for
All to the sufferers Is the late great IRE IN
Montreal, more literally than vas anticipated
Ten lhousand dollars have been already forwarded
TO- the Montreal committee, AMI further sub.crp
t,ons are being diligently collected,
The civ lrlss i now chiefly engaged in de
rouncitr and exposing the a,rocinus corruptiuus Of
%. Common Cnuncil-A,lcrmen OF both parties
beiu- equally guilty. Brides are VIGOROUSLY Ia
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