The daily union., 1852-10-07

One OF the successful jsu1 ssYsi OF The .ss.o
Is the following letter addressed BY MIR Knicks
Smth-a model Webster whig--lo the Boston Post M
mhs bitterness OF spirit. his inability comprehend
the alleged namy OF his position in the whig ranks hi.
umbleness" under the builynx OF the Sswadites and
his liked resolve to become democrat. ii hdey 10 Mr.
Webster is TO unwhig him--all combine 10 mark him :.
striving type OF silver-gray and Webster whgism HI.
letter is worth reading through;
al am Webster whig didn't know there wa. 49,.
harm la H. so told OF IT, Some Scott men envronsd ~
one day, aud wanted 10 know about It. They warned -
TO vote Tor Scou. l declined They sumlna lily paosd a
below the gene average OF thieves and cuthrost, o.
OF them damned me for renegade. am, in mes,u,.
doubtful OF my opinion sill, rather Ltks w
the renegade didn't say, Locause can't argue and
trouble particularly in the We p.na
have NJ doubt he considered himself genlism.p ;,
didnt ,et9-'
. He is, or was, member OF the common council
know the way he took get there. He was very ev, :
the voters OF his ward particularly the Young one. "a
invited them TO his house occasionally He invited M.
He gave me brandy and wafer He told me had influence
Ia the ward. lie gave brandy and water Wsn,.a
know if I'd for him said gentlemen had .,lsa
him stand. said yes He Webster man than
He told me the other day that Webster man was wo,
than locofoco. ddn't know how bad that might h.
He sneered-alluded in delicate manner to nv TO-
norance. felt hurt, but made reply.
t" don't think Scott will receive much of vote IN Ro
Saw the delegation for East Boston the o,hs
night Counted them Seventy, with the band Nsxt a.,
Atlas said something about enthusiasm Didn't see anv %
that Went to Eas. Boston Think = speaker r, -.
name Of kmball was there Detected man suyhn..,
his bad grammar thought no talked In rather scs.,.
syle !; but then I'm no judge. Another gentleman h.a
great deal TO say. Don't know his name Shou,d :, A.
might possibly be an lrishman Somebody said hs wa.
esoiler last year-no doubt slander.
Been peruslng Scouts western speeches, Don't binL
much OF them Feel backward about saying So because
may be thought insane. Have been told tina, th.v -, 80
niicent efforts Was asked to study Them Tbo..h,I
wouldn't. Am convinced that he is doubling hin. ali =.
out there. Wish he could go all the country .nd ,
Fancy that Frank Pierce has jolly laugh when bs s
those speeches.
"Met Scott man to whom had loaned money u. a.,
me- Felt that was a marked man. Watched tho AL,
and Commonwealth. thinking find my name In them
stamped in some way with inamy. -
"Met Webster man. Owned up that was one A.L.a
him doubtfay if he knew of another He looked SURPRISED
Said he knew Of four hundred Webster votes in ons w
Felt relieved, and went odd and even with him q, IN
drinks Mentioned the sbuse of the common council man
Asked the Webster man what should do about il, W..
advised TO punch his head Being light WEIGH, a.
clined
Another Scott anted to know why Web,tsr did,,
throw his nhaence for Scott. couldnt saw Snnno,. -
don't feel bound to work for Tom, Dick and the devil b.
cause eesol whigs he Ought He sneernsly .k.d
where the great speakers Webste usene,
He had me there. alluded the SCOTT orators, Mo-,
Kimball and William Schouer, and rather aatead NV
self had him. Told him thar the classic style or The 6,,
only equaed by the fire and energy OF the second
Meant this as mild sarcasn. In rage he said W., un
worthy OF the name bore My being Smith and
suitable for any station. differed from him. ,E
been badgered great deal in this way Determined n
am dogged any longer take refuge in tho arms Of b.
democracy Respectfully, yours, .1aasI
KNlCKERBocKER SMITH.