New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03


scffce" ard 'punder from bleeding treasury whee
War Is at an end. LIS
On,pions of the Press upon the Whis Nsmi.
From The Bosfos Tive, (LOcO.)
Gen. SCoTT - a so der OF great science.
undouhtedly but be Is too selfish, too hesrtes, too
pompo,s ana C, nc, tied ever to becom" president
popular with tn Aserican people lie LACKS tno Te4.
De, Of mind Of Jsckson-fhe honesty dsrf-on-sno
the tinelehesTtedpes Of Taylor He has none of the
eooo chaactetics OF these heroes, except the msnt
bsing capital soldier He msy take an eoernys naS
dement's piece by pirce-but he can never unrs'ei
web Of artful Diplomacy Sel-~ied eg tisrcs with
out the necessary knowledge 10 enable him 70 con-
Quot the SHY OF State sa'ey uonR the rocks and mex
sends Which European monarchiss are ever ready 70
pbce la the progressive path OF our country ns ~,
CONSIDER his opinions mater how shallo their touno.
stiop, the paramount consideration upon which al
Judgments shall be- based ScoTT IL solely man for
himself and the parasites who surround him We Wish
we bad better man TO fSht against; we could not
have an easier one to beat
FROM 7k Bash,rsf,n Rcprbhe (oRci,l Fillmore whs)
WINFIELD SCOTT IS the nominee OF the
Wbg National Convention tor the Presidency of tho
United STATES He was not our drst choice among tho
disriD euishe1 who we're the csDdidses fDr thas
position But h. IL the first choice OF majority of the
Wings OF the Union. To all who recognize the oblisa
tjps OF parry this tact Il conclusive ho is nominated
UPON a platfo, IN adopted by the Convention he has
accepted the nomination upon that platform do not
see upon what principle any Whig can withhold from
him bis earnest cordial, and hearty support No one
can doubt his patriotism HE eminent services IN tia
feld all of scknosledge. His capacity for civic
employ meDt, II has been tested. has been
illustrate by uniform That he will be honest,
true and faithful the CoDsttst n, every act OF his
private and public lite abundsnty tesnnes. Thar DO
will be loysl 10 the Union entertain doubt
We have passed through -n ex lied and warmly coa-
tested canvass In the collision of adverse in er-ss
much Injecting has been ELECTED But all disappont-
ment is not necttsarily permanent dsafection. Men
who pave been honestly Op posed the nOmaso ION of
Gen SCOTT may cheerully acquis in iI now that
the ascertained will Of the party Nothing to be
gained by regrets or ciminsVns The friends 81 inc
other candidates have manifested honorable fidelity
the objects of their preference They ef"d 10 tho
paramount necessity of republican condition ooe-
dence to the will OF the majority and they yielded only
they that the dsintr ra n of Wing psrty
would be the consequence of further adherence to the
pIe'ererce s which they honestly entertained.
In the nomination OF Gen. Taylor, the Southern wing
of the Wing party triumphst. Their Mort allies
true 10 them. accepted their candidate pho the
platform they demanded, and elected him la the
inarOn OF Gen SCOTT the Northern members OF the
Wing party have trump Pied. They have trumphed on
the ba,is OF platform entirely satisfactory " thar
Southern friends and alice and accepted by tho cand
date presented by the Wing Convention for the sat
frsges of the Wings OF the Uuion. Good tair party
hdeli'y-personal honor-demand Of the Southern
Wings the of acquiescence and adherencs
that extended by the Northern Wings the cand
date of Southern selection
We have every hope of the election OF Gen. Scorr TO
the Presidency OF the United States In oil ages aud IN
all cOuDries-civiz or bsroar0us-seryc, sol the ma
ture which Gen. ScoTT has rendered have always been
held In the highest estimation by the people We may
not approve but cannot deny the fact All history
bears witness to It, IL is his continent which has &C.
cured the Nomination of Gen. Scorr The Wings DO
leve that his nomination would DO most acceptaolete
the American people and the most likely their
sutfsges ibis Is republican principle OF SELECTION
However vie feelings may DO affected by
IT, are bound to acquiesce 10 the result to which tn
principle has led.
BY the same token, the Wing party of the country
bound 10 acc ps the platform OF the Coovennons
and to make Il the test of political orthodoxy. The
platform received larger vote than the caooidate-
aud they must star d or fall together IL Ia much-u IL
is not eyerybingto have uiunphed In the decs ration
OF our principles "A candidate hss adopted them,
we can live up to them insist upon them, and triumph
with them.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina, has re-
ceived the nomination for the Vice Presidency. more
cafe and acceptable selection could not have been
made The nomination Is due to the true and tred
Wings Of the North State and will DO cordially
spoDded to by the Wing Of the Union.
One word a. 10 the Candidates whose friends have
been drappoD'ed by the results that have ro-
corded The Presi ency could add nothing 10 the hon
ors of Mr. Webster and 1t Is most emphatic tribute -
the character and postum o Mr. Fillmore, tnat Ia tho
adoption of their platform he Convention. that with
held from him the nomination. have only epitomized tho
principles and II policy OF his Administrator.
From The Harrington Telegraph. (whs)
zen. WINFIELD SCOTT has been nOn1-
psted by the Wing National Convention AT Baltimore.
of the United STATES de Osen earneLy. stead
tasty ana honestly OppOsed by large number OF inc
patriotic Wings Of tna country, whose preferences
for other gentlemen. In this result We most
heartily rejoice vet without thought OF unbecoming
EMULATION those whose opp sition Gen. ScoTT and
bis hiends have bad ~ encounter.
We have differed in our choice OF a nominee, but we
trust the Whe party will exhibit no differences In re-
gard to its future progress ward the goal at which
aims The grand purpose OF campaign s b oppose
and overpower a common enemy. The selection OF .
leader wi whom TO enter upon the campaign has been
but an incidt nta preliminary n the great achievement
in the Of which was Impossible TOR all -
In opinion; but Is not only possible for all -
scquiesce In the will OF the majority, but as We humey
conceive sacred aud solemn duty.
We are proud OF the nominee Of our party-sf man
whose has sullied, whose fame Is The
Just pride of his country, whose patriotism has been A.
ested by the ervid eloquence OF heroic scuoa Always
omit ing a comparison with the ustrous Washington,
may fey affirm that, whether IN the council ot nsr
sage. in the lists of Der warriors, our country mas
lever produced B son of superior worth and renown-
one who, when removed from the jealous conn'c~ u
political siife could noby Illustrate tho genius d
our Republic the of Of her chief states.
men-" Liberty and Union, now and forever, one ana
nseparableW
From The 1i5any STATE R'Si,tsr, Fillmore whs)
The friends Of the different candidates
have rothins of which TO comp ain All were fairly and
honorsbly dealt by-nonc we're calumniatsd none oe-
famed While the fiji nds OF each advocated tne claims
OF their fayore no Justice was done TO their opPo
pepts When the platform established, each OF tho
candidates stepped frankly and boldly upon IL pIeoged
himself to is principles, aud acknowledged its obiga
tiops This left the question merely choice as be-
tween men,
Gen ScoTT's career has been one unparalleled by any
man of cur country living His exploits and his
tame have become portion Ut n,donal history, and
will be reueu bered so long that histoIy shall con-
tBue to speak of the past. IL was Natural that h1
brilliant services shouo enlist Of the husiasn,
and attract OF the public attention han the quiet
though equally important and beneficial services rem
dered In the Cabinet and Ia the promotion Of the Arts
and the property OF Peace. Hence Il was that the
mssses millions that Make Presdebs called f,r his
nomination. ard the Convention responded 10 tne call
HIS no ninstiOn Is reproach % the other cOmped-
tors for the nonor. In such contest, while was
great honor 10 be fIst IL dshonsr to be last
Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster will from the cares
and Donors ofsOfce, occupying high place In tho
estimation Of tier cOuntr, though nominated TO
the highest Office Ia their gift