The daily union., 1852-05-13
The Restoration Of the !" "Galphins.. !.

For some time past. the presidential policy OF the
northern majority OF the whg party has developed itself.
the eye of the country has been fixed upon the fact
that the whg caucus, if General Scott be the nom.
nee, appears almost certain TO assume sectional
character, and that the election of President by the
whig party, as now organized. must involve and
bring along with il renewal OF the antslavery agita
ton II is not surprising that such prospect at this
time should have concentrated, and ALMOST wholly have
absorbed the public attention and interest throughout the
country. and especially at the South; and it is but too
clear that such state OF things among opponents
constitutes the strongest conceivable appeal to the dem
ocraic party to rally in united and effort to
vindlcate the ascendency of its me-honored national
principles and policy. and thus the constitution
and the country from the perils which surround them.
Blu, there are other evils involved in the success Of
the whs party in the coming contest which scarcely
inferior in magnitude and equally odious in their char
aeer. We are distinctly told by the most respectable and
influential whig Journals OF the North, bearing unso-
lci,ed and apparently sincere testimony the pur
poses OF the leaders who control the whig
organization that II these men elect their President
we are to behold again Of Gaiphinism
in the whg administration. The New-York Express
gives in plain terms this explanation OF the present
Scott into the field and in the breath ates,s both
its sincerity and lis unwillngness witness by decar-
ing that in spite Of all these objections, j, will still retain
lis position in the whig ranks, and elect, II possible the
whig nominee The language OF the Express is as fol-
lows. and it we'll deserves attention
ITO show our sincerity wo need only add, that if the
northern States presented in the National Convention,
are permed by any considerable portion of southern
counuymen 20 into convention and put up General
Scott without any declaration OF principle tho fngve
slave provision OF the constitution, shall certainly
as present advised for Cen Scott ei nefon Of the
Usio~ We repeat, shall fight southern battles
upon northern ground II tho South is united the
field of action General Scott personally we have OBJ.
lection No. and support him without any sacrifice OF
prinoipc-nny even " h confidence In him a
Bu, the tail will with him as the candidate
of unknown constitutional principle s Of just such men as
surrouoded enveoped and Gaiuizsd the administration
OF General Taylor and they are such men as can never
administer the government Of the country
What confession is this! We doubt II 40 strong a
condemnation OF the whg party its policy and it's lead
ership has ever been written down the columns OF
democratic journal Here is a wbg who from his posi-
,;oo has the best possible chance know whether what
he tells us is the truth He is so good whg tba, he
declares his firm purpose 10 vote the whg ticket, let
what will come OF it; and then he adds that Gaphinsm
Galpan,n with all its manifold corruption and disgrace
and odum--will surely come OF hiust as surely as II
cam. AZ the sea, fraud which, TO most evil and perlous
results, elected General Taylor!
According TO this most extraordinary disclosure. made
from behind the curtain which conceals the whg man.
agsment from the public eye, the public policy of the
whig organization is summed up in three significant
phrasesa restoration Of Galphinism for the end and
sectional and an slavery agitation for the
means