New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
How to Mako n Presidential Candidate.
Correspondents Of TIE II. y Tribune
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CONCORD, N IL, rhur.day, July -, 1852.
A little time since, | gave you a brief
account of the early intrigues of the Democratic
nominee, and his little clique OF lawyer wire-puli
ers, when II seemed TO be their main object 10
prevent the nomination of the late Judge Wood.
bury for the Pr, sideDcy. and to secure the Vice
Presidency for Gen. Pierce. propose now to add
a brief chapter to that disclosed in nv former
etter.
As soon as Judge Woodbury. was dead, and
Douglas, OF Illinois, began to loom up in the dis
lance as rival to Cass, Buchanan, Houston and
Butler, then 1t was that the present nominee aud
his friends began to push boldly for the Presidency
and Douglas was made the scape-goa of toe
sins Of the New-lIampshire intrguers The course
of The Democratic Rerier was shaped more sy
~-ilampshue influences than by those CON
troled by The Ii ne Giant" Douglass was
made prominent that no might receive the blows
ceGlt by "Old fOgy ism,' while the chief wite.
wor Ken was kept m the dark, aud worked mischief
ubobsenGd Even now Senator Douglas il th.
duPe Of deep Intrigue, Of inch he will learn
mOIe IN June, 1850. Louisiana has the assurance
of help from New Esgland when her time comes and
Senator SOuc knows what te Is about lie is to visit
speak Ia al the Nes En- land States bei s-ra inis
tue sud The Election, and this s 20 prepare way
1850
The Democracy OF the South have permltted The
Democracy Of the North have the Prtsidentls mount.
nee Ella &c e3O iuciudng the nominee OF tha, year Ia
return tor ;hs, the Northern Democracy have done all
The cruel worn demanded of them by tne S,ayeocracy
OF ue South tn, neat nsmis-e il O. y, sioe in New
Orleans. part # hr New HamI shire plot vas - give
~ many Ct The New In gland votes IN the lao Bad.
nOie DeulOcfSiis CNnvebti.n 10 Cass, aud vs. IL 20
bpeg'ss, possible. IL certain tha, Cas- nroi,d
no' De nc minated, ard II determined tsat Dlusls
seoAte MOI be nominated large aumber OF actiy.
ni'"o men hao visited Washington weeks ay, months.
me assembling Of the Baltimore CouvenuoR ana
'etUihsd perfectly sure that New Aamp,bir. x.s
-. 'eSN IN her movements Letters were
-. IN washington daily, making known the
IIVe's % zoe pan, snd those In the secrets 80 tbs
INV Ou.s oa not seem 10 have Aoobt h,t III -.
wei tHe plan Wa ~ have about loo 40, -. -, -.
AZ bsiun'oie = ~hos" eusiu ess " ~as y, - -.
bSnhctd III 'he Convention until AZ re 80, -
were eoinp.otsiy used %, and .pt,l ~. -, "a ""s
COhvsn'ioh we've istigued aud ~o,rIst ""rls" tie
Cas- Bucnsrsn, Houston, Butler Dors,sS. Nlu "nsn
al The other candidates before tho convs,,, o,t
have been cath els used ny, then lhe man ~ s'i''1
VS. ~ bS brought 0ut and put upon ,ha r,' "1lS
and unknown 10 hve-sAih- Of tkc Ceoxen,,'i i,o'a
wien Re was named, he leo intisusrs ss,, ~ Aau'
ClSsk bin 90 ~ )usi the u'SL l,r - s,sosss J ."
The Convention Wa sstOv0d@d srd y uere the 80.
en- the nrs ballot When he Sas q ceasi5ae - IT, reS,
Tins erd then 30, ana thrp - lor Ten hal.,sf1'
geIhof Wien ibe rcsut g the tou bs3s OF - votes
was rece:'cd by bis 'rieCis il ColsgId M, an