Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-05
GEN. SCOTS MANAcrns

The following is from the last Nom w.
a Wing paper; it presents graphic ,io,, express,
'' harmony" shows up the game tb., Ss 0, Wing
are Playing as the Scott managers, and states w.
the real object is to keep up the antslavsrr mat
ment' by adding to it the military reDDt,on rAcle
Scott and upon that to prepare the wav in 1oss es
Gov Seward & Comprehension section,I o Wv lot
storm - 'i0"al slavery
40 YOU DESIRE TO ELECT Grr Soo-, -
on s'ateo'Tand with much of plausible donu. na'
tra'lon that the Seward & Co. JonrnaI uetnons
nv ueSire 10 elect Gen. Scott but tbronrh o'de
Vi ms military reputation to keep al and sJd "e d
excitement In the free States wbiob r.o ~
prepare the way for MIR. Seward. To- wnlch may
editorial articles, their conduct action then
to such an assertion. They stick to sI Eve iOIcs
the shirt OF Nessus, and that is shirt avo. IKE
Knows mat Killed everything it topcbed w UUuy
claim to put his nomination upon the rrro,., IHey
II Will De condemnation of Mr. FiIlmnTo H. 'a'
stance, the pet correspondent of the Trbrro NJ l'
Flke, writes from w ashlngton, Mr. Fimo1s rri NIL
De slld out OF the tall of the cart without M
and this writer breathes the spirit of Tho
Now, 1t is very easy to see that if Con Sc ss'
was to be nominated, he could not in ,b "cU'
elected, that IS to say, he could not carry tho ST.,
New York-where Mr.. Fillmore it will ho nG.e OF
has some few friends, whose votes moybe
especially, IT We remember that Cow Hunt WIS
elected by ONLY about $50 mqjoriiy These friends
II they saw him s. slide out of the tail of the cav,
without ceremony, would be very ant, on EIec;nn
day, at least to stay away from the polIs,-apd mt
by their presence endorse the ceremony.
Again, MillarG Fillmore is a man-wjth the n.,r,
al passions OF man We presume.-and So in al,
probability, is Daniel Websler,-and so the Posmso.
ter General. to say nothing of the rest of the Cabi
net who all have more or less power in their respec
tive positions. Now it is well understood. that in
sliding Mr.. Fillmore out of the cart without cera
mony," all these respectable gentlemen are 10 be
slid out, with like want of ceremony,-and that
Cabinet under Stewards and Johnston's organization,
would take their places.
1t there be any fact clear, it is clear that The
aOhole Wing party is necessary to elect President
the Wing party South and North, East and West,
Notwithstanding this reliable fact, Mr.. Mangum one
of Gov. Stewards instruments, began at Washington
in ruling out Of order the Wing Compromise Prnct
Piles of Fillmore, Clay and Webster, and so ruling
out OF Caucus eleven of the most effective Southern
Wing members of Congress. To keep the party as
unit, after this performance, these eleven Wig
gentlemen have been thoroughly denounced, and to
what they deemed injury, has been added insult ID
many quarters of the country.
Well, the Southern country being well 1urged Of
Wings by this performance, this MIR. Pike now
der the direction of Seward, Mangum 8, Co. begins
upon the Northern Wing party. Sc Mr.. Fillmore viii
be slid out of the tail Of the cart. -and told,
and of course, his friends with him,-and then We
will go to work. without Wing party South be-
yond what Mangum & Co. can raiae, which won't
be single county in the State Mangum comes from
and without Fillmore and w ebster's friends in the
North, to elect Gen. Scott President
Now, do such men, such managers, really, and at
heart, desire the election of Gen. Scott !! Certainly
not 1t is the old trick played of in this State with
Henry Clay. in 1874. No, the real object is to keep
up the ant-sIavery excitement, by adding to it the
military reputation of Gen. Scott and upon that to
prepare the way, in 1856, for Gov. Seward Co.
upon sectional slavery storm"