New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23
70 the Wings The Nomination.

Is A0 Inc W SS--The Nomination.
are free to say, that, in common with a majority
the wings Of Louisiana preferred Mara Fimore a
the Nhlg candidate for tho Presidency. lie was gu
choces not Because we were wanting in confidence ii
either pf The other distinguished wings who had bee,
Tor TINT high office, but because we thought b,
deserved support for his conduct during the
Frying tmas that heh has held high position of authority
n mt Wing Convention fairly chosen, representing all
of the Union after full interchange Of opn
and nature have arrived at the
Donclnson that the gallant the brave the SCARED old
General Winfield Scott should be the standard
bearer cf the g party in the approaching conflict and
should b bless our trust and recreant to
principles. and false to the party with whose success
the prosperity of country if we failed to
! surrender cheerfuly individual preferences We
fling to the breeze his bannerw stand by it
sunahine and in storm. We fight under an old and
tried wing, whose blood has been freely shed for his
country whose name and whose great deeds are well
known to the His has been life full Of action
ma ~ ~ bean equal to whatever emergency he
hed 40 Will prove himself equal to the present
The tte Of tho locofoco party is sealed No ono asks
h6ed Scott?n His countrys history tells of
= lie has subscribed to the Wing Platform, and no
sood Wing can consistently vote against him.
ss9 fcemmunicate j
The adoption by Gen Scott of tho Wing National Con-
yention,s platfpr at has removed all obec
ton to him. On the last vote he was sustained by Vir
gina and other Southern States He is Southerner by
education and family tiesand true the Consti-
ttton proved BY his and opinions while acting
ectstary 81 War, Immediately after Gen Taylors death
~ standing BY and urging Fillmore to adopt the Gem
promise as the great act Of his administration
A. 10 the nominee Of tho democrats no is known only
Gen o6scurityn whose horse fell down with him four
times III Mexico, he resigning and going home.
1ne same Grarty nominated ind elected Martin Van
Johnson. Governor of Virginia. IA New
Horker who asthe substance Of his reason for mar
doning slave in Riehmond who had been tried and
convicted of the murder his oyerseer in factory there
had attempted to correct him for faut) that such
resistance, though it ended in DEATH was justifabe
homicide. ssS
have enough Of such party We have everything
to fear from that party with their sentiments nominee
/ and John Van Buren,, and old Martin backing them
But we shall haye-AIaina s votes Vermont 5 4. Mas
sachusetts ls; Rhode Island, Z Connecticut, G; New
York, 50 New Jersey, Delaware, 81 Pennsylvania Of
Ohio, 23 Indiana, II North Carolina TO- Florida 8
Louisiana 4 Tennessee ~ Kentucky, u; Wisconsin
d; Michigan /; Iowa. a. Certain, I99 votes Probably
corga 10 md Virginia H. they sick of Gov Joseph
and his brethren.
The Union Is safe Wing and Southern Slave holder
/ Hurra for Scott and Graham, !!
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Thanks to the clerk Of the steamer Florida for Mobile
papers
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We are indebted 70 theclerk Of the steamship Mexico
for Texas papers n,
me steamer Empire arrived yesterday from Louisville
arc indebted to her for papers This ne steamer
leaves to-norrow at P. NJ. for Louisville.
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gale passed over ogdensburgl and yicni
on the 9th Inst At chateaugay the roofs were stp.
peaSion q TWO Freight trains that were passing.
Land Warrants are now quoted in New yer,, ma fo,