New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
bili,y is all assumed as cloak to cover their real

bi]ity is all assumed as Q CLOAK 70 eo'e' 'Ae" '
sentiments
The object Of all this eagerness TO ADMIT any ou'
the true motives in making this demons'fA''oh -
apparent on the face of it. This maa-oos CRY oi
Iho,,ioa and Anti Slavery this pretense OF secret
hatred TO the friends of the compromises IL renoa
mon az po,ent spell to scare away others rom
oivins !, their favor 1t is, however one that has
been tried too often and too long, and has long SINCE
lost i,s mower. The reign of terror has happily
erssd and that of common sense and reason have
b,,n too far restored among US for grown up men to
he now frightened from their prooriey by such raw
head and bloody bones scare-crows. These weak
devices of the enemy and weaker preenses OF hypo-
critical friends too evidently contradIcted by the
facts Of the case to have any weight except with
those determined not 10 see, hear or believe the
truth In this case these attacks are met and con.
tradicted By the celebration, the cogtstons, the
unaniny and the but too apparent heatiness Of the
entire proceedings They truly represent the feel
ngs not of any wing, faction portion bu. OF the
entire Wing party of Maine. Everything proves
this Evey Wing paper in the State responded
hearty amen to il. Every Wing member Of the Leg
islature gave il his hearty sanction. There was bot
one feeling and but one voice-there was not one
exception. Now from this il would seem that, If IL
be tine that the Anil Slavery Wings and those VINO
are il imical to Mr.. WEBSTER responsible for
this demonstration they a. least comprise the whole
Wing party Of Maine and that in Of the most
important New England States the Secretary OF
STATE has not much as a single friend This con-
clusion 10 nesitaole from the ground assumed by
The CouTier Perhaps that journal, IN making such
vague and senseless charges, did rot distinctly see
where 1t coming out. For If ITS assum ltion De
Iue that these demonstrations ID favor OF General
SCOTr which thicken upon US IN all directions, are
evidences OF and Produced By hostility to Ny WEB
sTER can stronger reason be assigned against me
policy of urging The nOmlr alton OF one so unYer-
sally unpopular and hated, as The Courier would
have us believe him 20 be ! When the Wing party
would SEEM from the recent elections T. be IN
minority ia so large a number of the States, what
seutes there ia try ing 10 elect Candidate VINO ls
so unpopular II We are 10 believe Tae Boston CotV-
mr. among so large and influential numoer OF the
prominent members of his own party. Such an Gu
| ceavo. would be aorse than Idle.
would not have troubled you win any re erehce
to such SCI seess and absurd charges as those "'ch
The Boston Courier thus inc0nsceratey cat mes up
from the enemy and repeats 70 oUfinlu'y II 0eueVod,
and which The Union here eagerly copies ana re,
hashes If We had IN this quarter single Impartial
| or even candid Wing journal, IN when We couiu
look to set the matter forth IN It's true sDI bus We
have not The columns OF all that pretend 10 De
Whie journals here are Theoretically sealed ag iinst
the truth if unpalateable and any vindicA,on on the
Maine Convention from the ISLANDERS and aspersons
OF The Ja,on either favor or as rgnt is not 10
be looked for. ITHORlLL'