The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14
Items for Politicians.


James Lyons, John R. ChambTn, and
Hunter II. Marshall, whig candidates for
electors in Virginia, Ffuse to serve in con-
sequence Of the nomination Of Scott.
The New York Day Book, webster
Whig) says that New York will go Demo
cratic by at least 10000 majority.
Some of the ardent Democrats "down
east" delighted with the nomination Of the
gallant son of New Hampshire. insist upon
calling him the "Eagle of the North" As
he will guard the national treasury with an
eagle eye and power. -there is propriety in
TIE designation.
At Scott party given at one of our pri-
yate houses in this village, on Tuesday even,
ing, says the Lockport Democrat, vote
was taken, which resulted as follows:-Gen
Frank Pierce, I6; Gen. Scott, 4.
The Whig Boilers, Sou,h, are rallying,
and the Telegraph report is, that they will
make dead assault against Scott. Georgia,
N. Carolina. Tennessee and kentucky, they
swear shall not so for him; nor any one
Southe n State.
The wings cali Gen. Pierce "third-rate
lawyer" The same party once styled Mr.
Polk "the Duck River PettifoggerH'
The pictorial life of General Scott contains
an illustration of a robber in the act of steal
ing! We suppose the fellow is Galphin
The Webster papers continue to hit al
Gen. Scott. He flights better than he writes, y
says one of them. 'ln appropriateness
simplicity and felicity of expression, the lat
, ter Scoit) is far behind that of Mr.. Pierce, y
exclaims the Boston Traveller.
The Chicago Advertiser says '1here i,
nothing that Seward would take so mucl
| pleasure in, as TO dissolve the Union. hac
ne the power of so dongr This is rather f;
hard thrust from paper which supports
Stewards candidate for the Presidency, Gen
Scott.
The great split in the whig party is thu,
''strung ont" by an exchange:
They stand alool, the sears remaining,
Like cliffs that have been rent asunder,
A drsdry sea now flows between,
And neither beat, nor frost nor thunder
Nor aught of earth, except 'twere plunder
Can bring these fragments back again.
The N. Y. Tribune advises its friends no
to bet on Gen. Scott, because it is perniciou
to risk money in that way, and says it ism
safe either, because itisn't right,
The editor of the Baltimore Wing said,
day or two before the Wing nomination tool
place, if Gen Scott is nominated, he will b.
nominated, with the certainty, written ou
as plain as the scorching sun overhead, tha
he cannot carry single State south of Ma
son and Dixon's line" This ispretty stron!
from whig editor-apd the editor of til,
: Wing.
The Savannah Republican, the leadin!
Wing press refuses to support the nomina
ton of General Scott
Gen. Pierce, at the present time, we be
lieye, lives in Concord.
0 yes, and the entire Democratic part,
is also living in Concord.
The boys at Dartmouth College, disap
pointed in the non-selection of Daniel Web
ster as the Presidential candidate, fired
salute of 100 guns in honor of Scott and Ora
ham as the best soother Of their troubled
feelings,
In Illinois the nomination of Scott fell a
fiat as dishwater. The Jeffersonian say
there were not 25 wings in Galcna to whom
it was acceptable.
The Philadelphia Sun, whig, honestly say
that Gen, Scott stands as little chance fo
enjoying the luxury of the White House, a
a bob tailed horse has for rest in fly time.
Scott is a vain, conceited coxcomb of
man. His brains, all that he has, are in hi
epauettes, and if he should be elected Pres
ident, he would tear the Whig party int
,tattcrs in less than six months Greeley i
1848.
Ii is said that large numbers of Wings
opposed 10 Gen. Scott, ave stopped thei
subscriptions to the Boston Atlas, the onl
r Wing paper in Boston that has SCOTS nam
at its head.
Gen. scott's pen, in the language of tn
= Evening Journal, "dims the glories Of hi
sword"
An exchange says: Ba-num is offering t.
bet on the election ofPierce and King, allow
ing his opponent ten per cent, odls.