True Democrat., 1862-12-03

BUCHANAN ON ScorT.Od Fnss and F-athcrs' is pecu- liary when he take. pen in hi5 hand The response Marcy the plate of nasty soup letter. will he remembered ss sclthing pen whipping Lately Jo}n Van r~a letter i56l in which Scott admits that tho south conquered could only be held by force and suggests made of ending the difficulties that the North should say the cotton States sisters, depart in peace' The publication of ts letter ought out an address public from Gen Scott h which enieavors show that he subtti proposals President Buchanan garrison Forts Jackson and Phil p ot the AlsssAppi Fort Morgan below Mobile Forts pckens and McRea in Persaoola hsrbor Fort Pulaski, b low Savannah Forts Moutrie and sumter Carle-on and Fortress Monroe which neglected He accuses Buchanan Of being governed by Secretary Floyd, fault with arrangements that made. This cse. forth letter from Buchanan in which scotts state mcnts torn to flinders He shows by the dates that Floyd no; in his cabinet at the time; that Holt Sortary Of War that the adopted, which Scott
 o denounoes either the suggestions old fuss and fsahes submitted and approved by him h the Pnb Func c9ugcta the general ignorance steerleut- and downright lying There is escaping the exposition Of Buchanan and complete whipping could have bn given even Marcy hed been living aud holding the pen.
 To sustain his point: Scott refers 10 publication of his mode in the National Integenoer i January 1881. h
 
 another proposition of S2otts which secession with vengeance aad looked the establishments Of separate republcs We give below, from J. Bs letter. as curiosity the doIng and sa5ings of these played out politicians have ceased to be of interest
 @Thse views General Scott exhibit the crude notions ther prevailing among intelligent and patriotic this subject Of accession In the hrssentouce the general while stating that time the right ot be c0nc4Ied yet immediately says: This in9tanty bal anc by oorrelAye right t plrt of the federal gov srnnent against tte10r state CT States to reetaosh nv force if necessarv former continuity of territory For ts he ctes faleys Moral and Political Phl0sopAy last chapter II may be there but have bcn unable fnd it While 1t is difficult to ascertain his precise ing this rssage he renders what he did not quito clear in his supplementary views In those he says; It bo vsva'o only apply sscers- ion that makes 9ap in the present union
 Tbs f,iny of, say Of Texas, Of s ihe Atlantic Stses from the Potomac south he vory which has occurred vas wthn tie .cope Of Gsuerg tcotts provisional rernedie" thsE gay establish by oro if neecary the oyItinuity of territory In his yieTs' be s-o Llngs. But break this glorious union hY siat- over line incs that poiaal ma4ness oootrive and there ould be hope of recruiting the fragments except by the eoraun and desrotisn cf the sword To reflect such result the ntesne Of our Mexican neghbors would, n comparison with OUTS, sink into chd'g play" In tho gensraPs oDniop. "a smaller evil (than thes4 ne.tue waCs) would e 10 allow the fragments Of the g.oet republic form theuSelves into ocuederaces probably fosg.'
 tween the urons sui at the end Of each goes far indicate the cities which ought the cepss c; the three first this side Of the Rocky nlountans to Wt "Coumbts, south Caroina,' Alton, CT Quincy uno p Ihis indication of capitals cnained in tle gpal pteesson s curousy omitted ip the version published In ths Esorai lLte. SEosy He doEnites capital for sourth unio1 hs Pscihc. Tbe resder will iudee uhst enorursg theee ysTe proceeding from 90 ds
 ngsbed have afforded to the secessonsts of ste cotton States.