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General Scott and the Yankee Whigs-The
Northern Wings complained of Gen. Scott, for
winning the, battle of Cerro Gordo, on Sunday.
NowSthey are upon the "hero of Lundy's Lane"
Tor his last proclamation TO the Mexicans. They
denounce 1t as "huubug'' and stuff" written
III n "miserable sly le, "sneaking and dishonest"
&C., &c. The Lowell Courier says that if he
wrote thus 10 Americans he would be .hooled
INT" silence" We have poticr sympathy
Tor Scott but we acknowledge the country's OBJ.
legations 10 him for his military services, and
regret 10 SEQ any party de.ract from his merits
on that head; and we are surprised to witness
The course of tho Wings, his peculiar friends,
turning tall upon him But, as our opponents
say OF us, when the ''groen eyed monster" gets
INTO our ranks, and creates devison among us.
that II is a "kiIkeny fight" they can fro away,
and can take him ..in the rear" or elsewhere as
it suits them.