The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-24
THE U MON.

III IL De General IaylOr thinks
subject the inference is inevitable that under sima
circumstances he would act regard national banl
oduced Congress AT the extra session called by Presi
dent Harrison in 1871, Mr. Clays famous bill
II passed both houses by large ,naiortes but the whig
had made John Tyler vice president and God Amieht,
there was among our whiy breh5en on that Occasion
They would have given millions of dollars in bank notes
reea tne pudeni act OF nominating man for high office
on .na.les OIL Vtai impof lance uey hao no
The wHJie us er a., s.ooo.a =;
of General 7TavIor Tha III Loans -'a ,ha, oa Go 20
Of burning their paws, as they did in the case of Tyler
cause thew bsSe 80 ,ha G d ~ r pro - ~ oI
opposed national bank, opposed to high protective
hia iey , ,i,; 'uai aeiociat Is a. good az
Suppose might Induce be nenera in case Of liz he
sicIed nressien, 10 ra,in ,ons; - ei -, @
p1suen, 10 retain democts IN Once OF 10 make
The Topic of this mon,i5a in an a,ice written IN
o,sc, ~, Iii 49, ; ~ ~ an ait.co we, IN
he Bllein yayld d. ~,nn -, ;,np, i ".u ooauu,o
earnestly against the nomination Of General Taylor We
country more Principles, not men, Is the whg motto
dim tbe Insre Of that child of Viin @ FLU arc
will do nothing, win he nyihng which
fict with the Administrations of tbe goyemnent Whose ser
want he Il The Tropc goes on re II. annrebe
yhig nrincines eyJanv ecoa ,b Ue , an ,
given to the party by John Tyler whose prediecons in
| "a those of General Tavlor 49, A' ~ "'i' N'-''e'
The Tropic exhibits the caution and warness of sens
0 fkoondom should nominate snsal ravor ,here ia M
probability that he would be elected This is our opinion
wing party. il is perhaps, the opinion also of the Tropic
But Should it happen contrary all present appearances
of ,he choice She had made and then the Tropic would
have the eosoaGn q showing tina, he misSI.uss wa,
the other foolish coons who lad W0agh. this calamity
From the Nashville Onlon'l
GENERAL IAYLoR.-Genera Taylor was selected from all
| The niip al he President
this almost unlimited powers have been oonded to him
and the greatest cause of complaint he seems to have had
Judging from his letters, has been that too many men have
%e Se h rs the int
recorded in history All the distinction he has acquired he
por'unity to acquire it,
The wings oppose the war as having been brought on
ing CONTINUED for purposes of plumber" But they want
available candidate for the presidency and Of them
look to General Taylor as most available They think il
will add to his strength if it be made 10 appear that the
administration has prosecuted him. so they insist that such
persecution has followed him Every letter from the War
such persecution appear Taylor on the spot writes the
department. that he has too many men-the wings INSIST
letting him have men enough And so on TO the END Oh the
Np a object ora Ibis has long been anparen, and il
did the open declaration Of Neil s Brown last Sat
IT, 4be Victories Of General Tavor over the Mexcans in
an Unconstitutional war" brought on by the President
able candidate
But these wings are behind the times Cen Taylor can
not and will not be the phg candidate Tor President In
ie heM eiectoh ne wsss heie h'io" Ills 'ea TX
aar cr 'a Then Lnnv ha here IVA, 1fs eIn
eer ny pocr,sy iney how iae uio w' .eu hs 30
up IN ltihcssce, aaa uey HNpe " ooVef f W I Pp,
on 70 ms war ulluer e s,y ~ i, oo cton for
one oi ue genereiS VINO 10 IilsasJu s @ uor W.
ae pLesiat;loy. 40 ia VINO - m a osE ~ ha ,e can,di
a Ia OF 'he Whags oi , ,,e Ydm J @ J
ig "a W M 81 .u ws t h -, @ ,n pns
WIN ulctate 10 uie party ~ slil VIC 10 ~ ~ ~ is,
ueni us uiey uio,h.e anu ale oGoyeo ,; r ,h ,vh
ho''iy " 'io fAA"h" . iAHirf 10 I" foA'i'A Va ~ s
we repeat that zoe cak from me oook Dnr tlenas