Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
Candidates for The Presidency.

NO, ALL It's sweets mast he own,
Candidates for the Presidency
Considering that tho W hI9s arc 80 >cry much
opposed to Military Chicfnns, We lhink they
nigh, spare 10 the L. S. Army. " hric doing baI,e
in Mexico, either Scott or Tay Ior. 1t is bad
enough for them 10 give up their distinguished
statesmen. Clay. and Crllcndcn, and Webster.
et cctritS yGribuS, and 90 into the army and tai
oIt one general. unknown 10 civil employment,
and 70 make Il Presidential canddu;c Of him. but
to take both our successful COMMANDERS is run.
ming tie Ming into the grOund, if We NAV be
pardoucd for using The fash Language Of the day.
Il is possible, however, that li.e " higs take tins
mode Of exciting mudabe emulation be-
tween the rival Generals. II 50. il were pa,riotc.
And 10 say the least Of it, the Wings have rather
singular mode of exhibiting lhcIr patriotism,
upon the subject of this VI, xican war:
''Thc fricuGs of Gen. Scott are beginning to
manifest pretty stlong disposition not 10 permit
his Presidential prctrnsIons to be ovcrrode by
any Of his interiors in military rank. The lIar-
rIsburgh, Pa, Telegraph, runs up his name and
after recIIIng the catalogue Of political prnci-
pies Inch he = understood to favor. closes thus:
= Belle, InG Tat the people of pcnnsv vIvunia
cannot, viii not. and ought not, 10 support any
candidate " no does not cilcIlau them, we are
ready to do battle Winfield Scott, and accord.
iUgy placed his name IT the he Cad Of our paprr.'
The PougnkccpsIe, \. y, Journal tayors Mr.
Clay. but III tn" present position Of things. makes
Of him sort OF p"htlraI iariti, under which It
affords "InrltontHI pro,ccIon' to Gen. Scott
l rus Il $ cak$:
'For our part We are free to say that We are
opposed tn owing the pref, rcuccs to military men
ON PrIHciP", and Especially those who have not
had any experience IN the duties Of civil stations
but If all claims are /" be cast aside and dsrc-
gard,d rs We hrnr tie result of battles, we must
wiki the present Irg,t prefer Scott"
The Hamilton. Ohio. iutclgcnccr. occupies
much the same position; cAcrp! that Corwim is its
chief idol Speaking of the nomination of Gen.
Tul or, ii hods the following language:
I'VE are opposed 10 ms nomination now, be.
cause We arc opposed 10 mcr" military men for
that office; and further bccalt>r We do not know
enough about him, The papers that speak for
hIm represent hun as being unanimously support
ed every where by tho people, In this nclghbor-
hood, we feel bound TO say there is no such feel
ing. We speak knOringIy when say that
no wings Of this region make him Meir FIRST choice;
and generally they Icoud girc Scott their prefer
ence, If they were TO support Il military mon for
the office. They have nothing against Taylor
as a man or General; but they opposed to
mIItary hrrC-worship.'
So We 90. BY the bye, we should like to
know the opinion o! our pailoS1ptic ncighbor Of
the Chronicle, IN this parlcuiar.'- Gin Eng.
Royal RCbrS.--lt seems that while the King
Of Bavaria has fallen ont with his Conservative
Ministry, and reversed his previous course of
policy. account of Scmorlta Lola Monies
otherwise Miss Betscy Watson, OF whatever be
the name of the successful adventures, tho Queen
OF SPAN Is DONG her best to accomplish similar
revolution from similar Tho papers
from which made up our toreign news, in
formed MS that the Nodcrado Ministry were >uI
holding their Queen suulrrliun, and lhrculen-
lng her with Mnnrpen>icr regency; aud that her
Majesty had admitted Mr. Hulwrr to an interview
at the palace, and Informed hiuI, III explicit ,crms
of her wish to have liberal cabinet. but snid
nothing OF the causes OF such desire on the part
OF that most CalhOic pOtCntatc. The letter of
the Paris correspondent Of the SchneNpoSt. how
ever. throws some lignl the affair. 1t seems
that the young isabella, not altogether content
with tho husband given her by Lcui. Philippe
and Queen Christina, cast her eye upon n black
whlskcrcd pr0greSsiStO named Gen. Serrano.
lhIs was not pleasing To the moleradO Ministry,
who, taught by Baravan experience, feared that
III S me weak moment their royal mistress migh ht
send them packing and pat progressisto cabinet
in their places. Accordingly, Notwithstanding
tho opposition Of the unIucky Queen, they or
dercd Gen. SerranO to Pampcluna General
Commandant Of Navarro. The General seeing
that the ony design was to get him out Of the way,
refused TO obey. The Ministry then issued an
order Of arrest against him. but he kept out of the
way and could not be caught. a decree was
then laid before the Corlcs to bring him to Court
Martial for disobedence. The enraged Queen
is unable to follow her wish and dismiss the
ministry, they having obtained vote Of conf.
dence from their majority in the Corles, by which
she IS compelled to retain them. In this state OF
niT'irs Qrccn Christine and Count Besson have
.'"iraMn from the arena, while England l.
pokmg III" fire, and important events ar" III hand
The moderado party are at work on the plan o.
making Don Francisco really King and reducing