New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
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THE IrcH OF PRESIDENT. Misunderstanding one
little month ago, the Editor Of the Courier j.
Enquirer, writing from Washington City, accused
The Tribune Of secret partially for one Tom Cor
win of Ohio rs the next Wing candidate for Presi
dent which be denounced sort Of n,isprision of
treason, the Wing party las he alleged having
determined to run Mr. Webster or John Mclean
or Gen. Scott for next President. The news thus
communicated being a triHc in advance of the
Mails, waited farther advices, when 10, the last
Courier T. Enquirer brought us the following:
TO u.s. the idea Of any President appointing his
csssev has always been OF horror. We have trem.
bed for tho consequences TO the institutions Of
uy. But there exceptions to all general rules and
ShAnk Con, although President Polk has virtually
nominated ZAcHAlfAH TAYLOR his successor to the
Prssldsnta chair tho people OF the United States much
they may despite the man who has placed him In
domination viii with accord, promptly and CRATE
fully respond TO H. All the parties and al the politicians
n the country, may combine against him Abotonisu
rosrersm and Rsdics,i'm may unite to cry him down
the North may rally a. peases upon Winct PTorisos
and the CRY Of Stakeholder may be uttered from every
Abolition Press and Abolition throat 10 the whole Union.
but VIII not avail great generous and grateful peo-
PIE win unite with one sccord 10 place him in the very
seat Of him who planned bis destruction and BY do
eS they win not only do honor to themselves but they
VII once more and we trust forever, hush the cry OF
danion and unite the North and the South in the bonds
Of fellowship and frsternal love. Honor-lsstng honor
10 General TAyloa and the Spartan band with which
- iossh, his way to Monterey
80 sol Az it is all fixed now 10y the Courier
that "e'fAer Gen. Scott nor Mr., Webster nor Judge
Mclean, any moro than Tom the Wagner Boy
y 10 run for President, bu. that 'Old Rough and
Ready - the. man. we viii thank the Courier to
give NJ fair notice whenever tits unxed,o be fixed
ever again. These sharp and rapid turns are apt
10 jerk people who ant use to them.
RrvIsERs OF LreAL PRAcrIcr.-Althousb we
have earnestly desired that DAVID d. FrrLp should
Be one Of the Revisers Of the Rules Practice
N our State, deeming him eminen,ly capable and
qualified for this service by esrnessness Of devotion
10 Legal Reform, rs well as long familiarity with
the subject ii 10 more than justice to say that
DAVID GRAuAx, who has been selected from our
City Bar, il not only lawyer OF well known dis
hnction but 1--WE have every assurance) heartily "a
vcrahle 10 the Reforms demanded. and fully re-
solved 10 enter upon the high trust dcvolvcd upon
hun IN the spirit Of the New Constitution. We
have never had any confidence in the selection of
Others than Lawyers-snd the best Of Lawyers
70 discnsrse such duty a. this and We are conf
dent that MI Graham win do one mans share of
the work most ably aud faithfully. OF his col.
leagues. we know that Mr. LOOMS is a thorough
Rsformer, and we hope for Report which viii
greatly simplify our Legal Practice snd retec, hon.
or on Constitutional Reform.
n The Wing Nominating Committee adjourn.
ed 70 Monday evening next when they viii pro.
coed to the nomination Of candidate for Aims.
House Commissioner.