New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-25

Zoe, however superior in uunbers had nevsr lesrn-
ed % crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee that
Thrift might follow awning the gnIlaur soldier
who had whipped our foes abroad could not teach
his lips 70 use the court hsttery which must speak
the language Of slave 70 suit the taste OF Presi-
dent who claims TO be the head Of a nation OF free.
men. 50 proud has the usurper become that honest
Independence must not approach the throne too
r1dey bet with batet bresth must cringe and
favn. or be denounced. In this attack they expect
to obtain popular support by gsrbhng extracts from
Gen. TATLoR- letters which speak preference
for the regular army over volunteers In publishing
Gen TArLoRs letters 10 the Department you may
have observed starry parts These. II IS sup
posed. were parts where the old Hero frankly gave
bis opinions IN favor Of the Regular army, which
the Administration. now after months Of inexsusa-
bic delay, have finally concursd IN. By Farbhng
those opinions the Loco party expect to blast the
character OF Gen. TAILOR.
The friends Of Gen. TAYLOR may as We'd prepare
tor an unmercifgl war upon hun as not IL NAV be
that the General who never struck his flag. who
paled not before superior foe. whose heart knew
no fear on the plains Of Pslo Alto IN the Palm Rs
yine. or before the walls Of Monterey. may suffer
bis first deesi from those who direct the batteries
OF vsnahty and corruption. and who iattsn into
loathsome obesity around the White House he
who feared not % meet Santa Anna, with double
numbers may have u WELD 10 the power Of the
that Santa Asns st the head Of cur enemy army
but l am mistaken II the people can be brought 10
concur IN tins movement even on the strength Of
sarbed and mutilsted extracts. doubt whether
the people Of this great nation viii JOIN the blood
hound kennel who are now bowling upon the gal.
liant oil Heros path OF glory. doubt whether the
people VIII Join the mbecile towards who surren-
dered our clear and unquestiopable rights in
Oregon, belying themselves and stultiiy ing the
ton 10 disgrace General whose wisdom and bra.
very have graced this Administration
But i may be that | write with too mueh feeling.
Time viii soon show whether the prophesy made
somes even eight months since that this war was
waSed for party purposes and that the Loco Eocos
would attack Gen. TAYLOR as they had done Gen.
SCOTT. Mr.. BENTON IS expected to make some
movement on this subject on Monday and Tuesday.
Col WEE has called upon Mr. Polk and asked
him whether he intends 10 appoint him 10 the com
mard which he is seeking. Mr. Polk has told him
that he viii give him answer in three days after
the Ten Regiments bill passes.
A son OF LEwIs CAss is 10 get the appointment Of
Major in one OF the Regiments il the bin passes.
Among the gallant officers Of the Navy recently
in this city had the pleasure OF seeing Capt GRE
CORY OF New Haven, who recently commanded
the Raritan. He has been but poorly treated by
the Department He was sent home with an Old
rotten ship, when he preferred to be beneath the
flag upon the ocean.
| notice MARCUS MORTON in the House today
and large number of leading Loco Focos from
your city. Gen. SUTHERLAND Of the Canada Re
bellion is also here. have not time 10 speak Of
/ other matters today. RIcHELIEU.