The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-20
From the Pennsylvanisn.


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,, aa, er,as moro CLEARLY n show that the federal
are uay mors dsrus1 Of Gen TAYLOR Even
IN. Kensnctv h1ancb f the Marty is obviously changing
s tone on tie subject Mr. Claws organ as we showed
on Satnrdav benc inclined 10 open denunciation The
following are recent evidences Of the fact we have stated
0a'"'s a'e io.ea ,i -, :, w, Co. Cd !,
~ W MIG cp Ule, nesisa and ~ which Hon r.
W Mn,Jn " v Pennypaeker NJ A s,anv and A Pen
nnaotn addressed th people n series of resolutions WAS
a a1 pounI' and among them The following:
Resogsd That the principles of the wing party
vave, patriotic and just Ike the principles OF innnta
therefore, we can n'usi the destnes OF our country TO no
man who is not whg, whole wing, and nothing bnt
wing
Resoired, That we earnestly request our wing brethren
throughout the Union to respond to the sentiment embodied
The Connecticut Courant leading federal paper, says
of the nOpariy proposal Of General Taylors friends
No reh uu u' "a y iJu Mil, and those who have
been personally disappointed in some dealings w one o.
more parties The nrst class are HAN GOOD govern
rnent they have that sort OF incident al'h Wnc ines
that all WIN go on Wen paee ,er i thev npe
enjoying the good government which political h @
secures they desp.e le very agency ~ wh'T Th on
enabled to indulge 'her con r Isaoeiy. w., -
class Is numerous one o ~ nhe,ne ,vnnJerlv
open ' iSsl eyes to sense Of the oowness Of party
Hence orh tney ae pure aI nan a u Ja
me resi- OF me Wo'io' , e.,sa - aynous I5e
cev s 9J on raHs estimate Of gs or Of asy
s6hmess or Disappointed expectations reasonable,
sbe' anseish modest man seldom falls into it He may be
less active political SUBJECTS but he will have
some opinion Oh them, and act at proper seasons win
hrmness. 80 ,,.,,. -,
The Leesburg Chronicle, published IN me county OF
Loqdon, the stronghold OF federalism IN virginia refuses
to be dIagooned into the 'noPay ranks, ana speaks
out boldly ITS defiance OF the trick attempted 70 DC prayed
II has not yet forgotten the screening received py is
party from Iylersm IN leiO ana can neger more oe
dpd by those lovers of the dear people aros Sro%ed
political creed as concurenee wiIa tae moimy H., us
severe arg mo me tbs Oh no P si nu' VIC
give iu specimen 0, ,'s conoeha'eu an ',
The issue OF Al could not be deermnea u iT selaei
OF M FOLK @ Shnaa h w b of every ecn
elaon Is now M ~ % hnnuer ni heinz esahs in
noi III ~, Ia ,r ~ Ill ,,nom n obI;ternte pory
e view r Us ,he ss far ,rh IN dark hours IRE sm
e"d ana embraoe neutral grounds those whose cupid
ny could induce ulei 20 b oa r 6r the emo
could Rsomp, them invoke the aid Of the
II chair No, no we honor General Taylor as brave
and gallant paTt who ars s oe OF
ana we Pelet idd y,! ut we can never more be dnped
by those lovers Oh tna ae1r Psoe Wo'e ] adv
@ m r arm de such of our democratic" brethren as
g ~ mnro,;se n saryed n,nrJe for eaeaasrgI SUE
cess We will ever vote AS wnlc AND T1us There
fore, with admiration for General Taylor that exceed
ed by that of no other in the land we viii bide onr tme
and listen to the cal ana counsels OF tne WINES
OF The unon ere We PHcn cnuce lor h he p OF
nntv which we believe to be identical with the triumph
of whiy principles
We conclnde n use the words of our able friends Of
the Richmond Enonirer bv reaecting The echo of
H. tlJ,n, Eya,;rr I,rr,,l IN tho lo,,d b,et
IS tho Nav york Tribnne The latter naner called mon
t soc.tes ri tho fder nress for arnI;ct answers rs
10 tho course ,bav meant tn nursue in regard 10 fede-
l nn nG co,vannn TIE AIbanv Eyen;ng lorna,
ranies that # ia adecidedlv in favor Of federal ma
;nnaI convantonn fine and Mace To be determined
h Tho faderal memhars of Congress- II alsn declares
10, ,yhe i 10 now WILING 10 sunDort General TAYLOR
hi;vnn him to he ,yh;y vet if he comes ont in opno.
n ta tho W;lnot Provso mr. IN = nroective tariff or
!" .l;henl, svstem If internal ;mnrovements Inv The
onar,i ~nuarrwent i will ,y;tbbold he sunnor from
Rim; TS tribune i nerfectlv satisfied with this answer
and ads.
nv ''as ,,,,,,,,,,, h.,,s,,,,,, o,u.a naha,a
ta neni l What Inc of nojcv each of those sna
esd or he whig nomination NAV be expected to pnre
with regard 10 the extension of slavery the protection of
home industry, repeal of the sb-treas.iry the improve
ment OF rivers harbors Nc and them should Gen. Taylor
be nominated, he VIII be most heartily supported by those
Was W. no ha Cen 1T Tiar Re nonnaad he
we do nor couern plate the possibility that any candi
lae will he selected whose opinions do not coincide wi tn
Hose of the great majority of Inc wings on the chief poiti-
cal toncs of the day 3ut shonld we fix on n candidate
without inouiry or next get him nom some
o and Then poceed 10 nnuire as TO his views on great
national questions wanglp with each other about them
It does seem ,haf we 'c hape ser 10 wo6 az he cg eng
ana tut an dnpicso"s issue cannot fdtoHday DC d"pdd
The Express replies that it will be time enough to
answer when General TAYLOR comes home and will speak
not see what General Iayor's coming home has to DO
with the questions whether the ederasts arc In favor OF
national conventOn and whether they Will sustain any
who is not with the fedealists in favor OF the Will
mot Provso protective tariff &c. The Tribune declares