Washington telegraph., 1848-07-12
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jme %. ISIS.

New ORLEANS, La. June 70, 1915, .
Friend Ettex,-When You were last
in the "Creseent City," lpromised youan
occasional epistle should ever feel like
addressing any Of You "outside barbara
aus OF the Rock State, or have any
thing to write oil sufficient importance TO
he OF interest 10 any body except myself
Well, whether | have, or have not, utter.
esling matter for your gaiiegS, ! have,
| at least, matter iur the tilse. IN the Pres
| idental contest, II has been currently
reported here lor weak past, thar the
| Wing nominee, old Zaeh Taylor had re.
pudiated every thing tie Louisiana dele
/ CATION had said IN the convention, aud
that he was determined on running us an
independent Tins, OF course gave many
great uneasiness. would here remark,
that the neutral papers=-the Crescent
aud "DelIa, Were the only papers that
circulated this report 4 committee OF
gentlemen al once waited on the Gener.
al, and below, yon have his answer;
GGS. T,sLoR. Tile undersigned whosr nanes
ate affixed Ia the card hereto appended, make this
publication al ihe speeial instance ana request Of
Grn. Zachary luyof himself. From snnigY al.
lieles which nave appeared IA several q The public
joumas ol lie ei'y el New Orleans, ten Taylor
ID gwen 10 uHarn'and that PERSONS Claiming To
speak er hun, have produced tile impression that
he avl SATISFIED with What Judge Saunders, aud
tue ulhrt meu4brn ui Tie Laaisaua Delegation 10
lhs National Wing Convention WHO acted with
hui, saw tit 10 say and do IA hat hidy in his ton
lay pfsl heh4li; aud ina, lie frpidaessurh aeis
and saAiugs nd these ruman and fp1ris aiiHei
July himsri. .en, Taylor Sau.I nol trouble iIr
pub &c concerning Ihein, but as tley aiisel, wliHin-
" - Inlrniel or nd.i lhr goii rpoH aud oando
of lfHlrmen whose laltaiiiy ior lm has mad
| Them uhlrois Of ftpraauh aai susp ean, he feels
couslFaiard, by asrase Of duty aud Justice, 10 au-
lhouar them 10 be mel BY distinct aud prfemP'
buleh denial
a CARn
We are authorized b, Cen Taylor 10 say that
the esursr Of tau l.puzIana Delegation IN the Wing
/ Convention, laisly assruihed at Philadelphia,
+ meets with his sauTe, fall aud anrqliKoeal appfo.
/ i1a,
+ That b. mol only never doubted, hut never init.
miled doubt, that In honor aud repuialioa were
sale IN their rhtud,,
BALE PEYroN,
LOGAN HuNToN,
June %. lsls i {. BuLLlff
Thus has foul SANDER been put to
rest, and the Wing party and their dele
gate from tins safe, honopbly sustain.
ed, and acquitted.
Well, - much Tor 60 much But. du.
ring the tine these gentlemen Were ab.
sent, the Wings O our city We're not Idle
Preparations were on foot Tor big raIih.
caton meeting, and big one We had,
| aszufc You. uad old Zach went down
/ just Is slick as he moved the gledSeiS
down an Mexico--cspeeally alter ms
eplsile was Tea,! 10 the meeting Tonight
the Wings or Lafayette holI a nuhea.
ton meeting. 10 you see. the campaign
is opened heroahouls.
hut, we do occasionally get up funny
affair IN tins place. and the nALkE. meet.
M turned uUt u be one Of the funniest
Jueob, moi having the fear OF the Wing
party before his eyer, and beng u to
MS llo.s-goid dust aud L0cotouo Dlmoc-
mcy, ined 10 ruH saw on the people, by
calling an sHacpstaem Taylor meeting.
Jacob was on the stand al the appointed
hour, aud there were present, q large con.
course OF people; but II appears, they
mCgely wenl there iog "Wcc bat % fun.
iOr JAKE had No sooner began talking,
Ghan they commenced hsllowiug, and
such "maSS' | never did hear before.
Ihe President, Secretary, Nicesaaa Jake
had 10 SicIIfrOid, aud the crowd were
nIgnly pleased w.lh the pciomauces.-
- jacob : pidijDrM b iug bulk on sand
Idd TO fail Whether he will now vote
the Taylor ticket, | am unable to say
som people shrewdly suspect that he
had an eye on the Treasury Department,
IA case ol old Laeh's election. Jake, |
,hiuA, would make good Sgb.Trca-urer,
but good Secretary Of the Treasury,
never
Oar city is crowded with soldiers, from
the General down to the iuIl.brcasted
private; but II /, oi little account ~ a bu.
siue,s point OF view Our ciOihicfS, hat.
icrS and sinners, have been sadly put out,
they had made large calculations on the
return Of our troops, but the order from
/ headquarters saying that each regiment
shall be paid oil and discharged IN the
State towhich they belong, puts their cal.
culatIOns out, and leaves but little money
IN the clty from that source, Well, they
must "Irn aui bear H.
The health o! the oity is gooI-yey
good--eonslderng the number Of persons
pouring IN upon Us from Mexico. This
time last year, the fever was Tightening
people IRON their prJpristy,' Tor it was
hard upon Us. 80 lar tins year we have
had but Two or three cases, and they
were brought in from Vera Cruz. Ly
good luck, / think we will pass through
/ safely tins season.
In cotton there IS bat little doing in
deed III any business, might say the same
thing. Politics seems 10 engross the at.
! tpnflDu of pvprv nar.nu fnr th.re ~ p,tt-