The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-22
pressed in sAe mode and manner which they temselve.

lowing en-
the presidential Office is 70 rest in the discharge of
ave functions and let the legislative wiz OF te people 'a
ts 1 aua ehnclnlenls. ne sneIan ins,irn
Mons of the P,cifc W. b,ve no Ear for The issne
If the high debate is the assent es oi he
people and their representative halls The extension oper
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To- his 9. hial an, Mon and decd.. a,nrov,l or
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and effect unrestricted by king pefoes ana ina. no Es
1887 ouer mecy acquired Mericaa territory"
The ,owing extract from tie Pittsburg Journal one Of
INC ''" ne :, - - a. "a. 1880, MI, ~
the strongest Wmot Pfosso papers IN The county, WIN be
found to the same effect
'rhe position of General Taylor in regard TO this all I'M
question is perfectly satisfactory TO the wings OF the
north What we desire In President Is, inaa pc nas ao
iipJ Canarass II, The Iangnoge Of Mr. Forward the
Wigs want nothing that they cannot obtain through the
action OF Congress.
Gen Tayor's position is one which w,l' make MN 'he
executor no. me dictator, OF tne pno' w VIII. c.y
Jo,ior as pres;d,nf ,rW NOT peto e.
sHs regard lea IavLr as opposed to The freason of
savoy although southern man.
publish below. is the rround upon which we 90 into the
support OF General Taylor This ground sure hrm' ana
men, an extract rom TIC "uuieSS VI INC o'"e Ne'
Wing Committee of Ohio to the voters OF that State, de-
filming General TayIors views upon the Wimo PrOviso
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SION the views of General Taylor are freely in
his approval of the sentiments contained in the following
of an editorial article published in the Cincinnati,
Ts sh ''r''' y
Tbe only nab or saf,t- FIR those who NAV bereafter
fill the presidential Office rest in tie discharge of
functions and let the legislative will of the people
lind uerance and enactment The american people are
ioo - ~, piG s,sp W. "a. no fars %, IL ;
~ h ran, az the huh deatn ia the assemblies of lie
people and their halls Tile extension
The continent beyond The Rio Grande of the ordinance of
1877 IS an oc TOO hgh ana permanent to oGUed 6yesi-
oe'ia' 0ei'e''
10 The article from which the above extract Is made,
ienea Taylor responded IN letter Oh date May 10 1871
acknowledging his hgh opinion ana decided approval Oh
the views and sentiments
Here it viii be noticed that General Taylor deidedly dp-
proves giving 10 tue WIN ana acts oil force and
eiec' oeSc'eo ny h'ns'y oe|es, ana 'ia' ho Executive
veto should preUsnt me ers"o" % th ordinance % 1857 over
"e~fy'aeq"'fed Mer"a" t4rHofy
Then, an extract from the circular of Mr. Ashmun, of
n,.sa,.h,,so,,s ., h;s .ons,;,,on,s
. @sas.n, SIS. ,aa,s na"
believe him to be true wing. honest and capable man,
opposed to the acquisition Of Texas, with sound and
sentative principles, opposed to further enlargiDg the
boundaries of our Union and although he lives in the
latitude where slavery is tolerated. do believe that
he desires approves its extension. His declared
nents guarantee that he will never in the slightest
,r,d 10 $780, ~ l,s w. y, wn1n y a
tories
Then an extract from , ,.oer Of tho u f,,h d
G. -, - ~ " VIZ. .o' N"'eo u
J, u lhoia"a 10 o. ID. otahtoh' OF richmond, In
As northern whg desiring to prevent the extension Of
slavery into any territory which we now posses. or which
we NAV hereafter acquire greatly prefer the eecon of
Gen. TAYLOR to that of Gen Cass This restriction II made
at ALL must be made by Congress- Gen Cas-, has p,sdp,d
himself to the south in order to secure their To re-
s any attempt to restrict the extension of slavery He de-
MES the power of Congress under the IN maize
any such restriction: and conseoueny if he sbould he
elected he rc,ua veto any bill which onyess mgbt 90 N
effect this i'm portant vbec.
Gen Taylor has pledged him self to leave the decision of
this question 10 the legislative department of the govern
men and he will not arrest The action Of thar
by the exercise of the veto mower If then Can
Cass shall be elected while the policy of The government
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