New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
and the TeIegrsph-The Express

r. ,Iori.m aud the TeIearaph-The Express
Pm ,ss Ma To- Frrrea. ~ -.
r,,x Arn.xv MEETING. some o. the Nnls p'es-
We ere sorry 70 see are h@Isn ia i.en cO'i' t'
~ bs..v meeting oi the Albany Wnss "a "hi-h they
.t-,-.,,y,8 ~ reuud.ste Taylor because men never
s,,., -, our usrty in south Carolina Tepudieted
F,n,nore and harsh. spprehend from not UNDER
s,sndng the provocstion that led 70 the msetns
An insdiOus II not a malicious, olspatch rom =
y,,f..e Office L. on Saturday. % Albany conveyed
IL ides that Gen Taylor hfnsef repudioted .iuDi
vgbereupon instantly and naturally, hane DfDNs ~
AID n e W5ig. in swarm focked Win no no -4
,, IN. Capitol q The rre-pondence itse..
on Saturday evening before toe nocun7 Dsl ysi. =.
an hour ana ia too few hands % enaDis w .7,s
have on that nj al, a proper unoef, sN----7
ect and 80 the meeting went on ~ eu ,rders.snd
p,, on Monday evening and upon ,.l ~
- - 49, ~ ,o.,t,r With the second SOBER tnou.nl
the best sort Of a RATIFICATION inee'ns sI~o~sfed
Taylor and Fillmore we're more e"'"e'
tnah ever -. ne sieasso,d ,lay g1'g. Sy' ,. -,
Tpx AIsA~Y ATFAiR-1n@ .'s~ i0N 80 -.
-. .s,ser more notorious lately IN ths hunlDu-
- a., 4. altogether desirable for paper "h4cn
sd.s ,,slf uUon the correctness OF us mem
TO- a. 40, mean 70 impute any intehuoh - -.,''.
butits 70 b. hoped that recent events ~. 49, are
hing ike examination o. fuihois .'''
,st 4 rth - items Of news 10 iltutt .. . .
Tb, dispatch la5out The Charleston Le'tsil vas ri
tended a. 70 create the impression NAV Dtn
"a reoudiated Mr. Fillmore, and iOr time succe"'eu
eon,olstely II produced tremendous sensation au'
me Whizs Of Albany ~ il was very wen cs.c'.a. -
40 and occasi0aed the immediate call 81 "i'- '"1't
Ing a. the CspitO. on that night.
We are not ignorant Of the tao, thai It y sie''
folly 70 argue with those who pay no respect u
,r.th IN their headlong luminosity toward 'nose
for whom they have contracted an unaoooo"'ao's
b,,,sd We copy thea bove paragraphs one from
the Erpress, winch originally started ana SIN re
asserts the foolish falsehood anithe other rom 'ne
Rieisaond gghig as specimens Of large oo''e'
,,oa We might swell the number OF quotations.
IN, the above will serve as pretext for two or
three plain remarks.
l. The T,t5uns has nothing whatever 70 90 VII"
the Teleeraphic Dispatches. The gentleman " ~
40 ably attends 10 the TelegraPhic CORES po''e"0'
referred TO hes nothing to do with the PoLtioa' ne
,s,,o,ent Of The Tr.5uae nor Is The Ir'baar IL
any way accountable for what he writes lot ''0
Telegraph any more than it IS for the language 'n
which hs words bis tradesmen's or his marAe'
hills. There is no man 10 be found IN the lily
more able competent and faithful than he, aud 10Y
,b,. we deserve no more credit than We would
deserve censure. if he was the opposite ne 49,
beside strong adpocate Of Gen. Tay'or. Ana
that too. wholly without praise or csnsure rom OF
10 The Tribune Office.
q. The dispatch sent from this City to the Aba
nv papers was neither insidious' Malicious nor
overcolored To this we call particular attention
Hare is the dispatch, just 1t appeared IN the
hlhoav Ersn,ng Journal OF Saturday, Aug 20, the
evening OF the meeting
"Gen. TAYLOR has written letter accepting NE
nomination Tor President Of the United states uy ".
citizens OF Charleston, s C., which nominated
for Vice President wherein he repudaies al Poh'''
pledges
There IS not a word in that dispatch, either III
s,dious or unwauanted by the letter ITSELF In
deed. no better synopsis OF the letter could be
given bv any one, who W ished to give 1t briefly
but fairly. It says the same meeting had NOM
mated Mr. Butler for Nlce-Presldent THIS Is
true. and the resolution nominating Mr.. bUrLth
had boen sent by Judge PRINGLE to Gen. TAYLOR
IL states that he repudates all political pledges
>.,d does he not Why, see the Pringle letter
Itself in which Gen. IAiLoN says
Concluding thst this nomination, like al Others
vhirh have had The honor Of receiving from assem-
blagcs OF fellow citizens IN various pal' o. '.,
Union has been generously offered me h'u'0" F'''7''
or conditions, 1t Is thankfully accepted
We assert then. that the dispatch IS true IN
every llnc-in every letter-so that II the charge
,ha, JAe Tribune Office is responsible for 1t were
as true as it Is false should have nothing to take
back, aud nothing to apologize Tor
3. How, even hatred toward The Tribune could
give holiness for the assertion, that few OF those al
the Albany meeting understood the purPort OF the
correspondence. we confess ourselves unable 70
perceive The correspondence m juH' ooih NJ.
Priagles and Gen. Tayior's letters, together c"t
- Il, H. f,4tf If n. frUfff
nominated TAYLOR and Butler Were read 10 me
,.ce,,ng on Saturday ereaing By the President
ysdge PARuaLEf, and this was the first thing at
tended to. Need We say more on this head
4. BY what authority does the lVh'g say that
the dispatch was intended to deceive, or that Tie
Tribune Office had anything to do with IT II We
are 70 be malisned and falsely accused let us
know why aAd at whose instigaton.
So much for a shield. and now Tor the spear
Some time ago we found an extract from let
ter written by Gen. TAYLOR, in Charleston pa
per We published it without word Of com
men, Various strong Taylor papers published ,,
also and praised it. OF these we remember the
Richmond Whs, the Boston Alas, and the Bg6a-
20 Commercial. We were singled cut for vitu-
peration. though had said nothing about It. and
the Erprrss remarking upon It SAID
The Wing must be green, very green, who can
now after the successive experience OF former years
be caught by such Locofcco ;oreeres.'
We believe il is now conceded that the letter
was genuine. The Charleston ,Nercury Of Aug.
20, IN reply TO those who had doubted It's authen
ticity, says
From the following article. which take from the
saA,wors Am0aeaa. highly respectable Wits pspor
II will be perceived that the extract OF letter from
Gen Taylor which FIRST appeared IN the Ereafzs NsN'
Of this city. is looked upon forgery, We can as
sure the inricsq thar this supPcsiton he is mis-
taken a. We have ourselves the letter from which
the extract taken and have not the slightest doro
Of rs authenticity
Now. we ask wha; atonement wall the trpres'
make - Gen. TAYLOR for this cowardly attach
upon him 20 call genuine letter from Its owl
candidate for tine Presidency, Loco-Foco forgery
is certainly the very height OF ingratitude By
suspecting II to be Loco Foco forgery, and now
that II is proved genuine, the Erprcs, has placed
itself in position OF hostility aud mahgnity
toward General TAYLOR. which we have never
occupied. Somebody ceytaialy looks green
We need not refer to the fact that the Rochesfs,
pesaacr,f exnrcS<ai itxeif aissa,,sGaS ,.,,k a..