The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-23

We call the attention OF country readers to the adj
vertisemen OF the Messr Fry in which respectable coun
girls and boys in families may find employment and OBJ
honest living. General Taylor elected President
OF the United States The abo5ng class both men and
petition with The panper labor OF England. where man
in this city that will 20 into operation the year, which
will no doubt require from 500 to leO0 hands II
will become OF the largest manufacturing cities in the
Union.
only operate without mischief time of when there
specie go into its vaults and which, in times Of
me parent Of Commercial crises~he tariff Of s with is
countless absurdtes its Inducements to frauds its destrnc
reckoned among the things that haze besn be wonder
ed at by poery as monuments OF ancestral stupidity but
Richmond t1ig.
We quote the above emphatic statements in yesterdays
Wing. fully verifying the predictions made by the
democrats, while the presidential campaign lasted In
vain were the wing orators and presses appealed to
for programme of their policy In their cunning MOLE
concealed and suppressed their principles Ask them if
they for bank, protective tariff, &C., their sole
and unmeaning reply was "Old lac has won the battle
of Buena VISTA he party candidate he honest and
is second Washington" Indeed SO far did the
wings go in sinking party character, principles, and
oyn name. MIR. Clayton Of Delaware christened their
party the sold Taylor republican party and by that
name they pass at the North. And in Virginia the
,hig candidate in the field. Whigery, in name was
thrust aside, and the Taylor and Fillmore ticket ten
dered to both wings and democrats, under the tempting
bait of "the peoples ticket" Democrats were assured
before the election that they might vote for Taylor with
out any sacrifice OF their consistency or their principles
It only change of men the Tayorites desired, &c
Such was the deceptive trick to which General Tayors
election is in great degree attributable.
But sooner is the victory won by this suppression OF
"a ana tea Ssa, Of ns than the mask
coven foot proof be required, we point to the above
decided language Of the Wing During the canvass, the
and sub treasury that they have reached power and
the spos they clamor for the posaton of the tariff of
1916, and the enactment OF tariff like that of 1912
with its oppressive mnimums and specific duties and
they also exu prospectvely the overthrow Of the
independent treasury, by which dollar has been
lost-to be superseded by national bank, presume
be abolished The above givingsout of the ultra wings
must be very cOnsong to the moderate whgs who desire
to peace and stability in business transactions and
the Taylor democrats who seduced into the sup
port OF Taylor under the impression that he not
wing and would not support wing measures! Will they
be hurried along by these ultra wings into the destruction
of the measures which they believe to be constitutional
and wholesome' For party benefit we would rejoice to
see the wing organs presenting their ultra wing meas
They issues which the democracy will proudly
meet, and which will, if attempted the sooner break
down the new administration.
But how entirely the Wing cuts the throat of its own
Argument tells US that the the "a ,H are nor to
the significant fact that "there several factories
in this city, These factories must of course, have
"run" of the tariff of 1916 II there was projection
enough have justified their erection surely there is suf-
cent to insure their successful operation and progress
1t would be strange economy in their founders have
laid out time and capital which would have been thrown
away, according 10 the Wings argument, had General
Taylor been elected-a contingency which, to say the
least, has always been doubtful event
1.-The laboring class may (nOD) expect protection"
We had heard that the wages of the operatives in one of
factories had been reduced before the election las
other manufacturing nabobs, and assurance given
that should Gen. Taylor be elected, they would be in
creased The article in the Wing seems 10 confirm this
statement The motives for the reduction at that partcu-
lar moment, we leave to the public to appreciate.
Riehmond Enquirer.