The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-06
The ~All Harmony" Party.

The wings used to twt the republican party with the
| divisions in our camp. We returned the compliment
with interest, by pointing the discods which distract
ed themselves Time, whilst it has healed our divisions,
has only exasperated theirs. The republican party is
now more firmly united-always excepting New York
whilst from her bosom has sprung up element of mis-
chief which is becoming fatal to the wings n0,o
than the former feuds which divided party. One
cause of the increasing deserton of the wings u.s. Mar
tin Van Buren, operating, with all his through the
"free soil" notion upon the abolition wings Another
is, the course and correspondence of General Taylor
misunderstanding doubts of his whigery, and keeping
down the enthusiasm OF the wings.
To show up the call harmony" party we lay the fol-
lowing extracts from the New York papers before
readers:
From Sur
The Express Of Saturday afternoon tells The tale of thu
present alarm of the Taylortes. This last fright is
stoned by very recent and secret demonstration OF
the wings on principle in this city. Some twenty five
members OF the Wing General Committee said to have
resigned Friday night last, and have promptly taken
measure. nominate Henry Clay, some other reliable
whig The Albany movement on foot all the world
knows by Fillmore himself started this ball. The fedora
leaders, of course deny that Fillmore worked the wires
that Taylor meeting and as can hardly tail mill
against the South second thought he has also
concluded deny all agency in it. But the be
blind not that he the leading spirit OF the affair
The Poughkeepsio meeting OF the night before last
scene second first of this and interesting poiti
cal drama The in the WING committee of this city
the third scene The demonstration which the Clay
wings New York about make, will be the first
of the second With it, shall begin get tn.
gist of affair The Express and Courier and Enquire
will find it hard work stop this ball Indeed their arti-
cles palate Taylors manifest desertion of Fillmore,
pear TO added fuel the fame in which Tayorsn
/, to be consumed. The appeal OF the Express tn,
friends of Clay sacrifice him, who
moniouy hung drawn and quartered by those for whom
the Expire, takes the cud2el is indeed cooy mpudent
Justice Henry Clay, says the Express requires his
friends to vigorously support Taylor!!
What sort OF Justice did Clay receive the hands of Tay
or himself and from his friends in the Philadelphia
vention9
From last New York Herald.
More DISCRIMINATION THE WING rARTy-MovEMENT
Mr.. CLAY LAsr.-The recent singular meet
ing Albany under the auspices OF Thurlow Weed for
purpose of repudatinR General Taylor and bringing
forward another free-so candidate in opposition Mari,
Van Buren-probably Mr.. Cayhas resulted in more i'm
portant than the public probably aware OF
We do speak without the card The following is the
circular which issued last week. Tor the meeting
ward representatives Westcheser House, in order
nominate Clay and Fillmore, rally the whg forces agains
General Taylor and if possible, the ground from under
the feet Of the Kndcrhook
DO RIGHT, AND TRUST TO PROVIDENCE FOR RESULTS.
IN ~. NEw York, August 30, ls4s
SrR The determined friends OF the wing cause and wing
principles have resolved the emergency demands
II You unte in the movement which, 40 far as we
concerned, is fixed to nominate Henry Clay and Willard
you viii please attend the mssaE Of ward rep
5owery and Broome street. on Friday evening" the LIST o.
&c. BRADFORD, Chairman.
d. wrss, Secretary.
What the result of the convention of ward representa-
lives has been we yet able s,ate The gentle
who have hoistsd the Clay banner have shown
much prudence keeping their counsel than has
been exhibited any previous occasion but whatever
may be the issue regular explosion has taken place in