The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-27
Gen. Taylor opposed
to the Wilmot Pro-
viso. o.-.-xE vid encc
from Wing Papers.

its very lace, ss not TO deserve serious
re utation. General Taylor, southern
man, the destiny of himsey and his children
IDENTIFIED WITH FRAT or ThE SourH, his
immense seeahh CONSISTING IN StAvEs,
and land sohich has TO be CULTIVATED
BY SLAVES TO RENDER IT VALUA.
BLE-he an enemy to the Sorlh! he In ia.
Dor of prostrating southern rights dnd III.
teresis! The very quintesssnce Of absurduy.
They might as well say that General Tay.
lor is a free negroi They would be be-
liesed just about as soon, and exhibit fnl
iy as much ressoa and truth IN making the
charge:"-,Harion (.4iubama) Rsuiew, u
4Hytor paper.
"GIorious news. The Union preserved.
Repatriation ofthe W,lmot Proviso BY the
Wing convention.--The friends of the
South. as well as of the Union, will learn
with indispensable satisfaction that the
Wing Convention promptly IN et the ques
,ioh of the Wilmvt Proviso, and rerudia,
ted a resolution adopting that doo,rina at
once by an overwhelming majority. II
w"ud not touch The nnclean thing. How
different this generous aud patriotic ac.
iicn from the dangerous sectional fanatic.
ism OF the Democrauc Convenlion, 1t
W i'll be recolected that a resolution vas
Introduced there by Mr.. Yancey to repu
diate the proviso, which the Convention
refused to do, by vote of 2l6 to &c.
This vote aimed death blow to the rights
Of the South, and its effect has been to
cast gloom and aismay 10 the hearts of
those who struggle {, the preservation Of
our glorious Union. Doubts aud fears be.
gan to overwhelm The public mind, lest
even the Whigs, the great Conservative
party Of the Unioh, also might be infec ted
with this heresy, and have yie ded 20 the
'pregressive' notions Of the Locofpcolsm
Of he age. Thanks to d kind Provi.
dence. which has always watched over
orr beloted land, party sull exists de-
termined to regard the 'cUmpromises OF
the Constitution, DC and thpse just and
equal rights to all sections, without VII eli
uur glorious Union cannot exist one mo
meo'. They have met this ihcendiary
aud destructive principle as whigs--ln
he old Wig spirit Of enlightened patti
oistn Of the patriotic fathers, and gu
winch the patty is founded. They dared
TO stand up and meet this irebrand of IN.
punclpled factionists boldly las the Dem
"cra,ic Convent,dh did not)--,o NEE, II
as men aware Of their duties, like their
grea, leader al l'Iena VISTA, asking no
fs,urs and shrinking from no respnns,bili
ues'--to cast i, ont of the If Contention in
the teeth Of these iDfuriated fanatics, and
TO declare that 1t was no part, and should
he no part, Of the Wing creed. Tnis the
Democratic Convention would not do
We congratulate the S"uth-we congrat.
ulate the soti'letn msn, who have nevei
appealed 70 the fidelity, honor, pa, rioIi,m
and generosity, Of their northern Wing
brethren in vain We congratulate the
Union that there is still one great pa riot.
ic party winch is determined TO resist The
mad aud maIgn Influence. which. fun,
checked, would soon leave of its sacred
rights but the nam! !'-.4fabama Journal
'The subjects of a tariff, bank aud in
ternal Improvements, are d8arfed into in
significant Dimensions when compared
with the great and overshadowing one
which an nnptinciped northern and
northeastern Democracy has dared lu
throw before the people. alIiding to the
free territory principe1 1t is Of vita
conse dnence that The South should marcI
up TO this question. B, birth, education
sentiment, feeling, association aud inter
est, General Taylor is one Of us. The
South may well answer The North through
him. and redeem the pledge il has made tu
support 10 man who is not of us or with
ns."-C -CharIasion S. C. Courier.
"One reason why the South should sns.
tain Ia, for for the Presidency with erea,
unanimity is, be6sdse hIs nomination sf.
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electing Southern Man to that Office
The Importance Of placing at the head oi
Government one who. from birth. sssocia-
tion, and connection, is identified with
the South, and will fesriessly uphold her
Erigh,s aid guard her from oppression. can
not fail tpa s,rike every mind. In this
tview HE etecfion hefones n ouestiou of
vital moment TO the Siaveholding portion
of the Confederacy. ."Ns1 Orieaos Bee
"A desperate attempt is makrng and
will be made. TO impress on the public
mind the belief that Geoefaf Taylor is no,
Thoroughly with the SoIih on the subject
4 slavery. Such an attempt will oni,
prove to what resorts our opponents are
i'iven, in order to injure him in the es,i
Il r =.