Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-03
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Who ahneuneed to the Mexicans that
Paroles had proclaimed war, and that
tive had cone to obtain indemnity for the
past and security for the future? Gen.
Taylor.
We called the war the Presidents
war, and pronounced il unjust and unholy,
and aided and comforted the enemy The
Wings.
Who advised the advance of our army
to the Rio Grande in October, 1915 y.
Gen. Taylor.
Who says the boundary between the
UnitedlStaIes and Mexico ought to be the
Sierra Madre? 4. Taylor.
Who declares that Gen. Taylor was
nominated by the Wings Of the free States,
and that they might have prevented it?-
George Ashmun.
Who raised black flag and tolled the
Court House belt whea they heard Of
Taylor's, nomination The Wings OF
Elyrfa, Ohio.
Who felt like doing the same thing?-
The Wings Of New England.
Whose words are thes-"In no case
SS" N''' 0OiA ~ 10 AuO Vi
any party ~ Zachary Taylor.
Who said be would give no pledges -
Gen. Taylor,
Who says Gen. Taylor approves ofthe
pledges made Cor him in the Chinese Mu-
seun7 Bailie Peyton, Logan Hunton and
A. G, BulIirt.
What party first nominated Gen. Tay-
Tor for President The Natives.
Who says Gen. Taylor's nomination
"oozed up, as it were, from the people !''
Abbott Lawrence.
Who stabbed" Abbott Lawrence in
the Chinese Museum? Judge Allen and
the Natick CobbIer.
Whom did the Wings in 1910 permit to
Ego around and make speeches for Gen.
Harrison The Natick Cobbler.
Who says, SO help him God. he will
DO all he can to defeat Taylor! The
Naticl6 Cobbler.
Who saws "no gentleman can vote for
Taylor? E. L. Reyes, counsellor 10 Gov.
Briggs, of Massachusetts.
Who said the war was becoming Of
such character that no gentleman could
engage in it? The editors of the Atlas,
Who declared the war was crime,
and that all engaged in it were participa-
tors in that crime The Wing Legisla~
ture of Massachusetts,.
Did Gen Taylor participate in the
crime Well he did boss.
Who will cast the vote Of the State for
Taylor The Wing Legislature of Mas.
sachusetts.
Does this involve any contradiction -
In Wing ethics it does not.
On what point did Gen. Taylor say his
position was immutable On this-that
he wo'dnot be brought forward by wings.
democrats or natives, as the candidate of
their party.
Who says the parties unfortunately
divide our country thereby censuring
them all equally? Il. Taylor.
Who retired from the wing press at
Greenfield rather than sell his principles
and support Taylor? C. J. ingersol.
What 'oere Mr.. Inegersol's principles!
The same as those avowed by nearly all
the whig papers in New England before
the Philadelphia nomination..
What editor retired rather than support
Iaylori J. I. Buckingham, the author
OF the anti.war report adopted by the
wing Legislature of Massachusetts.
Who pledged the vote ofOhio to Gen.
Taylor for President, and to his old white
horse for Vice President! Mr.. Collier.
delegate to the wing national convention.
Who said the nomination of TAYLOR
was an insult to the virtue and intelligence
Of the American peopleY The wing editor
Of the Lafayette Ia.) Journal.
Who says that Gen. Taylor is in favor
Ofthe WilmOt Proviso! Northern whig
editors.
Who says the wings so;H learn that
Taylor believes SLAVERY to be curse to
the country. desires its determination. ~
and is opposed TO the further extension
OF slave territory" The editor Of the
Boston Atlas.