Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-07-01
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aes. TsAvtuH and the IbutsiA. DBltsAft0H.
We alluded IN our last, 40 the ally rHpbrt
that had been sgl sflBat by s1ite Dsta9cr8tie
friends al u1nsfal TAFb0H, who had recently
visitsd him AZ baton Rouge, that he fspHdiaa
ted lie no animation at Philad lphIa. and dstis
si tIat Tie LguisiBns Delegates we're 40.
tbnfiasa III IN ike The statement they did ~
lie Conysntinn. FfUtH DOR previous kitws
| iedi i'd III what The delegates we're All hBtised
IN say, we knew that Glnpfs5 TAYb1H q aid
not BtiFHibly ia q given any authority ~ stieli
rem ,rts. and the foil wing card, shi h vas
/ taaH hy Colonel pFytsa IL The monster fati.
HeatI1i meeting ia Saturday evening, AID re-
ssi Ytd with stipii deafshlhe sH0 tA, Will We
liLihh pHt The utlitsf al rest, very completely
aud very satisfactorily. We Hiidersi and old
nHeeaa Vista was very indignant on the %.
! asitin. and nNt VnIy said the del pa ~ tsfH
fully autheti sed To act M they did. but If In
their friendship Ftr him they had even eK eBd'
I'd thar authority, { which in this instance
they had not dehe,) he aided "Sif, | ould
h4ve efuu'd red H."
The Delta stated that Il had m article Uh
the subject for publication, which II was ma
defstoud bad been p ebtfed by The parties al.
ltaad ~, but which that paper add7d, had
been withdrawn by huss having t6ftrtl over H.
Admitting that Gen. TAYt6H had made a
casual p,eefvatidn which miaht have horne 4
wtrnH construction, and raustd his real
meaning 10 be misunderstood, we do not urs
| dursi and hsw n conversation held or al ,pH.
pressitn bssd in The confidence of personal
Friendship, cutId, without lts permission have
been thadp tie subie / " newspaper publitaa
| -. NNz IL. H.N L ,,n4s, sAitaF t.AEt, t1tn trHtts
liar circumstances attending The present tasei
that mAy have taks1 II Utt " The general rule,
vi jfh HhBpld invariably HHvHfn The pc sonaI
and tact ly confidential inters0utFe ba weeh
gentlemen, but we presume OF gottss, that
there ars seftle such circumstances, II II
In really a fart, that the aftitle alluded 10 by
The Della was prepared or authorised by thu
pafttes who had just ret ifhbd rom n friendly
yiRit to Gen. TAyboH. The matter IL M
doubt capable Of satisfactory explanation, aud
the gentlemen owe II MT d, " 10 Gienpfal
TAFtoH, but also 10 themselves, that such al
explanation should b. made
GENERAL TAybaR,-The undersigned
whose names are affixed 10 the card hereto APP
pended, make this publication Il The spt ole
met nee and request Of Gen Zachary Taylor
himself From snndfy articles which have
appeared In several Of the public journals 0I
| tte city Of New Ufleans. Gle Taylor is given
% understand thar per, ns ia IN ny 10 SPEAK
fnf hin. have prod tea the impression thai ht
IA not satisfied with what jalts sauldtrs
and the other members al the Louisiana De.
legation TO The National Wig C'enventio IN
! y hn acted with him, Baw ~ H. say aud d IN
| that body In his (uen T'aylof's) behalf and
| that he fepuiiRtes Hurh arts and p%ayiBuH, Did
these ruhiufs ageCt only himself, Gen Taylor
w1uid moi trouble the public eoHeprhiHg thrhtl
but M they affect, whether se intended or not,
he good rsptrt and eaHdour Of gentlemen
whose Partially for him has made them ub.
intta IF rapreath and sasfirion, he feels con.
strained. by n sense IT duty aud justice, b
authorizes them to be naat by u dIsttnet and
~psfemptefy denial
We are authorised by Gen. Taylor TO say
that The course Of he LOFTS iauH Del eeatios,
IN the Wing Convention, lately assembled at
phflada lptia. meets Nth HE entire, full and
uneqBiyotahle appreciation.
That he MT only never doubted, hut nevHi
minated a doubt, that bis honor and reputa'
ton were safe In III II hands.
nAitE PEYTON.
IJlEAN ItttNII1N.