The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-30
From lie Union (Penn J Star.

'"S' ilS HdIne Is as IdHllidF as hOuSeiDld
words with the people. He lives in the
hearts OF his countrymen, aud the whole
country will respond with one mighty
shout TO his nomination. MiIlard Fill
more, our candidate for the vice Presi.
dency,iSa man ofthe people. He is EN-.
Phaticallyaself made man. By his native
genius aud indomitable energy he has
risen from humble origin 10 be one 0fthe
brightest stars in our political galaxy.
Although General Taylor was not our
choice we will give the old hero our hear
ty and undivided support. Now that the
nominations are made all former prefer.
ence shall be forgotten, and we will roll
up our sleeves aud 60 to work with right
good will. The contest is between the
Wings and true independent Democrats,
with General Taylor as their leader. on
the one side, and the l.ocofocos. with
Lewis Cass who wore The black cockade
as their leader on the other. Who can
doubt the issue when we fight under the
banner 0fthe old hero who "neversurren-
.dersl"
From The MilledgeoiAe CGeorgio) Recorder
We congratulate the people of Geor-
gia and the Union most heartily on this
most auspicious conclusion of the bust
ness of this important Convention. We
hail ii as bright day for the peace and
progress and prosperity of The country
IA result which we have Ionged for with
an anxiety and soliciiude of no ordinary
character, believing. as we honestly have
believed that the day which witnessed
the Inauguration of ZACHARY TAYLOR
would be one of the brightest for all the
great Interests OF the people Of this coun-
try that has beamed upon it for the last
twenty years at least.
From the Providence OR. T. Journal.
There never was time in the history
Of the country when the success of the
Whig party was more essential TO all The
best interests Of the republic, and never
IA time when the Wings were called up.
on by higher considerations to unite in
one generous effort To place the admin.
i>tralion ofthe Government in the hands
of honest men. Ceuainl Y no nomination
was ever made under happier auspices
To the many other qualifications which
are combined in the Wing candidate, is
added this great and essential one. that
he can be elected. His friends 90 into
The contest with assurances of success,
ANA his nomination is regarded by his
opponents as the certain defeat of all their
hopes"
From the Boston Atlas.
Our OWN STATE.-The assertion made
in the National Wing Convention by the
Hon. CHARLES ALLEN. delegate from
the Worcester district. that the nomina.
zion Of General Taylur"had dissnlved the
Whig party" meets with little response
from the Wings OF Massachusetts; and be
will find out between this aud November
that the Wing party is yet in existence
and that, too. in old Massachusetts. Mr.
WILsoN,anoiher delegate from iIrisSlaie
took substantially the same view of the
question. and he added that $50 help him
God he would go home and do what he
could to defeat the nominations" The
Wing party, however. is not 10 he dis
solved so easily, nor is it in the power %
Mr.. Wilson or any other man Ia defea
the nomination. He will find plenty q
Wings in the old Bay State, young mel
, like himself, who stand ready IN inert Inn
IN He stump and discuss lie questjon be
t0reMe pe0pIe, ,wh"AcrerheW his cOIIe0gue
or Mosr mh0 go with them, are ready fo
} the d'ScuSsjOn. We say this not in a spir
! it ofidle bravado. but in sober earnest
ness. The people of Massachusetts arr
rehecling aud sensible people, who vii
, listen TO reason and argument; aud if
} case can be made out for the Phila
, delphia nominations. then we are willing
, that they be defeated.
From the CO'umbia (M ~ Republican
TAYLOR AND Fl LMoRE, We place a
! the head of our editorial columns to-da
the names of the nominees of the Whi
+ National Convention assembled at Phila
t delphia last week. Contrary to the ex
. pectalions of the great mass of tn
t Wings of this State Mr. CLAY has faile
9 to rec ceive the nomination, which, afte
i repeated trials. has eventually fallen up
E on Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR. of Louisiant
/ he gallant and successful old hero of III
+. hard-frught and bloody battles of Pal
3 Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey am
h Buena Vista. For truly independen
b upright, frank, aud manly character {
: Gen. Taylor no man can do oiherwis
$ than feel the highest respect aud adm
+ ration.
i 1t is conceded on all hands tha: tn
r ticket put in nomination at Philadelphl
It must be elected. Santa Anna-M
it Folks particular pet and favorite
planned that Old Rough and Ready di
not know when he pas whipped; and tn
IA Old Hunkers, though they may beat hil
g with paper estimates and calculations. "A
e feel it in their bones" that the Old HI
l. ro, whose eye never quaiIed before h
70 counry's foe, will "uever surrender"
Is the cohorts of Locofocosm.
N From The Somerset Post.
h We take it that there were abunda
N reasons to Justify those who cast the
e, votes f,rGen. Taylor; & such governed
rs majority Of the Convention. In the a
a. sence of all evidence, or even a suspcio
ot that the nomination was effected by al
II. unfair meaus resorted tn by the friends
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