Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

Ut llt iHlhllllAtHaA VI VIZ seAs"''''''
Deaoefaf. we would state tbal He are
not lie dsi nlef eI Johu Wentworth,
his pfess, or his principles, Ne leave
that to more eongeniol spirits. The
'Demoera," charged that, leadiag Wing
papers south, were quoting the extract
quoted N that papei ol the 1t msiput
from the "Chieaeo Democrat, aas from
aa afdeal cpss aud Butler rapef thereby
creulinV the IMPRESSION that the aGhIcn.
so Democrat a. not support Cas- aud
Butler ~ remove glis erroneous i'm.
preston, we ,Ialediht mclIhat ihaI iou.
nal was warm aafoealc OF the Loco
nominees, Ia joine 50, We spoke not Of
John Neutwonh, but ol his press aud
we spoke adyisedy. for We bad the jour
nal hs la.e us. Ne know tlal Went
worth dllat. or dil ti.le- with the al.
mipisllation On the subject Of mteual i'm
prosements by III General Government,
and denounced Nj. Folk for his veto OF
the River aud llatbour Bill; hai as to his
being formally read eul Of The Democratic
church Tor his opposition to the admins
lradaa. ths statement does not lally with
the facts, for We dad him now as ardent
IN hi. support Of IeeoIeroism as ever and
his press as inscriptions its denuncia'
tons Of Gcucral Taylor on account Of
his connection with the institution Of
slavery. rs lhc most fabid uboliiion press
iulha Gmon, Ii he was formally read
out of lha Democratic church. he must
have been speedily feiuslo'ed. As he is
now iaiull communion.
Tie "DuaoeRia asks Us why the
Wbgs are supporting Gen, Taylor We
answer. because he Is a Wing, aui comes
up 70 Mr. jefferson. standard, h .s hon.
est, capable, and faithful to the eonsiiiu.
tiou. They supper, him, because they
btlieke that under hIs administration, t.g
country would be brought hast to ils
/ pristine ru,iiy aad p-euloiioii ftaal and
corruption would sease To be ehuaienanc.
ed ct eouiscd Of. m high places. III 5
% for hun because he looks uraa the We.
to power as o hisA conservative power,
and not as = power granted by llie eonsii.
tuition 10 oae MAJ 10 oyerule The viii oi
the people as expressed through their
Representative. They support him b,.
cause, upon the subjects Of the fNrilI, the
Cuueuey aud the improvement OF our
Rieefs. Lakes aud hsflor., he advocates
the doctrine that the will OF the people, as
expressed through their Representative,
ought 10 be respected and carried ont by
the Executive. And, finally, they 90 lol
lin as the man above all others for the
present crisis in the affairs Of the nation,
brought about by Locoioco misrulc, which
is already tlrcatuing a dissolution OF the
Union These are a icw OF the many
reasons why the Whis- support General
Taylor, and constitute, ina great meas
urc, the grouulsupon which We predict
his election
Perhaps the Democrat" will now in.
form us how it is, that, if Mr.. Wer'.
worth was formally read out Of the Dlm.
oemtie party, he is s,iIl found battling for
the pnueipies olthat party, with, perhaps,
the exception Of opposition 10 The nn-
proycmcu,s Of our Rivers aud llarhors;
aud why the Democrats OF his district,
supported him for Congress; aud, il gree.
able, we should Ike 10 know, hDw the
Democracy OF ihc Sou,h, can support q
man for the Presidency who has declard
N am no Giahotles-I asnr hgrt
bca-Imrer hH BE-. 1 drgleaUc rs
IcrHieHoe N pSiHeip'c, aNa pay Jof Us
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