The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-03

THE Press AND GEN. TArLoa we ind tho follow.
papers to which they are credited:
It s certain that political opinion with the wings
the friends Of General TAYLOR are enthusiastic aud &C.
tive, particularly from the South, though Northern
Wings viii fall into the full belief that General T4ylor
Congress- rather than make Congress tributary to his
own will General" said one OF Taylors officers now
srat. Some say you the one, and some the other
wMoh Is true w The response was characteristic
enough AS an oHioer Of the army in the public
vice, am neither But when the question Is plumply
put to me- as now, full blooded Wing, and one
quarter ovsr"-Wdshinsi'u Cor. Pitsbursh Gazette.
GEN TAYLOR AND THE GEORGIA LEGISLATORS The
wing members Of the Georgia Legislature met in the
Senate Chamber, at Mlledgevile. the 22d Dec Al
though the meeting was called Whig yet resolution
ton Of parties only gives expression the public
ment of Georgia, in nominating as does General
Of the United States" 1t also resolved that In
order to carry out the nomination. the people Of the
respective COUNTIES be requested to appoint delegates
meet in Convention at Medgevlle the first Monday
In June next.
ANOTHER TAYLOR MEETING IN vInoIrIA-A large
Taylor meeting held at the Court House of Harri-
son county, Va the 2oth Dec, when 1t was resolved
that this meeting entertain for Gen Zachary Taylor
great respect and believing him worthy of and
~ qualified for the chief msgstracy Of the nation
mae him to the American people for that high trust
ANOTHER TArLor MEErlye "A monster meeting, as
the politicians say, was held in Montgomery Ala in
favor OF the hero of Buena Vista the evening OF the
nth December.
AND STILL ANOTHER A mass meeting Of the friends
Of Gen Taylor will be held at Dover Ark the OF
January.
Gen Taylor dssents from Of the op,niops Al To
NJ xoo exprersedn Mr. Clsy's recent great Speech It
Is said that his views very similar to Mr. Cahoun
in regard 20 taking and holding line in Mexico
Charleston Cou,ieT.
Foh McLEAS.-The Urbana (Ohio) Citizen has
placed the Of John Mel can OF Ohio at the head
OF its columns a. candidate for the next presidency
The GOVERNOR or MARrLArD's NoMrTArIoN OF GEN
TAYLOR or Gen Taylor Gov Pratt OF Maryland, says
IN ms messge"is intimate acquaintance with the ex
stng relations OF this country with Mexico, and the
purity OF purpoee and sterling good sense manifested by
Ill that he has said done, will am persuaded fully
Justify the wisdom Of the determination plainly eviDced
by his fellow citizens to confer him the highest Office
ID the gift Of the republic"
PENNSYLVANIA LEeIsLAruRg.-This body is to essem-
Bile at Harrisburgh, on the 4th inst
WHIe Caucus AT ALsAry.-The Wing members OF
Assembly m eet in In the Assembly chamber on
Monday evening o'clock to nominate officers for the
House There a mum Der of candidates for each Of
Ace IL generally conceded that Mr. Hadley Of Troy
will be elected Spesker.-.dibany Atlas, ln inst.
CLsnu OF ASSEMBLY Seth c. Hawley, Of Buffalo IL
spoken OF as q candidate for Clerk of the Assembly
Letters from Washington state that IL Is pretty well
ascertaiped that Gen Tayor's views certain sub
jeots follows He Is in favor of tariff
Of low duties and that in OF his election to tho
Presidency he would not touch the tariff NJ 1886 That
he IL against the eet tblishmsnt of United States
Bank and In favor Of an Independent treasury That
he Ia In favor Of territorial ind smnty .fi6arV Err