Washington telegraph., 1848-07-19

warranted a soldier for execution under
military law, he rules his army by aiIea.
ton aud not through fear, How Efeat
must be the satisfaction OF the braye old
nm Wien h. raheets--"my eounlfy's
enemies fell before me, bug my hanl IS
free Ion the blood Of any of my fellow.
citizens
/ remarkable instance oi his reluctance
70 sentence mon to death, is related al
him Is occurring afcrthe battle OF 8uena
NisIa. After the battle two desefiefz
were brought before him who had been
laken lighting among the MezIeanz.-
One would suppose that hero was an N.
stance IN which he would be expected 10
eve Eay 10 feelings OF vengeance. IL.
tween aa aud siA hundred OF hI= solliHf=
laY bleeding ou the earth, bu, lhs baIIIe
was over aud there had been hln1dsbad
enough Ii acknowledged as dassfiafz
tassa men must be put 90 death. ~.
sud he, lhese fellows Were not my sol
diafs-lhey never belonged 10 M amy
dafp tham back again 90 thn MakHau=.
IN tla tune OF the RoEug's March
Laughter ani applause.
W nm ever questioned Gen. TaylaHa
honesty. sud Con, Twjggs to ms a snort
ume slnee, Ill be d--j If there a
INN III the world can look hya minutes
III Taylor lace and then dare 10 maEa
dishonest rfapasitiontohm' lAW.aa=s.I ]
! HaYata =alllarin the American amy
Waald fsiar difficulty with the hHhssE
Aa!9f General IA il 20 Cen Tay.1s win
The certainly that he would receive Ifan
aIa Iaehi the most absolute gs..es.
Altef Jew words descriptive In IL
! aaIlla a Bugm Vista, M CaHHadsa
Fa=e=aaa 10 ssy-l mean mo- dizpafl=z.
a#aE ID aay otler General in heaH8=
aaa lhHf# ss saeh who are eheat maH-
bul ! da not bglaFe there is au1.har officer
n llIs army who would have i5a.hI l.
lHaIa Is Hol one who could have gaaeln Il.
Laad aal continued applause.
Aad nov, since Doc has returned hams,
So i af HaihIu. oi huu exaep hl# I'm
up an d1NuaIoug ihe n,rs vislaas In
uHI=a1aa Mhy there can't b. "A ~.
dug N the naigAb1rh11i, without HI=
azts present. laughter Thsy laIlaN
ba ass ebll.5n Thara he j. al
. M Ia lie farmers, 10, he is as aaaI 3
IaHaHf as any o. ghom-ana ii he should
vi Pennsylvania, although ha could. Ha
lalaI. learn something, lac would ~.
iail l5 give SOME instructions, sl-o
! Gea. Taylor. habits are Of thc simplest
Z Kind. HIS fare was only that Of the com
. |mol ,li.eE 80 tlai Ho mau could -ay
that he endured more than his general
} No General Boz ,hn American army was
J ever 80 loved, 50 obsyei, so fought ior
9 40 saHtu, no guard was around hs tent
. Any private soldier might 60 TO his tent
. ana ii tAe General had nothing 10 Do. ha
- would -,l down aul talk with him ab1u.
his family ani home. During all m.
. months %. bis service IN Mexico, he ncyc.
slept 10 house. HIS home wa, hi, tent
! among h. men, There Is soldier ioi
, you -,hors Is citizen.
3 And this mau--o pure, 50 upright. a
. ready with teaf for ils sorrow of q
friend, as with a blow l1f au gn.My-
D would he not make a real genuine oi.
. fashioned Democratic President (Ncs
yes aud opplau-D Not spurious, rar
p uMu DeWo1mi-but a real Democrat
2 would gol A.s election be new Ugh.
. over our fading Democracy! Doyoa not
. think, my friends, lhat onr Democracy
lu, bnen falling into ih' saar--a htue h.
10 the scar--a lI..ic into the yellow lsai
Have not abuse, crepl m l,om the loll
r continuance OF power .u the same hands
i II make no al.u,,on t5'any individuals.
e. Are we not gradually getting into oui
I government too many OF those little ars
. to,auc notions! CA yoice--itaIl come.
tothe i5aycsaud h-hrs) Yes my friends
there is a good deal IA that too On.
. ssl OF Presidents have held power O long
, whie--l moan a set OF Presidents pro.
Tossing the same political prnc.plcs--and
+ IA tI, long continuance OF power ia tho
same hands, many abuses must have crepi
} n.
Fut, my ic.ow-clu2cns, have already
detained you TOO long, and must now
conclude,
(ulere Mr. Cuttenden seemed about
taking his seat, when he was prevented
by perfect tempest Of shouts OF go on
go Oh. 80 on. give Us a little more
grape" AMI the hheJ
Well my lellow.ctizens, / will make
a lew additional remarks, but they must
necessarily be brief ] wish TO say q
word on one subject in regard to which
there exists good deal OF feeling in this
section OF the country It is objected to
Gen, Taylor that he is Southern man.
aud Shareholder Why arc these local
distinction. made! am a kcntnekian
but ! thank sod can take You, Penn
syIyaniaus, by the hand and call you
eJuatrymen. Separated by State bound
aries, being under dilIeren, State govern
meuta thprp il "A hnUd of tfnt,n-fhs