Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
Mr. ]. II. BRYANT, Secretary, &c, Philadelphia.
The following were the resolutions passed:

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The following were the resolutions passed:
Whereas, The country has suffered enough
from The election Of party Presidents. and be PEG
pie are demanding with one acclaim, Pfcsi-
dent OF the country, aud not the President 81 a
party Therefore
Resolved, That as Young men and voters, We
have associated ourselves together, wi,hou. dis
linclion OF party, Tor he purpose OF promoting he
election OF Gen Zachary Taylor as Piesden, o!
the United Stales.
Resolved, Tha, We have bu. one choice FOR the
nexI President, and that is Old Rough and Rea
dy, first, last, iad al he time.
Resolved, That il is our determination 10 WORK
for Gen. Tayior's election, aud that We VIII TARA
out in person TO attend The Mass Meeiing in In
dependence Square, on Tuesday, June !, a. eight
o'clock, P. NJ.
Resolved, That we intend 10 keep organised
and keep he harness on as good soldiers in 90 81
cause, unul he battle is fought ard The viclofy
won
Here, he appears unequivocally as no.party
candidate No Kaleidoscope can do justice to
the ever shifting, every hued phase OF Taylor
ism. As the Floridian graphic lily says:
.sThus does he Gen. T) Hy from one bush 10
another. Thus does he vary his mind with every
change Of the moon. He not only becomes The
candidate of party, VIII oh he SAID he would no,
do, but if Mr.. Clay had been.nomiaated, he would
have submitted to be withdrawn by party
Convention, which he said nobody was author
ICED to do but the people. 1t is with this easy
slide tina, he transfers himself from the people,
and from his boasted Independence To a party,
and to q party which has such contempt or
dread Of the people, that they sit and deliberate
with closed doors.
sLet the people Judge from such inconsistent
cies Of the anxiety this military chief felt lest
something would be lacking to make him &C
ceptable as candidate. They see his
turninss and twistings, his step forward and
step backward, his reared head and his bowed
head and all his hues and shapes, which were
the outward indications Of his mental throcs.
1t il well his party prevailed on him TO write no
more"
: But the irreirisvab'e mischief was done in
Philadelphia by The authorized submission c. tic
Louisiana Delegation 10 the behes.s OF IA pqyty
Convention" an! ii his Independent, 'iriends" are
true to themselves, they will every where sban.
don the cause OF "a leader" who has been nm.
true" TO them. This has been the effec, il :7ary
land, as will be seen by The following iacs satcd
10 The Baltimore Sum- and will, no doubt. be FOL
lowed up every where Throughout, he Unrn:
THE INoEpENDENr MARYLAND TAYLnR E1rc.
ToRs.-We find in the "Baena Vista OF Ss,nr-
day, the Letter addressed By The lnderenJrsl Tay.
lpr Eeci4 5 OF Maryland 10 Geo. Taylor. with
regard ia the statement made by Judge Saunders.
o; Louisiana, TO the Wing National Convention
lion which we extrac, the following:
eve have The honor TO enclose 10 YOU conv
u that statement, AIKEN from the Baltimore Anne.
rican OF June 10Th, and Identical, in substance.
with the versions which have appeared else
where in the reported proceedings OF The Canven
zion. The statement, You viii perceive submits
your cl'ims, uoequivocaIly, and proie>>eiy by
your authority, to the decision Of party csnven
ton, and commits You 10 the withdrawal OF your
name from the canvass unless you should re.
ceive The Wing nomination. The ground thus
taken for YOU is SO utterly inconsistent with The
position which You have assumed for yourse,f
on every occasion on which you have presen,ed
your own views 10 your countrymen. tina, NE
have not heslated 10 express our conviction al
its incorreclness as will appear by The card which
we lake the liberty to transmit 10 You with his
letter. A high confidence 10 your purify and no.
nor, has been one of the main elements in the en-
ihusiasm with which your independent, friends of
Maryland have LEFT the ranks OF both parties, 10
otins your name before the people To that con.
ndence you have cordially responded, and il re-.
aoa'edl II is simply Tor the purpose of taxing
from your enemies the solitary preters far nisreprs
sentasion, which has ever been connected w;,b
your name, that We, and those whom we rsnra.
sent, are anxious to be favored with vo,r n,sn
authority, to do you justice in he premises" '" :
With regard 10 the answer received from Gene.
raj Taylor to this letter, the "Buena y;san 70.
marks:
IA letter has been received from Gen. Tsv,or
BY the committee of corresp ondence and the eec.
lois OF The Independent party, in reply to ono
which they addressed him on The 18th Of June
a, the special request of Gen. Taylor, that letter
wiz mol now De published. II will, however, be
submitted to The Stale Convention, al the meeting
on the 9Th. Having been favored with an oppor.
ianiy OF Perusng it, we are permitted 10 say Ina,
ment OF Judge Saunders which we re.publisb 10.
day and recognizes that slatemep, as HAVING been
made by his authority. 1t is needless for ne 10
say, that the ground on Dhica TOE hare ieretot,,e
stood in our support of General Taylor Is TIM, 70.
ken rom Under US dssiberaiely and uaeouiroeoU,,
W ~ tnssutduat IN tokoss bsAalf zoe assumed =
ana there can Be neither doub, nor difnculty m