The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-30
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NKw YoRk, June 25 l64S.
Last night came off the great Taylor ratification meeting
The number OF in attendance large amount
as should judge 5000. But them don't suppo.,
these were all Taylor men-not all. o. those who &C
vely participated In the proceedings To
be the friends Of Henry Clay to the last The uposr
confusion We're unprecedented. Every speaker
or less Interrupted with cheers for Clay and some of them
Gas Senator Dayton, from New Jersey) could not obtain
hearing at all The whole upshot matter was that
everything, anything, and nothing DONE The report
in the Tribune, this morning. gives daguereotype view
OF the whole matter and is slight picture
could be, when taken by bonfire For purpose how
ever oil strengthening opinion abroad, suppose Elk
Dress would have believe that of the most en-
- sastc, numerous, and with the exception what il calls
aoco Interference harmonious meetings held in
iis CIV How gentlemen who would scom To be guilty. of
their private relations, misrepresent
P"oo syrences could The Ex-
press Is ie"y aware that it excessively largo
ee'.s io sun an occasion; that it did display any
oAuaooay oesss of enthusiasm. And that pa per fur
ie. ~oo'' a. 're We're there what it designates
'oco'ooos 'hese same wen did preserve order
than all the editors rena. But II the Taylori,s. ~.
peaseo WIN INC snow Oh last night all say u.s. that
ey are very amiabs set oil gentlemen, ought to be
encouraged.
The feeling Of opposition Taylor among thu wbe, IL
not confined this city In Boston, resistance ia riff Tho
former editor of the Boston Courier has retired from his
post-no being able retain "without sscraciny bis
personal integrity"
Ohio too responds to the dsafection. The following
extract from letter, coming from that State, publish
ed in .o'dsy's Tribune, contains some hard talk.
Bo assured sir that the nomination Taylor has dis
solved the wing party Wings may support t-whgs may
hold the old organization but the heart the people
Is utterly hostile the nomination. and the people win not
support it. And why should they3 Why should YOU or
dom2 Have not old and tried wings been udely put aside
out civil experience Are called upon in doing it, to
sacrifice every principle which dear u.s. and the full
maintenance of which is vital the glory and welfare of
country! The true wings of Ohio will bear this In
not how to turn short corners. They will do it,"
Such incidents these be peculiarly gratifying to
all such friends Of General Taylor could draw pleasure
from the occurrences Of last night in this city.
The credit of the State Of New York. fortified by con.
sutiona provisions, of which Sas Wright twenty
years ago the author, has lately had public test In
take up old stock, loan became
sary, and eagerly caught up.
''From onequarter to onehird of the State loan
taken for foreign account, mostly French and Swiss
ders New York stocks bear good reputation the
nent and the stipulation In the constitution in regard
loans has strengthened the confidence in them.
The price which this loan was taken is high compli-
State and that its financial reputation
firmly established went oil at about the same premi-
the government loan, although it has but
years. while the other has twenty years, The
at which taken per cent per snnum better for
the State than the rate OF The government loan yields
takers about per cent snnun, while the
loan yelds6f cent Moreover the State stock
is subject taxation; which, in this CITY, IN per
cent while the government stock is exempt from taxation
entirely Our State credit it thus seen, stands maeri
ally higher than national credit"
There great fire at Patterson this morning
500 worth of property destroyed and Of tho
most respectable citizens of the place burned death.
This has been of the warmest days of the season.
There PROMISE however, of shower towards evening
That will give cool atmosphere for the next twelve
hours and chance to sleep. FED.