The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-20
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NTw YORK, January -. 1913.
Friend Greeley, from away down there a, Washington
keeps putting il into" the Taylor aOer his shapes,
fashion He declares, to-day, in his I'll from the
metropolis 81 do not say Gen. Taylor may not 10 the
Wing candidate, though trust he may be but say
with confidence, that lie will be- without unsquvoca
avowas his part that he is one Of nsa he accepts
a whig runs as wing, and viii preside whg-and.
without public assurances that he will favor, but OPP
pose the extension of slavery under the laws and hax of our
Union That he will give such assurances do not sffmi
Out mat The wing party will not support nun without
have entire confidence" What says Alabama Taylorism
10 this "byauihority the no-sn-
very" paul
Right upon the heels of the French steamer the Cambria
got Ia here last night with still nine days a,er intelligence
course beating the Missouri by that time less few hours
having gone almost same track She has had
very rough passage of IL days and hours Just GO
ing into Halifax, she got into "a tight place. patical
yamong the breakers. She had drop her anchor and
swing upon her of her predicamen, Her
regarded decidedly avorable-prospectvey rather than
actually; and in day has had good effect Wall
As she up TO her dock she was received by
crowd of Jersey CiyZens with cheers and salvos of
tillery.
New York now presents the striking spectacle OF three
in port al once, representing the
great maritime powers of the wordhe Washington,
the Cambria and the Missouri We hope thai our Boston
friends will allow themselves to be too much exe'-
csed" on account OF it Ifcommerce will find lie way
here, help it, and they must not feel badly
about it.
IL rated wing pfonlBacy INV yosso'o"y'
The telegraph announces, this morning, the appointment
by both houses, in strict party vote OF Mr. Seth T.
Hawey standing candidate tor anything from clerk
of the House up commissioner oil the code In" cai'
the climax. To sweep away the whole thlng co""ss'''
and comm ssioners would be public blessing .
bill punish adultery &c., has passed the senate vi
State by almost unanimous vote Senator Iamp''
of Je erson being the bold who venured to ft hs
sole unaided voice ag ainst this kind OF moral reform.
chances in the House houghtto be somewhat doubtful,
the principle that ga fellow feeling makes us wondro"'
kind"
The Liverpool packet Ashburon brought out the Presi-
dents message the Both ultmo, beating the new Canton
ship Memnon, which had the document also.
Little Lord John has red the thirteen bishops ana
any number of laymen, with the University OF oxioa
thrown DR. Hampden is Bishop Of Hereford Inc nigh
church party is discounted exceedingly but mas not ye'
made amy overt demonstration
The already sustained by tho management OF the
French line of set down at or Two
millions of francs The French government intends 10
grant relief TO the company All four of the ships are to be
taken into dock, and entirely reftted throughout-new
cabins furnaces and boilers OF equal TO oO-horse
power (nstead of 1907 &c, &c.
One Of the very labos OF whg House of Assem-
bly, provision requiring physicians to write their pre-
scripons in English, with the names OF the medicines
Surely wing majority makes the smallest and most tinker
ing of legislatures
The last Blackwood devotes long and quite able article
to Emerson and his writings which, after deal OF dscrm-
mating criticism it concludes with these emphatic wofds'
cup this moment America has not given to the world
ANYTHING which, point of original genius. 10 comparable
to his writings That she has thousand minds better
built up whose equal culture and whose more sober
opinions one might prefer havehs is not the question:;
but in hat highest department of reflective genius, where
The power is given mpa insghts into truth, or
make old truths new, he stands hitherto unrivaled In
his county he has equal and no second"
1t good sign of the times, that high critical autnor-
" in Europe bears eslnony like this to writer like En-
rson.
The Missouri brings new tenor. Sig Arnold, sent for
by the Astor Place management supply Bennedettts
place, at time when their dispute with the latter was
still unsettled and Herr Karl Heinzen, distinguished re-
Ds,sche SchnsN most FED q