The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-28

TAYLoR's PROSPECTS IN MAssAcHusErrs-O opposition
70 Iayor's Nomination. call for convention tt
be holden at Worcester the 2sh instant, appears
the Courier and Wing OF yesterday morning. signed by
G. +. Adams, c. Sumner, and s. G. Howe Of this city
s. e. Phillips of Salem, Samuel Hoar of Concord Chas
Allen of Worcester Henry Wilson of Natick, Erastus
Hopkins of Northampton, D. w Alvord of Greenfield,
and Others. The call asserts that the support OF Zen
Taylor is required by obligations of party hdety and
principles reacherous TO the cause OF freedom ana me
utter postraon Of the interests oil free labor ana the
rights of freemen.-Boston Times
There was a large meeting at Buffalo on Wednesday
evening of the portion of the democracy opposed to the
nominees of the Baltimore convention Among, the
occurred during his address, is worthy OF record. He
was reviewing The merits of the two candidates for the
highest Office in the gift OF the people, and asked Is Gen
TAYLOR fit for the presidency Scarcely had the words
escaped from his lips when there went up responsive
"yes yes, yes" from the multitude. Federal paper.
After this, can there be any doubt of the political char
acer of those composing Mr.. Van Buren's audiences
The Lowell Advertiser, says Mr. Robinson who
has been ousted from the editorial char of the Courier
and Journal because he could not go Taylor about TO
start an ID paper IN Lowell Whgery IN LOW Low
about calling ratification meeting. Fifteen members
were presents and, says the Advertiser:
ga vote was taken which stood olows Five voted
favor four against and six refused all And that
just about the present state Of the wing party Five
sieen!hs for Taylor itsenhs sg anst him and six
know what Taylor is for"
HIS PRospEcrs IN VERMoNr-The leading whig Or
gan in Vermont, the Montpelier Waterman, refuses to
put up Tayors The electoral vote of that State
in which plurality elects, morally certain to be given
for Cass and Butler.-P0rtsmouth (N. H. Gazette.
HIS PRospEcrs IN New HAMpsHRE-Th Manchester
American thus speaks of the nomination of Taylor We
do not declare that we shall not support Gen. Taylor
But we do say that cannot do unless we have
satisac oy evidence than his Allison letter that he
totig There two points in regard to which must
have full expression of his opinion before declare
in his behalf He must favor the protective tariff, and
express his opposition TO the extension of Sdue territory
On other important questions he has spoken On these
the two great measures, he must also speak"
contributed literally than any other for the
support of his party, that he will vote for
Taylor under present circumstances and that he can
name fifty of the most influential wings in town who
will not do it-Portsmout (N. H) Gazette.
MORE SCREWS LOOSE IN New YORK-The Seneca
County Courier an influential and widely crculated whig
Journal refuses hoist the of Taylor and Fill
at the head of its columns, and repudates them in
a long editorial, from which we extract the following
sWhie the Courier remains under control, and
responsible to God apd man for the influence 1t e1ers
il will not advocate of the election of such cand
believe Gen Taylor To be- We cannot support
him without being guilty OF the garng inconsistency
without turning backs those wing principles
which have often and earnestly proessed-wthour de-
serng the great and glorious of eternal opposition
extension OF slavery and the other aggressons of the
slave power-n short, without despsng ourselves"
True Sun