New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

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Iohn Van Buren, IN faheuii h"h'
v,smske some extracts at random from M
=. Oh 81 Mr.. Van Buren,, 10 Boston. on Wednes
iav evening last, as we find it reported in ~
see. on Republican
xisr.Ky IN TAYrORs SoMISATIOS
q nomination Of Gen. Tsyior, in my humble Juotf
pent fsils 10 address it-eli 10 the very PeoP - g.
..,asd % attract He nominated unoer u7 'l
r..s,on that there Is In military chsrsetei s
80 70 as,,ls the mind OF ne sroi ant A. ~
ID Q tie support Of the posuss party IL "h'sA '''
srs 5loyed
- ,,,,,,,..,,',s'. ~ t4,, sscs.on ana Gtn Hsf-
son should have tag 70, yoi.A3-a. totally different
.e..on Gen Jackson was beaten Al MS nfri no
3oa when his military reputation wa more he7n' ee
.,ss rxards elecvd when be had acquired civil qesih
eson. Gen Harrison also Deaien ~ nis nrst nom
nation They both beaten until they became tho
ssDonents Of political party and the repre-cntaiiye
of urical principle and then Of course, supcraddel
10 their military Notwithstanding political PRINCIPLES
and capacity they became candidates known - aFas
bic Now the availability Of Cen Harrison CONSISTED ~
his warm support Of Henry Clay and Wing principe
So too Of Mr. Polk who the great available o, ~
dern times He WAS supported BY Col Benton en- -
Allen, and other prominent republicans % tn1 =
Immediately from the word "go." Bat hefe We ~" ~.
Gen. Taylor already ninety dsys IN ine ~ IN -,
man present can - whether Henfy O0y w. -
f,r him when the election arrives-no ndn p's'n' an
tel me- unless he hiss letter sources u NM 49,, III
are open 10 the public whether Dahiel "o3s.e' -
forn h or MI. webster rof1 t.'rt 49,
,v dav. an~og. reflection be has come 70 the conc u
So ~, ~ oyoose him and you zee ne ms Only s<v
avs len 10 bring himself % the CONCLUSION % 'O'V 40
him lCheers and laughter
xy,esrrR A. TIE LAST ROSE oF SUMMER
,.sret that distinguished cizeD IN THIS ne- moor
hood should have found himself - circuni'
one Of the candidates upon platform That ne 'niDNs
n ludcrous for MIN 10 occupy H. Tie says mat IL tne
candidate for the Presidency and himself aiter Deihs
steadily opposed ~ each other for I'VE and twenty
years should hBd themselves upon The same PLATFORM
fhey would laugh ia each others iaccs
e .ays that this ludicrOus that he could not 90
IL But il that this i unnecessary sqaea
i.hpess upon the part OF that gentleman II seems 70
me that ater standing for two years upon the ant babN
sn,iTarf pro Texas SlavehoidDg platform WITH JOnn
TYLER he would be comfortable anywhere ne coaa s'i
a footing Applause and three groans Tor "eo-lef'l
standing there, too after every other man lhaa s",
briliancy 20 that remarkably intellectual cabinet OF
Gen Harrison had q, TO leave 10 REMAINING
will not say a. the last OF sumner put certainty
tbs, LAST shoot of Northern Whggery which nan been
graed on the Tyler regret that tnerc shou pr
snytbing in the circumstances Of our position "hicn
sbould prevent go eminent man from occupying our
platform in common with HE Is coming'-iroin
the crowd hope 80
JOHNS EULOGY OS dad"
II would not become me 70 cay how steadiast ana
how immovable that candidate Is in devotion 10 IN
nrincinls / can safely Say that this is bran ne"
oueson-never before presented by tue aggressloDs
the South | say that the propCshon 70 car
Slavery into the Free Territory ana pant ~ tneie
entirely new / can rem nd you that opp0sitlpn was
made 10 IL In the State of New York and by the pre-
sent nominee for the Presidency 1t was presented 10
q portion Of party In one state witn no more inca
Of carrying the Presidential eecuoh 'nan VI gong -
the moon at the time the action was had Subsequent
circumstances the Philadelphia Convention tne natioh
al character which TO give IL movement mas gwen
dferen, aspect of the whole thing
At the time il fret done, every reasonable man
will concede that there prospect Of doing any
thng else than making naked operation on principe
may ask any politician what one OF them mas saciceu
more personal comforts, and more private OF ponuca
friendship, than has been sacrificed by him VINO hr7t
took this position with regard 20 the extension OF ga
very regret most particularly that that tnguish,o
statesman should have grown so disirusuul that hf
should fear eachery for OF all things this seems 10 M
The very extreme of nerv that after being
two wears in the same truckle bed with John Tyler
IGreat laughter.
SLAVERY rs THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Another question, in regard 10 which much contrO
versy has arisen is the abolition OF slavery IN me Ds
trict of Columbia In regard that, the opinions OF
the candidate for the Presidency have been largely ds
oussed He is charged by individuals at the south WIN
having abandoned the opinions he once entertained
Internationally he did say, after he was elected TO The
Presidency in 1897 that he would veto bill for the
abolition Of slavery in the District OF Columbia lie
undoubtedly does say now that he thinks II unwise ~
do IT, But II both Houses Of Congress see nj TO DO IT,
ne will not veto such bill And his justification 10 10
be found II found at all in the changed state OF The
country Eleven years have passed since that declare
ton was made. The South were then defending them
selves as they urged They contentng themselves
with the territory they had then acquired Since then
they have brought Texas into the Union by war. They
have forced this question into two consecutive elections
Nav they have demanded that the candidate Tor the
Presidency should PROSTATE himself at the feel oi
the Slave Power and should be willing 10 concede that
they have the right independent of any legislation
whatever march with the armies and the power OF
this country into Free territory and plant there the evil
and curse OF Slavery Is il not then tine tina, the fun
constitutional power OF this country should be executed
in sboshug this evil Can II be the part OF states
man. would it be the part OF wise man. 70 resist the
action OF the representatives. vi the people they
choose 10 take this courset
"sAvE MI FROM MY FRIENDS"
The Cass agree entirely that we are destroying
tho prospects of Gen. Taylor: and the Taylor men
agree perfectly that destroying the prospects OF
Gen. Cas-. lcheersl And yet they b, tn turn in and
abuse us much numerically than they abuse each
other Now Is this backing their friends OF telling the
truth as they really belevei Cheers
JOHNS OPINION Of DANIEL
Should wait aud Join this eminent senator al
Nsrshheld, (who seems prepared, might almost say
10 draw wagon across bis own throat, ana say II
with respcct standing lac has stood for thirty years
seeing ,6a, although he may be AN Old Colony Whr.
and Massachusetts Wing. and Marshheld Wing,
and never lived to be Southern Wing, to get support
from that region of country with the Southern grave
yswning for thirty years Immediately before him
arriving at the close Of brilliant life, eminent as ne
unquestionaby is for his intellect Voice IN the crowd
"1hree cheers for Daniel Webster Y cheers, groans,
and Kisses eminent Ms say he Is for his ntelectonc
of the abest men, beyond all question that ever existed
In the United States regret that under those crcun
stances he should not feel called upon 70 oppose nom
nation which is made upon mere military grounds, as
he says himself-which not tt 20 be made, as he
says himself--strikes death to all living American
statesmen, TO the idea that civil wisdom great pru
dence great experience, learning aud capacity are 10
be the requisites for the discharge of the duties OF the
office Of President of the United States. but starts
theory which offers up sacrifice az the shrine OF
TAYLOR a holocaust OF American Statesmen-a theory
which might be 20 extreme absnrtty
Ii 10 theory which would hardly be- satisfied hy max
ing Tom CRIB Prime Minister 10 England regret
that in such condition this where u he bad thrown
his sword into scale, victory would assnredy have
gone 70 Standardization two speeches from ban In
Ohio. and two three speeches in Pennsy lvanla and
Massachusetts would have settled the result Of tlls
settle H. and not by Congress who should noii regret
under fheso circursiances that he shnul only ha.a