Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-17

contest, inspire us with the most confident belief in m
umphant campaign and crownng victory.
["7he Union'' of Sunday.
From the New York Globe" of June we
copy the following evidence Of the esprit of
union" in the Democracy in favor of the Balti-
more nomination
'sThe following among the papers in this State which
speak in of indignant condemnation against the audu
lent nomination made at Baltimore
The New York Evening Post.
The Newburgh Telegraph.
The Suffolk Democrat
The Albany Atlas
The Troy Budget
The Fonda Sentinel.
The Mohawk Courier.
The Utica Democrat
The Onondaga Standard.
The Cayuga Tocsn.
The Ontario Messenger
The Rochester Daily Advertiser.
The Buffalo Republican.
The Niagara Cataract
The Lyons Argus
The Western Atlas
The Elmira Gazette.
The jefferson Democrat.
"a great majority the of the papers the State
equally hostile the nomination, and will support it.
And the subioined evidence of +" disposition to
conciliate and harmonze" we copy from the CO.
lumns of the Union itself, TO which it had been
transferred Such enthusiasm and determine
tom as it evnces must satisfy the most ncredu-
lous " Democrat" of " triumphant campaign and
browning victory"
FROM [DEMocnArIcl EVENING POST.
Tue WHIG NoNISArIos.-Gen TAYLOR has been nom-
mated by the Wing Convention at Philadelphia
We look upon the Presidential Question virtually
settled Gen. TAYLOR will be in the Presidential chair
the fourth of March next he alive He ,oH soeep The
South from Cape May TO Key.Wes, and from the Ohio 10
the Rio Grande. Virginia will give her voice for Taylor
surely South Carolina Not Of the States TO pur
chase whose support the letter Of Mr. CAss slavery
wren) WILL in all probability give the author Of that letter
for the Presidency. In the North his prospects are
scarcely less satisfactory. This very nomination of TAYLOR
neutralzes in instant, influence which yesterday
exceedingly active in favor Of Mr. CAss. The worshppcr
Of power will their faces the rising Men
in Office will offend the heir apparent who Processes
ndulgent policy in regard political opinions and who is
pledged by letters written again and again. to know party
bias in the distribution Of office. elf behave ourselves
with olerable propnety they will say to themselves he
will merely because have been appointed by
a democratic Administration
The great error OF the present Administration, in adopting
and confirming the last prosae proceedings of Mr. Tyler
in regard to the of Texas think must be
manifest to Mr.. Polk and his Cabinet.
"Even-handed justice
Commends the ingredients Of the poisoned chalce
To their lips"
The pecptae annexation Of Texas under the first Of the
resolutions adopted by Congressetting aside altogether the
mild SAFE and wise alternative proposed by Mr.. BESToN,
and left TO Mr. PoLKs dscrcion-brought the with
Mcxico the with Mexico brought Gen. TALLon before
the public notice, gave him his popularity and armed him
with strength 10 overurn the Administration.
II is remarkable that this blow from the Southhe
South, which gra6cd by snatching Texas into the
Unon--the South to proptate which Mr. Cass wrote his
famous but fatal letter Southern candidate, armed with
vast personal popularity, is set up Southern force him
upon the Wing Convention and Southern will make