The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-12

We cannot suspect the Albany Atlas of engaging IN
any intrigue in favor of General Taylor report has
gone forth that one of the most distinguished barnbun
ers in favor OF the General, in certain contingent
cies The strong commendatory resolutions of the Utica
convention and some recent allusion in the Atlas to
Gen. Taylors veto notions have been quoted in confr
nation OF this suggestion; but the following article from
the last Atlas speaks different language. Whether
there be any intrigue among the wings to raise up
Taylor party, merely the cover of other Interior pro-
jects, will be left to future developments to decide But
we cannot subscribe to the character and views which
here attributed to Mr. Crttenden That he has been
the warm friend of Gen. Taylors election, seems to be
conceded but, for that very reason well as for Others
we cannot believe that Mr.. c. is going for himself
the Albany Atlas
PROGRESS OF Vino INTRIGUE.-It appears now pretty ev
dent that the Tsyorism recently manifested in the whie
party nothing but the disguise of general dssasac
ton at the anticipated nomination of Clay AS the proba
by of that selection dminishes the disguise is thrown
of The Scott feeling got in 1910 was mani Hesitation
of the epugnunce, and appeased by the teea,
of the obnoxious candidate The wing managers in the
Taylor movement never appeared to have had heart in il
The welatectcd at their meetings responded only when
the name of Scott mentioned the dsaleetcd shouted
at the sound Of Cays name The Courier and ENQUIRER
their INDUCES in vague phrases the name
OF Taylor but 1t speaks with ZEAL intelligence, and with
the ervor of personal devotion, when defends the cause
of Scott. Despite all the agitation of Tayors claims we
do know OF leading whg in this quarter in vor of
his nomination. except Gov Young, (whom his party in
spite of the example he has set them, will pardon m
and he has gone Washington to find one to sympa
thise with him.
That the Taylor party should be organized for the pur-
pose OF eevatng some man like Scott Clayton or Crtten
den Clay ony that sometimes the Journey of
politics, the longest way round is the way home"
The friends OF Gen. Taylor becoming conscious of
this abuse of his real popularity and taking position
by themselves. The Taylor convention of Louisiana re-
fosed believe send delegates the wing convention:
and the Taylor State convention of Maryland held on the
10Th ult took the course and nominated an electoral
ticket composed of both parties.
Many wings who nsncere in their support OF Scott
In 1910, seem now inclined make the Hero of Mexico
their champion in They believe that the fame of
his victories element of unconquerabe strength with
the people, and that the foes exhibited his
dence will be more than Offset by the story of his alleged
prosecutions The Ohio delegation understood to be in
his favor Mr. Crendep, whose insincery towards CLAW
confessed, and who has exhibited little of the quail
ity in his mock Taylorsm is candidate for the nomina
ton himself There many others higher up in the cat
egoy ofprobablities than Gen. Taylor himself The whg
politicians evidently think that Taylor party is a good
contrvance to nominate anybody but Taylor.
Meantime, Mr.. Clay probably neither disposed to let
these ntgues mature unhindered inactive The New
Orleans Delta notices that Gen. Leslie Coombs il in Nav
Orleans. and ntmaes that HIS visit there has some ron
nexon with Gen. Scou's expected arrival and the move
ment Of the northern politicians bring CLAW and Scott
on the same ticket for President and Vice President