New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
The Presidency-A New Candidate suggested
10 Buffalo.

An intelligent aud earnest correspondent ad
dresses us in specific and urgent depreciation o
the triumph of either Taylor or Cass, and in re
rem as unavailable. We cannot find room for hi,
reasons but give place to his conclusions viz
What then, shall be done | have thought in
tensely on this matter, day and night. | am mai
who has personally nothing to make or lose by tn,
shuffngs and revolutions Of psrty-I not which
| party succeeds lar as concerned for wan
nothing from any Administration, but jus, and Con
sttutional Government But cannot even in my soil
tude and personal indifference forget the fortunes
this goodly land When look over its surface Sc,
thirty oonfederated Republics, whose destiny seem
turning the next election In the troubled night tina
is US. can ray OF hope from single qusrie
| of the horizon where other men are gazing. WIS
shall be done | have some hope yet There is 4
man whom believe great enough and good enough
and true enough to us ii he viii allow h.msef Il
come forward. man who has known al the evils o.
Slavery, and who would gladly seek remedy for it,
man who has = large American heart In his bosom
who would check the desoatlns tide OF slavery from
any farther advancement VINO cares little for
the triumphs of any party, unless il be an american
Party such as Washington and jefferson would organ
lie, If those CREST patriots now on the earth
Eyerybody will ask who Is he He must be South.
man to unite the OF the South aud the North
he must be Southern man to know and feel in his in
most soul the evils and woes Of ssvery-to lit voice
which should be echoed from every true heart in the
Slave States, and make every Northern slave-man
sink back from the rebuke of his presence He must
be Soatheya man, to hold balance of power in times
like hese-to silence the mad rsnting OF j. C. Calhoun
and his feeble, but noisy, party al the South
Here is room for Compromise measure worthy
OF the name. Who the who reformed the Ps-
pacy after the Proes,ants had worked at it in vsin for
three centariesi A Pope Of Rome The glorious Plus
IN And who strike the pasying blow that will
annihlste the whole system of American Slavery and
Slavery Extension efectually as southern msn-a
who 500 negroes
believe there is such man in the South man
who long ago retired from public life with the respect
of all parties and the veners,ou the worldwide in
conscience and from policy opposed the Extension
of Slavery inch farther-and who would in the end
propose some practicable scheme to the Legislatures
and People OF the South which would be adopted for
the hns emancipation Of the Anglo Saxon race from
the ehghtns thraldom of this tremendous curse-for
confess feel deeper for the Master than the Slave
slio regard hiin as the more unfortunate man
.e"i0 AuO"n from one end OF the nation 10
the other and in Europe as a bold independent fear
lcss Ameneen-a man 10 whom Mr. Van Buren, would
ses.sn AL ms eians-a man who, As President with a
noinlnsnon nom the Buffalo Convention would sweep
w w WIN John Van Buren, Vice President on
me same ticket Who Is her JOHN p KING of
, Ieorss, formerly distinguished U 5 Senator from
et your resoers smile or stare or laugh outright AZ
they plesse; II mstters so long a an a. 49,, -
been struck out which may yet save the n;on ~
stses, and perPeiuste to distant futuri,v the so
boon OF consolidation of Republics Visit ffnr ~
Buffalo Convention ,My