The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
A Choice Mor.si S,r the Wings.

all whom il NAV concern and OF the Taylor men spec
y " HON, beyond all doubt, IT does concern 1t is a
dressed TO the Clay OF New FORK city, who are now
nominating their electoral ticket. and 1t will doubtless
encourage them in that work. 1t the expansion and
explanation OF that famous elegraphlc despatch, "a
right-go ahead % and in the way OF doctrine, re-
proof and prediction that the Taylor may
AXE comfort in il Itsums up the untness OF the
aaton not III be made cogenty even as Mr. Webster
has done or Mr. Clay can do and goes even beyond Mr.
Webster in the disnctness with which If announces that
General TAYLOR DOOMED CERTAIN, INEVITABLE, AND
pIscRAcErUL DEFEAT" and that &" every not w'tuly
hind must see it
LETTER FROM JOHN NJ Bolts
Published by order Of the Clay Commniesi
RICHMOND, September O. IShS
Ny DEAR sIR received your letter yesterday, by Which,
was delighted 10 hear OF the Pred puyposfnot Albany
IA n-the. pan--of the determn friends OF the whg
;ause, and Of WING principles TO nominate Henry Clay;
ohe candidate (Which utterly deny the party sdoomed
o certain, inevitable and disgraceiul defeat and every
nan not wiuly blind mus, it. 1t was an Inexcuabk
nlnnder 10 suppose that from rion and quarter
million and half OF free independent wing voters could
be wheeled into line the word OF command from
i,y or sixty Wa hpgton politicians (most of whom had
scarcely shed their pen-eaher5 In pocs) tor candidate
vbo h,d meyer filled a civil station and who had not iog
orty wears perhaps in his life given vote tor man
without experience or knowledge OF Tue practical
operations OF any one of the domestic questions about
which we had differed of acquainanc with our for
.ign relations who had said 10 The people, You must
ake your own responsibility - WIN mol DC The
candidate of party will be the exponent oiyout
party principles iook the doctrines OF your party
the rule OF my action and while he poiessed 10 SHRINK
rom no sponsiby steadily refused TO give his opinion
on any question, the practical use OF the veto
power and declared his determination not TO be governed
by tho action convention, but would be candidate
who might be nominated; and In my judgment,
ais should have been considered IN that con-
yentol. after he made that declaraon
But this last objection said, had been removed by
the pledges made for him by Judge Saunders in behalf
| .l..s heh he
by card written by his authority and published by Bale
peyton. Bulet &c and this declaration was held uPby
the TAYLOR men and WING of the country sufficient
10 reconcile all wings his election That Peyton card and
his cordial pance OF the nomination, had placed him
of us had brought minds the conclusion to vote Tor
him. however reluctantly he writes another letter. in which
ne says he would accepted the nomination from the
Baltimore Convention the same terms on which he
copied the Philadelphia nomination! What becomes then
OF the Saunders pedgel What becomes OF the Peyon card
And if il be true that there expressed i'm
Piled in the Philadelphia nomination that would be ncon
,istent ptance OF the democratic nomination
BALTIMORE in what attitude does place the wing party
selecting their candidate who could with equal pro-
pety become the candidate OF their opponentsl And
true what position does II place Gen Tayor'
But what desire to learn is this II Cen Taylor IS not
bound by action OF the Philadelphia Convention, VITO
is? And if he may disregard us rscominenda9ns, VINO
may not And il he is bound by their action what right
he lend The influence of his name to the defea' oil
Mr. Fillmore, who associated with him by the same
body of men, by accepting nomination with zen butler;
In short, his whole OF conduct is insulting 10 Tue
Shig party and especially to all those who
the proceedings ana WHY
| spirit left in them they would resent It,
If il asceained that the purpose oil that convention
was perverted from its original legitimate objects OF ace
tanning and giving expression 10 public sentiment. by
smotherng the hand and manufacturing on h
other; in other words, II IL has been ascertnhea w
which there is doub) that the nomination was made
through the instrumen,ally of politicians without the
slightest ference the public WILL and that the Interests
of party likely to be sacrificed by NJ then hoa
ought to be corrected promptly by me people
themselves and trust in God the meeting you notify me Of
NAV ball in motion, that may roll and gather as
IL rolls until the wing party shall have its opened to
its true condition. and uniting as one man on lhe ony o
nav command a triumph that real strength entities
| us to achieve shall be in New York very shortly.
Yours, truly, in great has'e' 1o1v NJ RoTTs
| Having finished the perusal of the above edifyns
document the Taylor wings may like TO see the follow
ing brief announcement from the New York Tribune oil
Wednesday:
The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed at the immense
mass meeting the people AT Vauxha Garden on the 'h
September, their meeting on Monday evening Sep@n'
Der IL. unanimously
diencc the gene al WILL adher to HENRY CLAY ana
WILLARD FILLMORE, earnestly recommend the seVeIa
districts throughout the State, at the earnest CIV
period to nominate elector, that the compete Osy
electoral ticket may be before the people by or before w
| LIST of October ,,,..a
States all parties desiring to communicate with ths com
By order: WILLIS HALL, Chairman
| n. CARROLL, Secretary.
| The Executive Committee of Nine adjourned TO meet
at the same place Constitution Hsll) Wednesday eve
=, ming, 18Th inst, at u O'Clock.
| We have just an intelligent gentleman recently
from New York, who that the Clay wings are
resolved to complete their organization and make
effective at the polls.