New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-14
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.



1 wEpsEsDAr EVENING. April IA.
] nr Boris came forwsr amid the most deafen-
~ cheers. and, after the applause bad subsidized,
s5dressed the vast concourse as follows
ur President gentlemen. and brother wings Of every
ssssnnstion and Of every hue. return sou my most
sfal acknowledgements for the reception with which
se been met. and for The in which the toast
ssd BY my friend been received by this company. Yet
ss Dot The vanity 10 suppose that II has arisen from
10 considerations that due 10 myself personally,
szns5 know that ~ has arisen from the great prDc
- q the Wing party. which have srenuousIy advocs
"a rom my erst enTsDoe into public life lCbsers1 /
.s,ss, before yon, gentlemen, In answer 20 an Invitation
| - he Wing Young Men - Pnsoelphia, u commemo-
that day rh CD gave birth 10 the Champion Of Humsn
fxh % the Champion Of Civil Liberty and to the Cham
| - Of Conservative Principles fCheers might ado
| = as great Commoner Of America Ana let IL was not
xts alone hat you have assembled here; IT was not
/ ~ dis sone-to pay homage to a man-ihat you have
sthst nor WAS for this alone that left my public
hfss the seat Of Government 10 here miDgle
pt sc6,srsts with yos; IT was. II have been mis-
| sfum-c for cooperation among Wkgs-the Wigs Of
| Hssdsphsa Ia order that we may determine 10 the
sG means for accomplishing common object against
| punon foe. Tremendous cheering
I here 10 man Ia this assembly, there is no man IN
AsCommonwealth OF Pennsylvania, there 10 not man
ssain broad limits Of the United States who is not
Of what has sten addressed TO you by my friend
sAo preceded with regard 10 the actual condition OF
~ souatry. There 10 no man who does not know the
sfoos condition IN which We stand. There is 10 man
shs DOES not know Of this most arocious and ungody
that has been brought upon the country. lCheers
rbsp Is stupid as not TO know that at the
sebi We rejoicing at the erection Of Republic
he other side OF the Atlantic our Government Is exert
Nell 70 Pun oo"nA h.puUie on th's siae OF Inc Al
Aaue IheIeh no man insensble 10 All the olincuties
hsi have arisen and must grow out Of this horrible
ve the great conservative party OF the country de-
ne 10 unite As We have been united heretofore and yet
as more lamsnsble than true that, Just at the
nsnt that requires all our exertionsall efforts to
sst down the common foe we Ind division In own
,ohneh family why need there be TINS divisionr why
81 ths, We are po' no" IS IN 81 untso 10 man p
Icssas Why Is II that In rs we do not nhd IS In "a,
VIZ "s n'' oosas ;. iesPonse W ,uo eevauo"
n@ry eiy' toieN suu long cohuNueo cheering i
vas, pfhcPo mas lie chanseo' HhA' Principe mas nc
sbsndonedl
WY need We look for fase goes 10 al DOWN and wer
p! In regard to Gen Taylor, who has been presented
H very large ana respectable portion Of WING breth
zen a this aud responsible Office, have
l-isosd net II would, and would II could. utter
ns word In denunciation or In derogsiion tCheers
II would do IT, FIRST because think II would not be In
sosc taste In good adgmes but chiefly and in paicu
N bessuss It Is not IN my heart TO II. lCheers
hsre IL no compliment, honor or reward that could be
eust TO that great and gallant solder-thst hoHeadH-
which am not prepared 10 acquiescs II II does not IN
ss With the rights OF others both In private assembly
lssd IN my public capacity as Member OF Congress
what object TO IN Gen Taylor WHO produces the only
Itvsn Ia our ranks Of any eonsqMree 10 the political
rson which he has himself chosen to occupy Much as
FWvd ane respect him, would no In the language OF
- your toass sacrifice one Jot or little OF wing pn-
d3les 10 secure temporary triumph. lCheersJ
sns commune together lei us talk together as reason
ses men. having common ooyect sacred 10 us sn-tne
Ifsee1PuOn VI NV"hhy s"o
w. Substitution rom the nanas OF me oihs ana anass
lChssrs what 10 the position mat Gen. Iayior mas a.
unsdr Wiil any man regard speaking IN derogsuon
a0sa. Taylor shonld say lac 10 the nopary candidate
" this country any more than of Henry Clay when say
he's hs wing candidate OF inns ooantry' would oere'
~ nom the name OF mr. roA' "r' nucnahan OF Mi DA
~ we're 70 sVe 'ne u. IS palS %
NOT tnss no" car se u On, .ne uaso VI oon 10y
n vnen Apply 20 NM 'hs uame W rhcn ne mas cno.sn
10 sshschnfe hmsen-uhe ho-Paiy canuosto 81 'ne
eslayf are We, ne "hs parry ., tne eneu o.A.ss'
dsa nave become Obsolete or that they are not worth
Sighting for tCrles OF no. mol What do you mean Dy that
banssr that staring IN the face, We support the
hrf because supports usr Has Gen. Taylor protested
hirss In favor OF that arn has he proessed himself
vor OF any one OF tne ea' principles ior when me
es parry mas oess eon'ena,ns 10, 20 may a. a ~
icy "tn Us upoA ma Is nor. A; " ',e
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sIenosp' o. lno S a lens.s $4,000
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vopS Ahu INJURY uone n W ne seoh in men
80 70 ovsr'nlsn anu sae,,nee nim, nos ohy iooseo
nn out voluntarily rendered 10 Dim the nomination for
n rresdepcy OF the tniled States Do Gen. Taylor ex
Is o. can be expect al our hsnds when ne told US nc
veen iet nimsen 70 no party or cirque out keep himself
IL. nom al parry S'.uncs,onsmsno mss .olo US snee
- IA no, pS Enough 70 1eeoe
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~ ~ Raj an onnar,nn,,v ~ ,no,r,ns o ,n
nssct, bur viii st.ts A. f.ct wh,.i !, nov, ,ah,,.hss
Ii - world that When Comm,,tes ~, snod,n,sd nv
- sss Of NisssiopI 10 invite him 10 nsrtsts ~ the
sp .l,tes of the sac rumors rsscbss Vashngton Of
A urspsy startling character An relation 40 Censrsl
lfsykrs Opinions upsn the subIset OF tha war Twas
ssssias 10 do Cen TAYLOR or spy other man ipius-
IN spon that subject and Al nv nstance Mr. Thomp-
Is Of sssi.spp addressed letter 10 The Commit tee Of
as kaow what was the precise character Of those
sapbs which he gave to the and the
Iss nis-s transcript OF which have In nay pocket, and
vAaoA viii nov read
IN regard TO the conversation had with General Tay-
have 10 say We did not sk on the tarh-we did on
~ var. He expressed himself I" yar~ OF ne car, DC
~ " sds deescesst ~ yascr u pro@etnn9 r00ro"y
hey should yield TO an abe peace Nc vas Jor "a
1nstsy srfa. and haf ser'sriai ne was not welded
II sny line particularly but thought, perhaps KIND
aon promise with the Wimot Proviso men, We had bet
~ 70 up the 32 degree. making the Rio Grande the
Boundary TO that degree. AMI said the South
salt sgrse 70 tue provisions Of the wmot Pro-
~ although he dt not believe mere ever would DC
sv~y there ysth toe country was squared ths exsns
ssefd he len nee on 'n.t suolsc' q" ~"
sssaDy come ssH ~ yos.'ns's'' " aeye.s sa,N es
~ - oroto<d "a tnc sHJecs oi Pohue nc sAiu no was