The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-21
THE UNION.
The Taylor Corru.uoudoucs

correspondents, when the bud of ambition was gradually
forming in his bosom-viz the letter the Native Amer-
can Society of New Jersey the Sgnal" letter. the let
ter to citizen OF Lansingburg, New York; and the
markable letter to DR. Delony of louisiana We hasten
to lay the rest of the letters before our readers when
they will how readily this bud expanded into full
flower and how this noparty gradually surrender
ed all his scrupes to the final decision of wing conven-
ton.
HEADQUARrEKs ARMY OCCUPATION,
Camp near Monterey, (Mexico,) June 81, 1917.
SR have the honor to acknowledge, with sentiments
OF nigh grathcaton The receipt OF copy OF the resou-
tons recently adopted al meeting OF the democratic wings
of the county OF Mercer, N. j.
My thanks specially due my friends of the State
New Jersey for their atteng expression of approval and
esteem, and which them truly reciprocal
| embrace this occasion to remark that if the people OF
the country desire to place in the high office of the
chief mag stacy, do feel myself liberty refuse
but, on the contrary IN that position, well
humble, it will ever be pride and endeavor
serve my country with all the ability possess
Please convey these my thanks and brief acknowledge
the citizens of the county of Mercer wish them
and yourself much prosperity and happiness With great
'''''''' remain '''' ''''''D' '''VA" z TAYLOR,
Maj. Gen. u S. Army,
Secretary Public Meeting at Trenton, N ].
HEADouARrKRs ARMY OF OooupArIoN
Camp near Monterey, July 6, 1917.
SIR The prospectus of native American paper to be
from you, has been duly received
Upon the points alluded in those remarks and which
members of the native American party require
from those whom they for the Presidency can only
with all candor that if elected that office must be
agency pledge my part in any particular. If ever
l that high Office it must be unhaimeed wih party OBJ
,chich the constitution and high Interests of the nation at
large seriously and soiemnly demand
be considered candidate in the proportion
in which it IS desired by the people respeetioe Of party
promise-wil be very acceptable meanwhile can only
hope it will prove useful to the country.
Very truly and sincerely your obedient servant,
Maj Gen. U. S. Army
Gen. PETER SKEN SMITH, Philadelphia.
To the Editors of the National Inteltigence:
AouAsco, PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Nh,
Augusta, l8i7
MEs.Rs. GALES Il SEAroN: Having recently received the
following communication from Major Gen. Taylor in reply
from myself forwarding him set of re solutions
adopted in May last, by meeting OF the wings Noting
ham district In this county, approving of his in
mating him for the presidency in 1913, you will confer
favor upon those represent as well as MYSELF by giving
a place in your columns.
Yours, respectfully, VIM. HALL
HEADQuARrERs ARMY OF OccurArroN,
Camp near Monterey, Mexico, July 8, 1917
My The resolutions recently adopted by meet
of the citizens of Prince George county, Maryland
letter, duly received
Through you would respectfully return to those kind
and atteng testimonials of approval which they have
just conferred upon If the good people of the nation
should greatly honor with elevation to the Chic
Magistracy, shall, by all jealous endeavos and the
best Of my ability suve to them and the
best and highest interest of the whole country yet though
feel mpeed to yield to the call of the people at large
should hail with pleasure their determination confer SC
grea! gift on some eminent statesman.
Be pleased to accept with these Acknowledgements fol
yourself and those whom you represent, the gooo
wishes and regard of your most obliged servant
z. TAYLOR,
Mai. Gen u. s. Army.
VIM. HALL, esq, Aquasco, Prince George county, Md