The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-19
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Having given to or raalers the opinions OF mary
ri the leading journals upon the nomination OF tas5
and Butler, we now place before them the sentl-
mens of the press as far as they have reached us,
upon the nominees of the Wing Convention.
From the New York Evening Post democratic
Barnburner)
We look the n ,a a o
the 4th of March if he alive He will sweep the Soqn,
G om Gape v Msg VII give ayo
South Carolina Not one OF the sHy TO 4as sn VIII
IN ali probability give the author OF that letter vote or ne
Presidency In the North his prospects are scarcely less sa
From the Courier and Enquirer, (whig9
We place in our columns today, the honored name OF
a Ts9 6n the s o Tes IN he
hands We the contest with him as our eader-and
t m can be no defeat Zachary Taylor
Cen the hT 5 and has been fa oe
who from its present troubles can LEAD he nation back to
present Executive.
From the Washington Union.
But they deceive themselves. Let them take General Tay
lor as their champion. He cannot be elected Give hm
New York-and sure that the gallant democrats
othe Empire State will surrender their fortunes without
gnia nor Ohio The last State IS strong o Cas- her
and without Ohio cannot be elected All our friends
Ohio rdcule the idea OF his carrying the Buckeye State
their President but they would give her the choice
of the Vice President For therefore, hold our sue
sale in the highest degree.
The Philadelphia Bulletin, independently says:
Opinions vary his en. Taylors chance Of success
He will unqnestionably poll at the South and
States But his fate the North if judge Of the
sen enacted Of b a w Se m Toe o o
candidate VINO is not opposed to the extension OF slave tern
inflicted on the wings 70 concordance this the vote of
Pennsy is counted and Taylor certainly VIII run
dsaffecon seems exist in the Massachusetts delegation
will probably not be sufficient to lose the State.
From the Cincinnati Atlas, (whg):
We feel personal honor, under the circumstances,
pledged the support of Gen. Taylor for the Presidency
taking for granted we advance of the official
report of the proceedings OF the Convention that he submit
mated whg upon satisfactory assurance OF his wing
said take for granted our own conditions are ac
coded to In the nomination. and therefore we shall fee bound
by it TIL receive reliable assurance which we do not ex
The following teeEraphic dispatch from two delegates from
OHIO, came to us late last night after the foregoing was In
,n hnpH ao Jnne 8 is8 B. Stevenson. Ed
Atlas Do commit yourself on nomination unil you
hear from Write to country editors to stand armed
neutrals. Ohio has been trampied down.
Ameicansays teegraphic patch from New York declares
that meetings held in that city on Thursday evening up
that comm of each ward chosen to make
arrangements for wing city meeting at Nlbos on Friday
ton The nomination Of Willard Fillmore for the Vice
Presidency who Of New York most esteemed sous,
friend OF Henry Clay will doubtless make the whole
ticket acceptable the wings OF that city and State.
From the Baltimore Sun independently
The ticket thus presented to the wing party undoubted
y strong strong one. 1t Will commend Itself
to multitude throughout the Union and will blade
OF steel to the Baltimore nomination. every way worthy OF
the contest.
From the Baltimore Clipper independently
This office which Gen. Taylor has sought. He
was presented as candidate BY individuals by mass meet
ngs, and by conventions without any movement on his
part and he consented only the condition that
he should, if elected. into the office misunderstanding
the Const ution his guide and the public interests his
the discharge OF his public duties Thus situated lie
has received the nomination of the Wing National Conven
ton addition 10 the various other nominations OF him
which have been made As he honest and tried
and approved patriot there be doubt that if elected,
will conduct affairs upon the principles which he has
repeatedly avowedadherng to the Constitution, and dis
pensing office to none who cannot ansMer atfrmavey to
is he faithful to the Constitution =
LETTER FROM GENERAL ScoTT.-The follow
ing is the letter from General Scott in reference to
the nomination read in the wing Convention on the
9Th inst. WAsH1,GToy June 3 1913
Dear II hasten to acknowledge the honor of your
letter of this date.
admit and feel all the force of the public you have
Until within few days, had supposed that my
was all likely be brought before the great Wing Ma
onai Convention, to meet in Philadelphia to
ect the candidate OF the party for the next President OF the
Whether receive votes or in that enlightened body for
the high distinction question, SHALL wing, feel
self under obligation that bni citizen to his
country give to the nomneewhether it be the
other of the four distinguished names with which
socated by youal the moral influence and support it
that all wings will be equally patriotic and earnest The
good cause Recprocatng the personal friendship
yours, WINFIELD SCOTT
Hon TRUMAN SMITH &c, SC.