New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06


VS. Is.5.,.,- rsa. w..s.ss. R''t,s L.r'i'.,
RosrRr Mi1rlxES E.q then read the iolo.ns 'e'
solutions which were unanimously adopted
P-sauBb-we the Cartmen Of New. iors 90 N,ss
Meeting assembled reg ardlnz the pendins fres4eht'
Election - involving the great question OIL nose
,iu .hau he the .ar " tne .nd -that OF the kXecu'
tive that Of The People as expressed taIousn l''
Repre- entatves ln Congress asseIl9.ed iheItlrl,.
Rss7lrfd That we regard the WI % the ftofe'
while acting within Constitutional limits A. me lunaA
mental principle which forms the enduring BASS ODD ~
orr free Institutions snd that the Wanton and c.yiA
Fl ms exercise NJ the ore man power th~art The PEG
pas viii. and o. suoserve the patry purposes OF part!
cals for the severe and indignant condemnation 81
every patriotic hesrt
would choose for or children. ls now and ever VII De-
found In 'he character and Lie ~ him VINO was f'. "
f-r frs - pace and frs 'tC tf1r'r OF ts r1nHfr ~
Rss0,rea That ZACHARY TATLoa - y ltt lS''H.a'
PrfrIl- Tre man " or rfoirf-tif nan ~ i.l f'ft
-an forer dffc~u md snd Hf rl1l--a noble 1fneft
and with sound Iadgrenf and Dr0mr 17i1l-Nise n
couucI-ready Tor battle and An earnest sdfo'af n'
ioro-7s1 Peas, We are proud oi biz gal mt deeds
and brilliant victories and willingly and heartily con
fdc In Dis undoubted patriotism. For hia We meet
ior iirl We -peak-tor ttH We Will ac' nl We -e' -.
r-'a-t % 10 rr0rs and tho cheers of hapfy mlHio'
shall res01ud and bee echoed over fi the bits ana h
| an the valleys 81 our favored lant.
Pes8rff That W. sls0 boil with un5ounted ss.isiac-
ton the auspc0us appearance on the political arena OF
/ ZAcHaRY TAYLOR man rising from the masses oy me
force of the simple ani sub me elements 90 true srr.
ness unhackueyed the crooked vays of seh-n or DO
I signing politicians and unpled-cd % u.Ua party
s-hees On interests with saFacify enough o. see the
rr1e theory of our institution and ind'pendence
enough 20 plant himself firmly on the PLATFORM OF me
Constitution and the viii ~ the people borne r-fFf
and 04wert by the deep and spontaneous affections o
the people arienty hope and believe thar tnel -ui
rare- will place him riumphant7 IN the chair OF -ti.
AMI Die administration may confer upon our beloved
country glories as brilliant and enduring ~ N"'r "i
/ Palo Alto and Bueua Vista
Rf0'rsd That MlILARD FILLMORE is another exam
pie icr the American Boy-he has elevated hmsfI ~
h faithful service and an honest patriotism NtllHi i,
/ pfar1rr Of nth or the 0f 1f Efdft 1o.n W. VII
/ g. our best o. send him along 90 -c'0rn.
Prs0irsd That with UGH men 10 lead US in the com
/ ing National and state strusglri ns IA'HNAl "A, /.
/ and HaNIToN FISH, We feel double assurance thni
/ when tho smoke OF the contest shall roll from inc
| battle field the 9Th Of November The Lagiea o ''
/ tory will be found perchcd upon our Standard
DAVID P,rI BRowv, Esq. an Independent can
diae for Congress from the fret lcrins) District n
Pennsylvania wa here announced and was recei' ed
with loud applause. he was as usual. eioqlentg' u
not dandy dressed black pants neat ea'er ooots blue
coat with bright buttons scarlet vest gold SMUT box
0rrrn which be occasionally took delicate pincn) a
/ gold chain. quzzing glass. sc. Sc.
This il not exactly the description of orators whom
Loco Foco.m delights TO shout for though We doubt
whether some Loco-Focos. who put on a bad coat or
tear hole 10 the elbow of a good one, % humuu z
| Paul Hnowv had buttoned up beneath that elegantly
fitting scarlet yes, snd purple coat But this is great
country and every may DO as he pleases provided
he don't dispIea.e others Those who have little sym
psthy for the poor have right 90 assume the appear
ance Of poor man. and Loco Focolsm consists Of ap
/ p-arsnces But enough 0f the orators p1soHn We
only give A. part OF the actual view OF the meeting
Mr. BnoVN i.ayery elegant scholar and s perhaps
AZ well yersed in Shaksperan and old English litera
urc generally rs any Of the Lit0on Of our day and
hi. speech msckcd strongly Of the library and as high
ly charged OF poetry Braggs battery was OF erspf
AZ Buena Vista.
tie said that ths a.semblarc of the sovereign Demoe
rscy was the only kind of sovereignty which b. Repuo
licans We could scknowiedge He acknowledged i
| and bowed with Difference o. IT, will he was here
too A. he command His speech intended TO por
tray the characters OF TAiIoR. CAS- and NAN buREN
but be only got through with the nrst division OF ma
discourse though be occupied nearly an hour and b
half Van Buren, and Cass thus escaped ugstlor
from wit and a scholar but Gen. Taylor did not 80
cape very highly wrought and poetic eulogy from one
whose mind >hakesperisn laboratory where -haii'
are polished 10 the utmost brllancy and finished viii
the kecncs, points.
Zen TAYLOR be said was one Who could laugh a. th,
vbfrlVind Of politics and defy the storm He would
run cn on the political hed because be never ran on
the battlefield lie was military leader indeed, bu
a military leader Washington had 30 eievaied-'e
glo,l6ed the Presidential chair thar the weakest and
oirsedest OBJ HE successors could not degrade il
S6au ZACHARY TsTIoR occupy that char lCneefi
] and Gre. of yes VIII you give Il % himf Itre
~ Yes YES Who are the men that taun
ID. ~ saving that our candi9ate j. GENERA
/ W-tv q party that have have put roo Generals On
/ D, thew mean O. outgenera is Laughter anl
| cheer. he would not make Ponacn speech
He Sir d bad once defined a political speech 70 %
I thing made up Of three parts-unmefteg praise -h
/ -s-ted abuse and sweat He would not use The BIS
torv of the war T. lauj Gen Taylor Tor now bloody
handed bloody headed, bloody hearted Var VS. hap
ply, over
Here Mr.. went through the quotaton 10 full
IL r. then traced the history Of General Taylor r0n
l-O- % I-4s-psrticulsr'y from Fao Alto 70 b-en
Ma lie commended lhal Pslo Alto Vas ne great oa'
IA. Of the var There be- coWed snd lnsl-t-l Mt hie
s. ~. onlv kicked afterwards He said Gen. Iaylo
KS gre,t man As civilian. lie would l4rgf ll m
.s,,r8. ana euauletes Had Cass been where lay 10
often was be would have broken twenty swords uo
hi. wind also tie lMr B. would not roo hf T''
/ III any Of his virtues for b. had none % spare
lie would give the devil bic due and the only zoo
thing u his Administration vas when DE- plunged s-
u the ssr % choose Gen Taylor % command H. Whe
p non tseuty names Ampuia boosted, Gen lay ~
4 Va. cool and collected. he nrst told him nat o
SACKED that chip or he bat be would knock bis nea
/ Oh be shoulders. Gen Taylor was hliN-e4 li' vi
. tie brains and bravery n the Nar
/, During Mr. Brown speech q man with glaze
4 cap made considerable confusion. Just no iront
p the stage. by shouting for Cess At one time D
:. asked Mr.. B. " What are Gen. Taylor principle
now r Ar B. rephedthat they were better ina
= Nil. Ueatber-cap.s ever were THIS called doT
3 the house leather-cap saying owe you one
Mr.. Brown took his seat amid loud cheers
. Mr. Mi,.ISG here sung one OF ms Taylor song
q Hon ". II SEWARD was here introduced an
d was received with perfect storm Of applause.
!. GOV. srwaRD's presence was merely academia
e He was recalled BY his professional duties 70 'n
? City for q lew days. lie has 10 return again
p Washington and hopes on his way 70 meet SON
: deferred engagements 10 Pennsylvania and De
D aware.
He said the summons 70 be here - night ioun
Rim on the soil Of Pennsylvania lsborinE IN the Wa
a cause. There j. 10 longer any need Of Ne"-io '
speakers ~ home but help was needed n renh'y "
MA. We had told the Pennsylvanians nat NeT-i o.
% Va, composed OF afy.x counties and that sac WOO
AZ 1--WE an average majority OF loo ior eaen county !
y zachary Taylor Cheers or 9orn iof ne riai
n Fvs-v General anost-Scort- Worth, and others %
y -ysfrpr Pillow and Cushing had BEEN called - " 81
:, LION Tsylor only was excepted. We must core