Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-03

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The Eastern State L9uHt, q damaffa.
tc poprri gives stFjhl indications tbatGats
era Iaylaf. would BE- al a%ccpptabl tandi.
date ftf H. Presidency IA many oftbat ptfs
tt III The State Of New York. We have
MOI t6oti fef he whole Of he remarks Of
tha e.fiiof Of that Journal bgt the following
extracts will eshihit the tendency ii tia
Article &
If. then, Gen. faYt6t intends u carry
A tha principles aud tBll9V the example bf
a. hp p%atlief Presidents, IN sn far rs those Ptin
e~illes wpte approved Al tie time b the pso-
plp, md mautfistlY shaped aud t6ttfo led
lis destiny Of The country, aud lulloW only Tie
| example Of thnse whose acts were approved
by HE people, aud endorsed by rh@eIBetioti to
The Presidential ijlraif. leaving ptt ot sight
the repfiiiate1 principles aud condemned to
lirv IT. him who served but a single tertt-We
cannot. FOR The ife 0f Hs, SOS Why hH may not
he considered A. luud 4 Democrat as the best
IT rs, Of discover airy grounds pr Wings IT
the Btsspat day t. glaiin him as ct Their p0llt-
zeal faith. one II the most Intelligent Demo-
Gratis Of The fitt Of NpW York, who holds m
ittp8rtant station under lie HAiobai Admin.
jsrati9u. IN conversation With Us last week.
remarked that Dbs had 10 dultt that a. heat
| Gen Taylor was . Democrat! bit that, bHihg
wi ajfa#lt BY hia profession Ifatn The p tlittaj
! discussions If lie day. and tbB'e h ttt m IN
a Utaat measure ffBtn a sufficient examination
! If fh1sp great measures Of Gayptninsnt upon
Which HIS tVn partias If tie country arc hiYis
lei. II aas d)IfitnIt to tell how fat his private
assntIatiDns tnay have biased his fnitj IN r"
fafpea IL thosa ateasdfes." III slt ri. he toilt
MT haliava fit4t Gen. Taylof wac II WING q
the tiay. Webster, o. Scott school pf politics
IL vIt4t wa hive said iii those hastily writ.
tan frmafHs, ae DO hot desire to bs ttndat
sloat as plpdgiHp our sci IL support Gen
lay lot Tor The Presidency, Or urging his sup
mort tnnn 6tf Demo rati8 faadats, fat SO
need not cay, that, if nominated by the tialti-
more Convention. His nomination VIII he sits
tnined Ivy this iuuRHABs What HE hDnin7
iitn ~ itat Cuttye ntluH Will be, no 0Ue eat
ID II Among The lWo sets Of pRIHgatrs Ton
lhis Stat @ b. will lain seats ~ that bfdY
we L iuH fiipfa are several. on both s des. Il
favor II Grn, Taylut's nomination. and il
ease the Utica Delegates ate rejected, II has
bznn suggested Ntst thay tu4t organize on Nh
ground. aud nominate Gsh4 Taylor. on thei
pwn tpspois Il ltY. without fegafd to he &c
ion Of tbs q bar DeIeta IS. TloHsh we lrav'
observed indication IN several 1%tattpts 81 sttCl
q dntpriniuati ii - tho part Of Tie ttita Oe
~iegates set we BtE tot PfnBafel II say ID
s,ifh n rouf.a has i ipr determined upon, u
il phtartained 10 any very great extent. Hos
/ pyett we shall srtrii see.
On The uiItef hand. The aihef set of Dele
ia as, If rejected may, on heir responsibility
nominate Gen. fayltr in Like manner as a1ovl
suggested.
The settlement orthe road citing claims f.
s7atz IN The Baltimore Convention. by til
ppnslut Delegates fHra this Slate. Is a mat
ter upon Which much DEEPEN s, especially 4
reference 10 The election Of our tta*t Pfesl
IL nj, Prudence and moderation should gov
9th The ieIibafatiau Of The Convention upot
his difficult and en- hatfassinn question. ali
tie fnhi decision shnu 4. al We trust VIII
hn matte un its true tnrtlts.
In tasu Cen Taylor should 10 netnihHfe
tv Que g. Ell III Of the patty in ibis State "
shaI probably have q general breaking UP
mr. y l]andinaths. and Gen Taylor ell he Il
kelly ,o totas out ahead al t 9 election, q
any other If The nrpnsina candidates,