New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-18

and v-ri-'rr rcr-r'7 r-i vhso g., 'hf be- rf--n''y
o. rgIaed % "a. c.rvsd no STATE Row fhr- t1
keep them ff the Union whsnfhey as of a1inisi on
WtLe s0lh dae 90 $50 b.csg.e fr- state RECON- re-
The insttar9l % slavery, % sha nor Del admitted 80
"a, f- m l,.,-rr.rts Der. . f, denied ftatiti..l.
wiel fi.rfy rffe Sfs- ConsufiorFc ufa'r fe zane
clause, ll.s then. for 1ur Bs-rh.rr.n NJ f-r1f In.r
Influence 1870 eAt-n1 fhs ares ~ Livery a,.r laa -at
r..-g beyond Gle rio Grardct fApr .dus-l Ry that
Viat DO yc1 sscufe' first. he integrity or nc
Laion hs sv itirs 90 perl ts ins iu1nf ard even re-
FefI rAlfenee, p ih- srl'eu e.. me ''a 90 re
evil ot slavery fer While avery nay ,s.f sitfn De
lifi NJ thstn h- RIO Grartsl % exists win On The
sac already stfed- u Hil frrs bore 20 ceaisai-a'
f4d o. theme n f.ssFresraerf anf da-ser.
T0fs scrter n fa- theory rn tis 10 the policy oi
upon frF1 o-rsor4 before When fh- question cl avery
Threatened the ''oilt 9r 40 ta u n feFret ior-
Fsr', and ~ Che Production 60 f1at Mf'o4r Cnpr3-
m'se saved tts integrity sri existence ~ ne Lnon.
Aff-ra sr1. e CT ed urou aTl %, when -1lfl Olf1
ra s Cd nt 20 ruifr when boz three weeks of &c sss
sion OF Congress remained when a eyes were trin-' %
hiu 81 tle .rly man who could It'll me waves ana pro
dlce peace. lei- contention .ons ek.t.ra &c came
-.'- l 49, y. '.l-5 - 81. '-.---.-v IN tri.
ard iu conveyance of ts discussion oi the 7uenon 10
siavsry Al eyes are train turned 90 ne eat .acia
Gator. His wise counsel ald, trust in tll na EN-cl
tive SECRETION will b. invoked "a the third lime as t-
-rown1r act n h'. long AID veil spent ,' 70 preserve
We ere tod r.nti-uer that Mr CLAY eanno. be- elect
Cd lCrsf ~ he can =" " he can ''l What channels
Of -so1 and fountains Of truth ar open o. these
v.e sent -el chat als denied % us oiolsaiy n-iias
How do the ea-u this face have neli OF gent elfl
who wise above via written blt the,7 gen. enen
f-el 10 De- Ignorant OF a llt az been wfiet ne 9est
evidence have Of the popularity Of CLAY l. Che cleo
t1n of 1888. ald telsn et e state you or- 'ac t
forever rstes tie charge that D. cannot b. elected 10
~EY Yre-eiv more ban I'D the
local lansrnstoa cs1d dstss H-rstien starting
not only with positive party capital 1lt ~iin oapl,ai
b-gord his party strength How 90 that these gentle
men lrarn that CLAY cannot succeed ln l.i % usy
reason fhst because We fsd n 4i through fraud. and
fHa nH 4aH
sssnhat different state % 'he case - 70, p-e'enied
that different questions are not before us Ih.' can p
sad with truth % the lest election Pc any crt7f'h on
the popularity Of the man. then thsrs s 90 man 10 the
NATHAN that stands recorded with the sae amount Of 20
WIKI have listened long enough 70 tho idle dec ara
ton, Of these gentleman, that We cannot succeed
cal FOR the proof-where IS II When they taI 70 iJf-
nsh the proof ssk where q the evidence that % -
cannot be elected Gen Taylor can Far be % from me
dirrusbed military chieftsin Here tmsD numbered
Tsvo men ende lvored 10 raise three cheers isrtei
date bot their feeble voices were lost 10 fresh out.
burst Of cheering for hENAi SiAfl Deniiensi, Nl..e
cannot deny that Taylor WIZ, cannot proclaim that
he Is one Standing DO upon principle, slsta' nns
principle, believing =. Co. that ,ths Govern ehL ca.
never be admin stored without adherence % the great
whose opinions there s any doubt OF any need me
people Of this country 90 ask question u II not there
fore became Taylor IS not Wing that 90 nor support
hint because co not tHor- that he u wing i'ea
Agun gentlemen. vel remember thai in 1899 and
ourselves 10 the great principle iha wou no. scvo
Gaze the elevation of military man % me ffssdency
solely on account " military qlallcaHoL' ht 5tnnt
occurred from that time Cd s rcn-emen, 20 chsnss this
detrrmnaf on loud cries OF no. 40 lhe true
principle pisce bin in he ted who - educated Tor ine
ca-p ard 3 n who Is educsed for statesman Do the
councils Of tie nation lArpIause This IS Wing policy
because there is fitness add proprey 10 10 as there
h. co1-gsfo5. fsIIorcitizfns. ere 20 dib'nd az
party. AID surrender prime Pies N Tie eomns con
M ned b remain orgauized body 70 hod fast 20 these
-rncigIes a. orr sheet anchor-What i there that
rrf Viii 10 We
EN-Y CL,Y Is the author expopol-f ana esisnoe 90
freely respond 10 that ACKNOWLEDGING Let U.s. then,
90 onward come victory deieat-le be oy or as
40 long ss we can sit down sfter The great battle
AZ our county in 1919 and withdraw our armies from The
$3.50 M Sv,v Brt n We fsii we csn weep f1r The
common calamity thar hss beallen our country ana nAH
bind through no sgcucy 90 OURS
Mr WHITE then took bis seat amid loud and
prolonged applause.
Mr.. BLvSr. Chairman Of the Joint Committee,
then read letters from Hon. Bichd. W. Thompson |
and Hon John NJ Bolts, who were prevented from
being p-esen. by the great question Of the Loan /
b coming up f3r discussion yesterday No Wing /
could be spared from bis post and though earnestly |
d string IS leave il Vos their duty to remain and
assist in deielting if possible, the measures Of the
Administration.
Sir. BLU>r then moved that the letter Of Hon. |
Mr.. Bolts published in the Richmond Wig, which I
contained, as he said, the substance OF what he I
would have said could he have addressed the meet |
ing be published - 18th the proceedings which was I
unanimously adopted.
Iettcr from Mr. BoHs.
Houss or RfraEssNrArIvLs, Jas. %, 1888. /
10 fis Editors Of %. Richmond Wh'g.
GESrLEMEN-Nour correspondent from this city, who 4
most worthy ard estmsbe, but sadly n.s AIKEN,
lsusn aud who. sppreheud, from the character of his
commute j. rather too credulons for The po-
huca' atmosphere about Nashinetcn, has. perceive,
n a letter bearing date tie -3d inst snd published
the WliE Of the @lth rrpTe.-..ed % you, ald /
lroasb you to my constituent, Mr. chasman
lf North Caroline and myself be only Two
representatives. from The -ouI her with
/. lev fiom the west opp sd to nation ,, Of Gen
TAYLOR Now DO not mean 10 say VI vi Cuusman or
I'D ~ bl,.isli a, he ..e. M BatI DO man s,g
hat your corre.pc has been led into most eyre
gi0us error ~ he poses that The frnds Of M CLAY IN
orsresl from the south aud West u mean those VINO
prefer bis rom nation well MS eiection limited
10 two or tweny-bu has been bY such OF cacu-
that public opinion abroad has been Manufactured
Thai stand alone of the Virginia dele CATION la ex-
crossing my preference for Mr. Clay is true Thu 70
equally true They no ou1t are honestly rejecting their
lgu views end wishes OF their constlu-ntt-so am J.
But n stood alone in Congress OF the Nation upon tins
question, aioat would continue 10 stand, anmo.ed and
iHsta.tH.
/ am not onya stern and indsxbis Wig myself upon
principle, but represent stern and inH-Niois Nme
District. ues- no LocoFoco tes % retain me 10 place
aud 10 dd. should rot .el tnemuor shall court their
.uI p-rt by any other than by p-uas that re-
ilgy what believe to Dr the true Interests OF
ha county Ofher gentlemen. who are representing de-
ircly Democratic doubtful. Districts. but reflect
bag the condition OF those districts perhaps by sup
porting a deu5tful, or no party candidate.
hsye been ab1rns FOR twenty odd years n this great
Whs cause. for tie tiumph Of my principles, ana the
PRIME pies of the party with which have been sed
th what yea. and success Iet my own district aud
others auswtr cannot Get % please offend " hom 70
rsy) .c not re brought 10 the confession, that my
struggles and efo.t against the contendng party have
isctious and stimulated only by desire 10 put the
idate whose principles uuk GOWN % and 10 you,
lny gain have derived from TO- Las been OF hon
4ed sacrifice, By yielding my principles % the cuito
iy of enc, Whose policy, II elected IS yelled 10 secrecy
md mystery.
II Gen Taylor "ro purity CANDIDATE" which the
)ny position be ha. yet assumed, then am not Of his
parry for party nan, and that party IS the Uhfg
1lrfg have nothing 10 ask, and want nothing. OF Hr
Clay or Gen Taylor orany other Executive and will not
what would regad asurfendero OF my principles, O.
make any President, and, therefore, cannot sdvO
ATE the romnai0n Of gentleman who has never hnsd
political position, who comes fresh from the tented
-li. herafed only BY bis military achievements, ana
whose political views carefully concealed well
b. il bis Gods a. bis opponents.
" bile md ereut 90 the domestic policy Of cur
ilysrnmenf clk with mach more anxious eye % our
ire On rocy, fte present. far important cues
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