New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
p.ouoI and Political Movements.

..ry- been held in Charleston and throughout south
Carolina in which the most distinguished polucal
friends Of Mr. Calhoun have participated Judge Ham
,nond the bo-an friend Mr. Calhoun. who wrote the
two famous letters 20 Ihos GARRISON the hritsn PM
authopst ustfying slavery as DIVINE INSTITUTION has
declared f1r TAYLOR Mr. Calhoun himself "a claimed
nv the TAYLOR and Butler men He only opposes Gen.
T because he was nominated by the Wing Convention
as their nominee, they say
A, cbarles,on on the eth inst tremendous Taylor
and Butler meeting was held, Dr. Elias Henry Deas
CHAIRMAN Charles Macbeth William Rsvenel, Thomas
r. CarksOn W. G. Leak and II. Taylor Flce-fresl'
dents with Falling snd W y Paxton AZ secretaries
Nr Desssad on taking the chair that he felt no hes
i,a,ion Ia avowing his decided preference Tor Gen.
TAYLOR who - a Southern man and cotton planter
must have a affinity and closer ties Of Interest
with us than any Northern man could possibly De eN
pectad b. have" Mr.. j.. Porter, J. {. Elliott and W.
fillmore simms also addressed the meeting, enlarglng
upon the views presented by the Chairman MI
smms declared that Gen. Taylor was southern
man who had home. and children and saves among
"a. and these were the pledges Of hs fidelity. As a
Southern he could not stand up among the Ilehus
and influence which encompass him and sacrihce our
dearest nights 70 tie iananci-in OF me NoIh ~.
friends Of TAYLOR and Butler confidently expect 10 elect
a majority Of the members Of the next Legislature cl
south Carolina favorable 10 their candidates Indeed
ex Governor Hammond "a almost certain Of such re-
suit This don't look much Ike a dissolution Of Cal
houns Southern party which the Wings Of Ioledo have
killed OF 80 unceremoniousy
- f. Morley Editor OF tie Palmyra Gunner
ssys that William Bull Prngle has backed out OF the
Taylor and Butler movement and that be recently par
tcipated Al meeting where series OF tass and but
Ter resolutions were adopted This s mistake. The
only meeting where mas figured lately was one g9t
I'D for the reception Of the South Carolina Delegation
in Congress At Charleston, where Calhoun made ne
celebrated speech. and where also, no resolutions pl
any kind were adopted Messrs. Butler Burt and Cal
houn addressed the meeting, defining their posuonsNc
~ Mai. Nat Terry we see. has taken the
stump for Cas- and Butler in North Alabama r."
days ago he made speech AZ Atnens lines tohe y o.
he uuEIshpl az that
place he asserted that Gen Washington IN bis Fare
well Address 20 the American people had SAID . ihat
the Democracy Of the North were the natural ahes OF
he farther said that Mr. Fillmore sbolitionist
out and out-he had the proof he said but he rae
.rHiHg 70 sosdr foH
~ The G01resfon Texas Mars is filled with
the proceedings of Northern Free Soil meetings The
people Of H0ustOn's state seem % care very little
about the existence Of slavery much less It's extension
We thank the NcV for IL ailusiOn % US. kichafdson
the Editor unlike his Southern brethren OF the Cal
houn school cannot perceive any dsunloh a. t.e re-
suits Of the resolves adopted by the Free son meetings
~ As many of the Ohio Wings are opposed
% Gen Taylor, but are still willing TO support me
state District and County nominations OF the parry
Ford Clubs are hcng formed 10 organic Tor me
election of the men put IN nomination by the wing
party Of the state Gen seabury Ford the Wing nom.
NEE for Governor has not yet syowcd his Presidential
preference
iy~ Senator Dodge has arrived home aud is
Greatly alarmed at the extensive Free SoI feeling eA
l.bited Cas- il would seem, is distractins the party
la that region too Il is graycly said in the an Burcn
papers in that state that Cas- will hardly receive as
many votes Old Scattering obtained IN the Green
Mountain state.
~ The Editor of The Siguai. of Cincinnati
10 whom the celebrated letter addressed, is oppos
ing Gen TAYLOR strongly because he inicrs that Gen
Taylor Il in far0r OF the Extension Of Slavery me Sa
a. Apaachicoa, Fla. to whom TIE Signal letter was
ng addressed opposes Gen. Taylor because Ne niers
nom that letter that he is opposed TO the Extension OF
slavery Il pity but these two gentlemen could re-
concie this matter between them
~ Hon. Alexander Wurts Of Pennington
Hunterdon Co. n j. long pillar and ornament OF the
Loco Foco party has written letter 10 the Van Buren,
Committee OF New Brunswick, declaring his opposiuon
a. Cass and avowng himself in favor OF the Buffalo
nominees. He has been Speaker OF the House OF As
nbly VcePresdent and President OF the ConVch-
Ion 10 revise the Constitution and three years Sena
tor from Iluuterdon County.
~ The LOirer SqHdHsky OHIO Telegraph, a
Taylor paper the Reserve is offered Tor sale, as II s
not sufficiently patronized by the pariy-tne SdHa9'Ag
Mav0r Van Buren, paper, taking away great deal Oh
it, patronage much So that The Tegrapt is obliged
O. appear in half sheets
~ Judge Alex. Walker, editor Of the y. y.
Daha is President Of the Second Ward Cass and But
Ter Club of the second Municipality. This explains Tor
the Hunkersh tone OF that excellent paper-al Ou'
the tone
70 Col Waterman. Dr. Lyman. II. p. Barnes,
Thos b. strong Henry Hubbard Calvin 7. l. Page aud
Franklin Sturgis recently addressed an immense free
Soil meeting at Pttsheld Berkshire Co Mass
~ Ex-senator Archeroi Virginia and Hon +.
W Iompkins Of Miss have been at Niagara ais, and
are route for their respective homes
~ Col. John c. Spinks of Maury Co.. Tenn
on the banks of Duck River the home of the President
prominent Loco foco has come out IN Pnohc spoech
iu favor of Gen. Taylor W J. sykes. Esq POLK
orator in lsii is now warmly for Gen Taylor and is
speaking in Tennessee.
~ Hon John NJ. Niles and stephen C. Phillips
Free Soil candidate for Governor Of Massachusetts,,
both addressed the Free Democracy of Norwich Ct
C9@ The NqlfiH,burg Wal gazette learns that
the Free Soil spirit is rapidly extending Itself in the
Counties of shenandoah and Rockingham and l. likely
I, give the lscrgeans OF the spoils some trouble.
~ +. \. Parham Editor of the Chattanooga
GaidG Tennessee Taylor paper says We thnk
Cen Taylor need not have accepted the Charleston
nomination
~ Rev. Hampton Mathews OF Tus caloosa Co.
Ala died in the pulpit recently while preaching Judge
Wocou Tyrren while making political speech al the
~chroon Lake House Essex Co IN this state, suddenly
e back into his chair tainted and expired instantly
Both of these gentlemen were highly influential and
promising in their several professions
~ Rev Samuel Newbury of Alesau Mich
Agent OF the BOARD OF National Popular Education Is
ccurng Hat footed the subject OF his mission 70 the
people OF Syracuse, who have received him cordially
/ ~ Ex-Rev. Washington Van Zandt, formerly
an Episcopal clergyman az Rochester. aud more re-
Gently OF the Swacs'e ErsgiEs D,norof Is lecIurng on
| Temperance at Cleveland
/ ~ Gen shields received n very enthusiastic
reception Al Cleveland the lth inst he was cs-
coried in carriage with the Mayor. Judge Wood snd
others preceded hy two German and Irish Volunteer
/ Companies 10 the Court House, where he made a
lengthy speech replete with eoquence, point and wit
/ ~ Charles =. Moss late a soldier In the Mex
can War Is delivering Al the request OF hs friends an
account OF bis adventures and the incidents occurring
under his own observation during the campaign al
/ Waterbury, Conn.
/ ~ Secretary Walker and Patents Burke are
n Boston Burke the Boston Times says, has been sp
pointed Collector OF the port
| ~ GOV. Seward is to address a Mass Meeting
/ at Palmyra the 2lst
~ The S,eyermarksche are az Boston aud
give their first Concert Saturday evening John t.
| Cough IS expected n Poughkeepsie in few days
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