New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. March 20.
hsv. few more words Tor q A p The yersci9gs
fsisselphs so-te'pSndeIt o. ceP TSsIss.. 70
a.. S,epsl Convection from Berks 10 for Taylor, and
sssi ssmss Bell The sen.'Srs VIII no, mns
81 Wa foremost the movement ich resulted 10 me
sess,sa Of DR. Luher over John Bank the scott csno
assr-s too tha, loho Lirdsy, Of the FIRST District
fsr rsyIor, snd. 80 al proessiiiy Samuel Msis, ~
..s,lsn.n aye fos Clay 6r. and snOps be mcst z-st
90, friends. Again, @ A 2; says Hon NJ >. Mehen
r.xisr m., VIII have before me the proceedings Vi
Fable meeting IN wA,hinston County a, ~hich henry
,s.1ssn. a. We resident O. P .lso ventures
70 W johnson. Of Arnsrons vii not De ignno
go M Jshns5o'.spe.e CHI in Convention when he SIS
\. would vote - who " CID lot evOw wing pr n
s.,..S spow Mr Johnsou'sexpres opinions!
tn bin hi. pefsora wishes are ali for Henry Clay,
hat he ports Gen Set because be believes him 70 o.
tie .,rVps rsu Nj Johnson r. ne every rue VIE
ess.s he kuo~s hin 20 be Wig but esnrot 20 IsSuf
"Alnd- Hos esn nis be eSpssisa 70 Voe % So 90,
james Msaiso1 Potter Calvin Blythe Judge shaer' aoo
s.. !; p will tell v. hereafter what ntrsues
resotsd the friend, Of Tsy and hw care
sy ,h.y were eludsd from the Committee on Reslu-
ton. there b>ing bot it, lie should no. eompan
of ~ Il ua representation for was shout TAR exponent
Of tn. Taylor strength, sad let him remember thsi ne
R.oiulons - pied unanimously reported from that
CoDn1't;se unsnimovs passed. O r. says he " dld
not solitary member OF the Conventlca VINO so
% the contrary the impression UnIreraI thst Gen
T.Vlo carr, STATE BY upspard Of 10000 "1J oThy
ry. his it.cs winch be always uses when he wants TO
sp:ce his fsls6csiions highly Now, II my GArns op
pooe1t keep swaks long enough 70 give me st 81
tb.se Dele who expressed this universal opinion
pledge uysef 10 two Instructed Delegates Tor CLAY
Tor ever, Of the unis erssl opiuionists"
A. 10 the between MI Miller, the LOcOrCCo
friend Of Gen TAYLOR AID Mr. Collins warm-hesrtsd
Irish Wair cannot speak not having heard the opening
Of the controversy; but should like 70 know If Mr. Col
Ens hal not good night 10 asall Gen Taylor as IN
worthy of Wbs support because Re s ashamed or aslo
wholesale sbass Of HeurT Clay. Gen James Irwin and
other cherished Whs'-sy. champions and standard
bearers OF Wing principles 49,
must be permitted 10 say word or two relanve 10
Henry White tr- del-rats 20 the National Convention
this A. asserts that he cannot be for Clay
he hiss said that be ould not know for whom 90
vor- uu be casts bis ballot in Convention. Aud msy n)
Henry White be for Mr. Clay despite this declaration
Heiss Whis aod me maintenance Of Wing pruci-
pss Of The Whg and the exposition OF
Wig creed sil OF paramount mpotsnce-far beyond
fully vote for Mr. Clay his first choice he could with
.scry for Gen Scott fer he IL where the Wing ban
ner bosts but he for Gen from person
a. choice OF politca pTed ec0n Nh Whites leerto the
pledges himself go into Convention for the success OF
principles the elevation OF Individual feNofliei
every hns for tbs Gauss nothing for men! Alter he rad
been elected Delegate, resolutions In favor OF MT
OF Mr. Whites principal opponent, who contended mat
Mr. Clsy bad triumph enough In the selection OF so warm
and zeslous personal friend and admirer.
The prudential escape Of The passengers on Tuesdsy
Of the Pssssc bridge susgess to my recollection an i'm
por.sut Invention by Mr. Heckrote, which 70 now be-
fore Committee Of the FIsnkin Institute BY s seen
cy II switch 10 turned wrong or any collision takes
phcity OF this invention only equsled by its import