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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

4 SIGN OF PRo0REss.--Consress has Just passed
D. a saaaim0as vote in csch House bin So
amending orr Naturalization Laws thai any inai-
grant who has had a residence for Eve years IA
this country and over two wears past declared his
purpose 10 become citizen, SHAH hcncciogih be
entitled % Naturalization although Dc msy mcan-
time have been once or many times Get OF tae
country. By the law as it has hitherto stood no
man could legally be usiugalizcd who had noe
been ia the country er tho p,ece,lng 1--WE years
without interruption. 50 that "trip % Montreal OF
even ss,sssing 20 Table Rosa az Niagara Falls VI
tialct the whole lrcvious residence. ard rendered
a ase years farther probation pocesssryi and stia
The applicant must be careful no, 10 90 car % the
COUNTRY until the five yesr bad expired. o.
course. this cxaciioa only stopped tie coas,ien
uoas aad sSrupaloas tie reckless took che oath
psestribed and were naturaGzcd, though each had
been dozen times out CT tac country. number
wio lave ithcr.o been isba'rcd VIII now De ca
titles % GENERALIZATION 5u ,he bcg feature % the
aci IS tAc ON,aeaco DO aior,s 81 Gre utter pr0stra-
lion Q. toe proscnPsys sPir.s OF Natiyism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

Tins c,~srrss Boor SrosF-Fora superior Ai-'' %
..... g-. ,., would recommend our friends t'l .-'
-.. r General ,a cali ODD our '-e-l BsooNs. l' '...'.
4. where hey WILL t.o end ar-i a'-''a, W
,..- p.-. S.... ..rs a1i -qels f'f aides gen
s... misses y,a-s sad ctiirsn's wear. m ihe very
v..r ,r-e. Vs vuu.d adrlsc every ore Cd pay MI
sr5s,s rs-a.l56F lals seven -oors .fon bioa-"a s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
The Di.sensers.

The following IS 4 corrected list Of the Wing
journals that have hosilated or fatty refused O.
commit themselves 60 the support OF Gen. Taylor.
They already amoantto forty
MAssAotUsErrs.
.whis. Boston; spy Worcester,
Courier. do Telegraph. do.
Gazette Ro2hn.v Transcript do
Courier Northampton te-lc, ftsne.di
Newsletter Wes.feld
NEw-uAN,PsiusE VERMONT
Iaiesraff Nashur. Voice oi treedom Brandon
t,sr,rte Eclknsp. Ma.chm1n Montpelier
American. Nan. hester journal Windsor;
Caledousn - JoAns1aIy. Messenger, - Adams.
NEw-NoRN.
Tribune civ. Wits PeunYaa
Eag'c, poushkccps'e fAl.Fei Wars"
Courier S-uccs Pals Sentinel Syracuse
Chroaicc sing sng. Corrector.>as harbor
PrNNsYLvANIA-Gazette. Newcastle.
Oao.
Tue Democrat clovelsni' Gase''e Nassi,on'
Courier. Elynas NAig McAns Co.
sentinel Asatabula Co, Tymt. Mount Vernon
ntcia-,nccr Hamilton, rNcsi rn StsrL ehsnol
'Icic-IapA fantssaie, I.mes Nets Cos
Western Reserve Chrouiclc. Warren
INniAN,--Joarual Lafayette. nppccanoc Co
Wtunder.sa5 These o. eviuce iur..eshe hosr-iy BE-
DE surpor. az 0e.i. 4. ualer any Circumstance.
Beside ,hs foregoing The Ea.tors OF The Cincinnati
Aiias Nca.u ,O.io' Togch Light Lowell lNasso Cour
Ter ana Hartford Courani have gwen 20 thr positions
raia,I Tran support Gen. Taylor.
~ We lesm iDm Washmst1a THAI Hon.
TRUMAN sviIH has prepared an cTast Of hs
coosse ia tAe Nations. Conventional Phladclphia.
rivins succiociiy h.s reasons lor voaas ar Gen.
raYLoR. ana MS hope and belief thar Gen. T.
wiub TIE nsxt President c, the Uuit-d States.
de replies. ii IS sad with much spirit 60 the
remarks Of Mg BrvSr, oae Of the faithful friends
OF Mr.. CLAI from this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
Appointments by the President and senate.

Isaac loUCEY Of Conn to De Attorney General oi the
United states IL place of Nathan Clifford resigned
-rEFuEN k STANTON oi \. y. 20 be secretary oi the
Legation oi the United states % the French Republic
Che place oi j. L. Martin appointed Charge Ararss
o. Gle PsPa. states.
RoBrAI WALLACE q the District u Columbia 20 be
Msr.La o. rle United States Cor sali District IN fle
place ofA.exsnier Hunter. resigned
GEEsHoI Morn, Collector Burlington, \. J. reap
pointed
RcuElr p. pUNLAF Collector. Portland he. ri1s John
Anderson. whozc commission expired
CHARLEs d LEAlNLD, Deplty Collector a. sap Isl
and hss.-nrw Office.
BENNETT IS. ENGLr. Receiver 90 Public Money! 90
CraRiorisvlilc Ia. r.cs l-- 3 %. En-.e. deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
The all of Congressional opposition 10 ray
Ior-Gcn. W iisOn of y. H.-~peech OF hr.
Redineer of Va.-Of Mr.. sawyer of Ohio.
WAsu1NcroN Friday

ANiltr lfoNAillNt 90 Atl' At..H'lt
WASHINGTON Friday, June %.
OF the Whirs Of the House there are but three
Don-coutents W ith the nomination OF Gen TAYLOR.
Nsssrs. GiDnlyGs aud ROor Of Ohio, and NJ.
PAfrFFl of Mass Two or three gentlemen bolt
ed AGAINST tine nomination OF Mr.. WNTaRoP and
cannot make fall pretensons therefore 20 therhar-
actsr OF Wings still believe that Mr. GDDiNos
aud Mr. Roof take the nomination of Gen. TAI-
loB more in sorrow thou iu anger, by-aad-by'
when their d.sapp0iutmcuts is somewhat soiteHed,
10 is currently believed that they will come in Tor
One ticket. They can say a. Gen TAYLOR, as thc
politicians of south Carolina said of Gen. JACK
sos: He is not their choice. but their preference.
we have omitted part OF our correspondent. letter
which reads too much Ike lecuung Messrs Root and oa-
dncs We believe the latter will under 200 circumstance
support Gen TAYLOR and that the former viii have io De ei
very decidedly alone induce him % do ho j. not
cav TO coax bli very bard Co drive We greatly doubt our
correspOa6sis assurance ha there are bui three WING
demuress o. Gen Tsyiors support in Congress. How
may be ultimately cannot .uy, 5p we ihns this state
mcnf TO broad of lbe present tal
see ia one of the exchange papers that toe
Er,aiag Post asserts chat Hon. JAMES Wnsos
off,. II has declared be viii not support .the nom
inst.bn OF TAYLOR and FILLnoHE. Tie Ergug
P,t may have sources of information in regard
l., b., .,..,. u.
'' "o"' w ''. ~.
med CD the w ni-s- DO Ao' "e"e'' any w DIG
here has ever heard Gen. WILSON make such O
declaration. 73 .ot le'r-c fs L4s er,r mgat 0Hn
...f-on the contrary. when Cen. Wlts0s m-
,..ls OBJ retire tom the W hic party. j have
"a ...ft D.. viii communicate his intentions
l ,,.1,-, D.. Les b.sn l.- f...
b" '" .- r, ..l l.
..'' 49,. -.i.,,..l ,1-.-
'-.. ,.-,..,,, ,,s III. r,o. or r,,oe nj lis
D 'i-
"''-''o
~ Rvntxcrr or Va. undertook this morning 90
$3.50 ~. $3.50. NK-,rrrp,s cst.r,,t,s of
-',"' '-.'
1rlins thereby a Ul'h-ui A.1sifaii'A OF 'Ae pr'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

CArUoS.-Dr TAYLoR's Gelune Balsan u Liverwor
las been removed 60 The wholesale depot Ia Maienane,
Law renee keesss Drug store Tow Leeds Hazard Tie
genuine IS pun up square bodies always viii DR.. g.
-EEnss ssna1re. Il you be- aud gei fae genuine VII
cure consumption, asthma and liver complaint T. b.
f1llcls DEE pulse, 1s a-sylng ir Animation; gives tone
ai srel 20 Tie vessels Of -e throat and lgngs ills a.
oNng lheres and ulcers % heal which irritation prevent.
We can refer ~ ose who have experienced - efficacy
~ Cure. OBJ great Chemist, SIR Lewis Mr Brarr ard
.o1sals ~ Others Is remedy y, ilerefore.is discovery
i9lni-d ol -e moss -nc' pn-cPes of Pathology and re-
comments ,-ef 20 every -5erla.ndel phyzici.n Dc IS
l1H recommended ai soi are happy 10 say. byu1any
l gives rires-l- feqo-o iree om dreams aid ssen.l-
ae-s. sof- 81 oace raising b.oad cough tickling n tle
rs A. >lal-d De- DO every family f0r chdrels u-e f0r
e.Q-Fs co-i- &C. Bay only genuine which las Dr. q. J.
Ltltss sualle on every oo-e cor Bopery and Folr-
80 ll' Fu-on-s- Brooklyn, ADJ Leeds and Hazard. -.
Ma.ieulaae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

~ w,rNr>s', Co>sErs, GNils Boor' are de'.is19
.,- o alyt,rr,ge have yl- seer. Trey are laee TOP
lie lie hac.s s-i sides with leather which uase' li-ai
5..rea- b. LEASE three pairs OF tae common lnelle1
ones. Those wau-ng superior Boo,s or Gr.ers ~o-i 90
.,-.r,-f,i r.,5-.- ie,i 5eot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
CITY ITEMS.
rHr wHIs NETTING At THE BnoADwAi HOUSE
r. "a. E1ror or Tst Ir'sac.

-. p
-. ....t.,-,,.- os -b, friends o.
.-,---- ~. vs.. -.por-si ia the
we .-...,-, mn.
2 r<s of lrdeF morning 20 nial-'i ~ --' @
t-ae ttat % anne Do ti.--e NJ mistakes "-4 l' on
s.f ,,---,.r p, .r. r--- from whose notes the
-. --.. ,-.-. ,.,.--s- CIR rfstl.s that % scgae
~. .,... mn -r, .-,.-ssv- ana -as. -tfe c.ovd
..f .- ,,, ...,., of half hour IN hiss.
$3.50. - ...,,....., - u --,..t ., ,.s..sr-
.... ,.., ,a. v,,,,u IA. moved one foot from
1900 +. .o.,a,.aremer- of the meet.
~ Pc ~. ,.. =. s, ~. 800, -- r.,, h. as.
.-t.rrs.-sd a l.. speech AZ t- except oy drunken
rlan. Who la-raei .o- Case end Butler end ay l.-e -
.-- l-l -eH p pr 1870. ..',-,.- NJ
f.. ---....,.. -.-.. III l.rrl-.v Say thar le did
l.-ea.- le .- ,ae cal. .t t-e meeans ~ Us.
,,.. .-.i 80. So e.. Id. --.r nom.
.-.-.i r, -t, ft--.-.gf-, Csrrrnron ~ -,s.sd
,.s -.-vt-. t,- .r.,r- r-... b. distinctly declared
Phi. poluca view. tla- he would ugi be- se-na.ed o-t
o. ls '..e sne il-i la.', 'of, ri. 49,
--,e5 wa. sroan-ae ,goaid vote tor him not with
ts hope o. success tat - t'y end Tor tae plrPose
~. -. --,..-, $50 E. ---s =, ,- meme.
and fsl ttsn succeed ty a5aat0u.n. rlam u.s. exfe-
10 f. tl.s tta, srr.r. bio speech he was called
fI, -r referred o. ar's .-nru10gs administration.
Iv Wv u illustrating " 10 tlr people might expect
f-.rr. a s-rrr4 . s.r.. III. re" carf.l.te
T ID --- ..-ea ,r. -- b Governed al. stated iu the
T---,s ,-I Mi, ..-- , --.-...-1r wa. made Nr
Holmes ssli s. 10. icft1l ia-. freedom ~ ,.fec..
eI ~ ACTON fe- t.ss, ore ie rr fFes ao,- .i-
.alr Tie truth that The proposition % vote ilr
ol5s friend of rhe E-e-sss Bug bel must scSnoU ledge
that this furnishes Il excuse Tor the unusually large
elalt-y O. is strung tosetler pa the report referred
gu. AZ LfE-N Illness
L
ellAA-Lasl lls.l au.- sunset H-~'. --'-N
Of cloud which had been gathering in the o.
.ts. .s t.,.. ..... . .-..-. ..,-,, ,f ,,i,f and
.s s....4
ram I-e '.ee'' were swept p! --' '-'- ---
By tlc wafcr, shutters were banged ,llt ana --hs
oman without ceremony and awnings torn violently
81. IL ....... s,....,.,. ls,,s- , ,,.,s i.--s %.
"e". '---
ouf An'N.elsr' ID any p@ii oi lle Ns' A'.'l l' N'
hour tie cloud passed ovc-. and the ar was tc.cousy
,,.l and f-ssb t5r the remainder OF the evening"
SECOND CoNchkI OF iHA sItfAHAAHA-A'.--
Owing Oh the storm ot wind and rain. which came Up
last ereun- trs S.l.er,arker. had rathera small su
s. .t..., .. 49,, . d. ,r -.... q 81.
m
'eAil'-hs o-l ia inc increment weather iN1 -l's.
pieces oi tae evening were the Grand Potpolrr %
Inner and Beethoven. magnificent overture o. . E-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

GlvERyoR Us1D lP.--ILe CaW.rftJr-H Val
Frt. Prtss contains au interesting account of discus
SION which took place there Monday last between
tx Governor NcNlrt oil. 1T Fp.. and Col andrew
Hunter of Je-srsou Co. Va Ile Locotucos ui tle
C0ulty had a--crlnei to rsuy the Baltimore uouina-
fons and the Lx Governor being on visit there bad
-i-Hllrl lis willingness Oh -p..< provided q w Bug
r.a.l be- found OBJ eutcr into -cusso4- He was be-
formed t-at BE- could bel accommodated end that
Col aaufer would meet him Cu the stand ll- de
c-s.ou acco-1iue.y took Ilace. ana resulted in te
-.4Il ra4l- defence of tl- Whi1 cause and pf-l-Ip.rs
MCEuEE IN TEyA~-A tew DAYS since John a
Paxton killed. John Cronkrte 80 Lagrange. The c.r-
camstances. says tle Flo'wf Aara.1'e are these
Crouzllre kept ho,r. las. Winter in Lagrange. and
Paxton. wL0 .s merchant aud Vas one oi h-s board
cr. become - - said excessively fond oi tronkr-e b
safe. n consequence ot which Orolkrie parted from
lel short tlue $40 sli Neut oi. It's recent appear
an-e ar lagrange V,s Oh o1-an revenge making tlrea--
against ElNIOls lie DO wac ull-r these f-rc-tsilces
I.Xrul son --r private opportunity ali s1r him
Paxton gave himself un. was taken Into custody, ---
discharged 1y tle examining Court
DROWNED Mr.. =. Bradley. Of Dorchester Coun-
Or NJ wails oui upon che NtarclSs Rive n barge.
t9 lich was attached a se- 90 frtay- t1e l-tl oi
Nay. WAS unfortunately rr uVcr and drowned ~ ne
schooner lar -rt Ann Cd 'iglaa----A l4--.l s-n az
SIR Iac-nas H,lralls. oi Crlrol.s cry. De.sNarc.
.--l sn--t s-E yeas. ace ier-iF 81. INFO te sa-l-
-i.er ari was Drowned while % Play lr me wharf 40
lla- arc Baltimore sac, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

ship News .-4rriret-smps Bengal Nev-fork' d.
cob Pfrk.as ani Emily Taylor Boston; ships RIO OTa1le
aud OHIO. auI brig Or-s.In Ne"-lorE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

COURT 90 ArrEl-s-Ils drafted tribunal
c-uuencei ls -c-.1l IN Rochester on Tuesily nora.
.rs. 4he following jli-es-al eEcegt Hon. CLarls.
0-fT- oi tr-EInI.r were rre-rl-. va
Hons 2 % Jra.-- C-.sf Judge; O. q Bro1sor Chs
n hl--.e-. A. l-ln aarl.1er. >slu-l Jor-s YIN
M r-l Ilos. A. Jollsol- Coz a. Ne,sro- Crisr. d u
Brown. >erreall-si-A ruE-
Ana C-urt meets In lie Common Counsel Chan
Der. Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

l- PRICES 81 b6s S1sr. and Woo.sey's yellow >agars
v .h ore ofsre ar @ c.s by ,e Dbl or Is 's A'o' %
ls. crushed q, c.s PER 5. a good brown h1m e.' %
-... with Corees Teas a1i G-oce-e' A- i'f SAFE a -.e
loves, market prices Tor CASH Goce-s ord Ao'e keepers
AZ re..e..ed local before practising 40 fJWLEAs'
-tl..L u Gre.rA. IL all y Ac.ey-,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

THE GREAT su5nfEE MEDIciSE--MossE's Compound So
rp &C Yellow Dock R0ot-We have received number q
testimonials daring lie past wees from OF The fret
families u he country, IN favor o. his popular Medicine
40 family should be- without b. particularly a. this Of
tie year RS he best medicine or children ever offered
20 ne public. Hundreds u lives have been saved BY it,
For a. leae complains, distinctions, flor al3us &c &C.
stands alone. TIE Oldest physicians tel Us that Dock
Root combined with other aruces which we usel mskes
te tesl purer Of The blood la tae word We have from
reliable source si whole ght0rhood ia ,le western
pa Of hs state sorey afflicted wiki te isch we're entirely
cured of 10 saor time BY free o. the Compound 81
rap Of Dock Root
Wm II. Babou, l97 Naer-st- sole Agent Tor Sev-Yorx
anl ils southern and Western Staes FOR sale a. retail by
Thomas Maxwell DruggsLs, 81 W.ian-st who are al.o
Supplying agents ior the ety. FOR sale BY Dmgga,s and
ollers ,lrou ghogi he cliy and country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

CorroN-Tho sales of today sum up 500 bales and
during the past week 1900 haies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

NEW CITY HAIL.-Ths new Common Council
Chamber iu This building very beautiful room, and
hs- large dome which gives DO ID grand appe a.ance
The committee on land. ana places. connection with
select committee. are no present engaged n selecting
srproprate furniture for the room. The Aldermen
ara COB ne presented with single mahogany t-st', ami
common chsirs The prize OF the desks b 80. anil
fe onar, g. and TIRE a--ro gate cost 0l pr0yid.ns A
tine Aldermen viii Dee a1olf $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

Brvrvor r>cr-. To the benevolent forbesnnce Of the
many the , are indebted for r-ir great success Do adFrr-
r.ns~ Competition Will Ir tne. produce change ln WIS.,
i- Id evrrfUuE else lu' then. however iir nlf onu
.r taking le lead n business is compete, ll fALfth ,
AGENCY affords .afr. udrou- aut thorough system OF
s.er-rs n such d-rc. ~ country are best suited 'p
te rlr p. ofaalrr.-r- Iho-e so lr- raf familiar 'i 700
-. e-- af al.sr.-.re. can obtain valuable practical l
formation 40 are Agency il rhe Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

C,ans roR WEU0lNG-Weddinr Visiting and case
Cards elegantly engraved and printed on haesl French Or
cean Cards a. the lowest prices The nnest English Foi-
csiB Card. printed from engraved plates a. = cents per
pack.
FlEcANr BOXES FOR WEDDING CsSE-E-eganl BOXES
for Wedding Cake al g. per hundred plain Boxes = per
hundred. Gard Euveops from 50 cents TO . per hundred
Wedding Waters m great variety. Silver Conis' Ae. al }.
FvrRDrLL's Engraving and Printing Esiab-s aineii -
Broadway corner of Duane,t first square above sieNail'
.-.l..,.-s icl TuTlASlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

-RcHEuru~ DnvoND-PoNrEB GOLD PrNs.-Ile con-
current testimony Of all who have used these pens s mai
they are NOT only fe best bui cheapest pens IN use we
say Co the man OF busuessn fact o any body who knows
lie perpsyty OF wiring with bad pen-go TO The Gold
Pen Depot Of B. T. WATSON Co. % Wal-st and select
one OF hs magnificent Rcheleus" The points are vi ar
ran.ed 10 last for years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

c,rr,,~ IN wrsrH,>r,. Frc.-Z : WHrELrR IS rot m
AGENT f Hunt. Merchants Magazine. and merchants and
others are cautioned against paying any subscription 20 im
on account OF thar work 80 person is authorized 20 acl As
an aren, r The Merchants. Magazine Isl Do cannot 'ho"
written commission from Che proprietor and give pfiA'cu
receipt, signed FREEMAN HgNr peg W. A. BrRris' Jr
tsrn staa.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

ALWAYS SHADY. EST NtrES Eote8-hNoNs h''@s
Mountain beavers for Ssmuer wear These hats posses
clos. ana BRILL sr-v which r0 weather seems to DIM, ror
rough USAGE taunsh They have also body and durability
bsthe ,orroding to0h ot time hardly Affect je- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

srcKvEss.-lt is stated that tine late excessive
rains have produced great deal Of sickness Ia this
city lnte-mi,tlnl fever unusually prevalent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

Be- He who can think one thing and another tell
Ay SOU. dc-e-f- mm the -ltes of hell
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-07-28

ported many, il not all, tho Objectionable traits
OF military chieftnin. lie is the keystone Of
tle arch that supports the platform of the Bal
tlmore Convention. lie is the boisterous bant-
ing Of the progressive and aggressive, military
aggrandlzing spirit Of The age, and the heir at
Law and Equity to all the brilliant achieve.
ments, all the glorious renown, ridiculons no.
toIlety' humbuggery and honors, that have
oeen gained in this war, by the thrice illus
Irlous and never to be forgotten James K.
Folk, and his no less valiant and quixotic aid
and eomPeer, Gideon j. Pillow.
Having, as | trust, shown that by defeating
Gen. Cass we will give a death blow to the
military Vaccinations of the progressive de.
mocracy, let us for a momcn notice how BY
the election ofGen. Taylor ourprinciples will
be elucidated and carried out.
Examine Gen. T~aylor's character and histo-
ry' and i am not carried away by partially,
! believe and know we wiIlGnd he possessesth
opposite virtues to the vices for which we dis
card and dIscountenance military chieftains.
lie has evlnced by his patient submission to all
the demands, irritating delays, and Illuminating
dlsaPpointments, which his superior in COM
made, OF placed upon him, a spirit
OF quiet and meek submission TO military or.
ders, and the laws of his country,
lie has declared the veto power is a con-
servaIlye power, and should not be used as a
certain military c~hieftain used it, as a one
mans power.
He has shown his regard for the laws of ma
tons and humanities of life, by the caution
and justice with which he conducted his cam.
Palgn in an enemys country, He has never vet
glutted his revenge on a fallen foe, or %evince ed
such implacable hatred to those who's differ
from him as to induce the belief he will pro-
scribe for opinions sake.
lie 'egards war as a dire calamity under
any circumstances, and that it should never be
engaged in, except In extreme cases. He re-
CARDS our constitution as the light of our lib
critics, and the safe guard Of our institutions,
and therefore is opposed to its being triacd
with or trampled upon, and like the great and
good father of his country, he is willing to
take patriotism for the man of his council,
and the constitution as the lamp to guide his
feet in the pathway of political life.
In conclusion | think we may safely saw,
Gen. Taylor is no military chieflain n tho OBJ
iectionablo sense Of the term, and tina, in. mil.
itary acts has ever shown the same patriotic
and self sacrificing disposition of Gen. WASH
lnglon, and that with equal propriety the OBJ
lection to Gen. Tay or on the score of his be-
ing a military chieftain would have applied to
Gen. Washington, an objection that no one
in the days Of Washington, or now would have
the weakness to urge.
Respectfully your obt sorv't,
TYRO.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-07-28
Nulnbcr AZ.


"a,Hulses ana princes. and is hands and Glove
WIN LOUIS Philippe. He usesit TO- w;,h A
ilsA purpose. He is guilty Of ! sir,v ~
''o", WIN the meanest motives n nlr,os,
suades US that there was some trn,b N "a.
nis Loootoco opponents circulated 90 troolv !,
D'ilhOfe' We can readily believe thu ~.
you'nlll Cass wrote Federal essaysin ,be n az
hampshire newspapers which he now discI.;oo..
anu wore a Olact eockade at Wilmington, and
subsequently had an eye to the main cb.ro.
!" nls superintendent of our Indian sg.,,.
and conniVed at some awk ward tbins; i Il.
administration of tho War Department ~.
not difficult to believe anything bad Of ! Man
w0o would put his signature to this Bol,imoro
letter. "o'o
lhat the Wing party entertains a sen ;;ment.
Or nas ever put forth a principle, indiCA,inr
uo10' q the " capacity Of man for self govern.
menr' Is a sheer fabrication, d wllrul ana 4.
%llOsFate untruth. We challenge M. Ca. "a
ms paFlIsOns to the proof. The General q NJ
n'nd the age. He evidently knows li,,le Or
nothing Of the history Of the party ,ha, Grew
up IN his native land in those days Of Wb;r
conflict with corrupt patronage and arbitrary
power, when our luxurious minister a ,ba
Count OF Versailles was slipping HE CAFE Az
ao'r with the King Of French. If he Ind turn.
cd hisattention at that period less to cultivate
'hese courtly intimacies, and more to the
affairs OF his " country, he would have
known that he could not play upon The intel.
l,gence OF the American people by any such
'hread'bare transparent f%ictions. The wbig
party Of the United States is empAp.icallv ,he
party OF people. Ii has always striven 10 make
the voice OF the people the law Of tho land
10 accomplish this great end it has struc..
gIed tor Reformation Economy--lor the con.
stltutlonal Limitation of Executive Power. II
mas fought nobly against The monarchical ten.
denotes of our Government, growing GU, Of
the exercise of the Veto as an ordinary power
o. The President: tendencies which threatened
at one time to efface all its republican features
and to merge it in an otdious and irresponsi.
bile absolutism. These are the starring point
and the goal Of the differences betwssn the
two parties which divide tho country. The
Wings look TO the peaPte-theirsCpponent ~
the executive. The Wings contemplate SOW
ereign'y in public opinion aRd,heir ~oppaRent
n that of the White House dBd No afR III
the President. The Wings love ~libsrty-Aeif
opponents truckle to power.