The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-20
Spirit of the Press.
The New York Tribune (whig) remarks

Cas- an creation annexing much as they
own part we shaiitaKe me for 1efieeon shall appear
that the Of Gen Taylor the only Gone ie by
o TN s &
States ae now ri pe as the Uprising which
or later and which this has done very mncn 10
Is that the lime has not quite arrved-but we shall see
The New York Herald independently says:
That Gen Taylor will be elected have no doubts Inc
fba1 @ast abe and popular men Cas- He
tonaby pure parot-an honest mana popaaaT % me,
IVA nnder other circumstances persuaded conid MOI
f a uI the contest which he leader wonderful
and ps s at he @e they Would
revolution among the youthful hearts and Young Ha.ame
more nDe saia but which will
bear them along with its surses to the he house wash
From the New York Morning Star independently:
The popularity of Cen Tayorhis gallant services in the
Sdab had e aRd Weight arriving result
belle. that he is strong candidate who has every prospect
Of b G ia Tbs y
much excited on receiving the news bqt his friends here are
with the result his feelings and wishes Will govern
his friends.
dent says:
heartfelt satisfaction will be- we have doubt by the
country generally By the nomination Of Gen; TAYLOR the
majority Of the nation to land BY have
manner they may deem advisable From the 9Th Of June
is4s, they enter upon new cycle and prospects
open before them.
From the New York Express, (whig):
That General Zachary Taylor has been nominated by the
Wing Philadelphia Naliona Convention for President and
d e. tor a Msne to the %
sipp Their election certain, beyond all possible doubt
No future eoent can be more certata
From the Boston Atlas, (whlg):
We are not unaware that there among who
bs to @ to bs dsof e
assured but lew, and that Nen they
calmly and deliberately lake into view az the
one the only effect Of which WI Be to the of
the of and the pepenaOn OF the worst OF mea
sures Let them at least do nothing hastily Let them at
the first impulses nnfounded prejudices and false mpes
sons Let Them they really mean to be rght and to act
they ready have any good grounds for their hesitation
port General Taylor and above all let them take into view
their opposition they bring upon the country, all the awful
things n we Let viii
learn if they be not deaf and blind to the truth-tat Cen
to ali wa@beeves slavery to be curse to the country and
desires its extermnaonand opposed to the further extern
believe that who truly loves the wing party and
who believes essential to safety and prosperity
for a moment hesitate to believe his duty calls him to
give him his ardent and Jealous support.
The Boston Wing simply remarks:
ZEAL OF PARry-Doc;or afterwards Dean Maxwell, sit
ence party, and what nnwauantable lengths party
5eso to
gain their point they catch hold of the redho emu OF
The wings have just done the same thing.
| From the New York Sun, independently:
formal admission that the wing party has ceased to exist
It is formal record Of its annihation as political com
6natlon 10! the support OF certain prnfpes I'VE Sa near
a o hang mn mos and ali the other pTomnen
heIs vi Lope an "ii W.. 'o by ,ar;st;ns tha
Courage PATRIOTISM and success Of the hero OF many victories
will fill the speeches and presses OF the new party.
from 1he VIEW olh nlope snen' d. patn a aSs
Gen Taylor attempts to deceive no one he has made no
unless are made more fully acquainted with his W MS
y we nave no 10 sn our P orm 10 De M
n;n ,anbS ~ tha sactoaI vote of the Union The
election Oh ass may DC eonslueeu a,ios. an
FROM tiie I've" lofh ooni'ieiei"i fAo'0i'''o''
| (Wmg):
Cen Zachary Taylor therefore the regularly nominated
% o. h s g d in h n cenre ali the
hopes our party and of ali who wish well for the peace
prosperity and safety Of our common country de has
selected as the a. OF @ anu Me
from the hands of bad men and the effects of bad measures
is certain any future event can be-
| From the Philadelphia Ledger (neutraD:
The campaign is begun and spirited contest will
General Taylor will be fortunate man success attends his
oWsy oatf emn n sd s to conend With IN the
Vailed at Rnens Vista will answer in these new fields
Here tor is required and contrary to the Buena
vista contest ne WIZ WIN e oae anu acquire ehe greatest
'' IN "I po1,a,s;.,, as,noar,,iol
Inc rehiny,'ai aelno 'nt' ! sass -.
hat we sha deieaT ana @ e sn
dorsed"hethef by the exhausted remains Of old paans
the dying factions of Nativeis-we do not for moment
DOUBT. a., N,.;., 1,o,,;.
| run Tic i,"uoiiat helisen'ei
we Say ha s we non 10 pc our guy 70 70
tmens nv great pubc services and by the reference of
Eron, ,hs Rst;mnrs 's American f,yb;a.>
The nomination of Gen Zachary TAYLOR Of Louisiana for
1
was made by the Wing National Convention Philadel
he oed seaerv and to magv democats who de-
sire Constitutional President at the head of public
satisfscon Vi ''' e'A' "i s''' ''
-s>s-
e cliIulal ,1t es,L ~,
certain malcontents of the marty, in which it is de-
clared that the Wing National Convention, in NOM