Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-08
A E'r0nInciame i'm the Repub-
lie OF SKhiggery.

of New York, and probably, throughout the north.
err states. We last, week, stated that Gen Tav.
Tor had been nominated by the democrats of Sour,
Carolina, for the Presidency, on the ticket, with
Mr.. Butler for the Vice Presidency and hatacce,.
ted the nomination. When authentic intclHgenc,
of the event, reached New Yotk il Created NOS,
extraordinary excitement in the Wing ranks In
Albany, meeting of the Wings was called al once
and III the language of one of their speakers they
were all there" The object was to take into con.
sideraton, the extraordinary condition in which
they found themselves, in consequence OF the re
cent course of Gen. Taylor. Perhaps we cannot
convey better idea of the opinions, motives and
objects ofthe meeting, than BY quoting the rcm,rl,
Of its chairman.
"On taking the chair Mr.. Parmelee stated why
the meeting was called. and read from the A b,py
Atlas an account of the proceedings OF the Charles.
ton meeting and explained that the meeting Was
composed of democrats, who had avowed their par
" principles and coupled w tn them tie declara.
t;oa that the south should combine TO defeat the
Wilmot Provso, and assert, if necessary, BY force
their right to extend slavery to the territories;
and who resolved to dissolve the Union rather than
submit II the provisions of the Wilmot Proviso, and
who finally rapudiatci the nomination of Fillmore
and put the name of Butler in his place on the Tay,
Tor ticket Judge T. then read the correspondence
Of Gen. Taylor accepting his nomination. He then
explained thai Gen. Taylor had been nominated At
Philadelphia whig, and had accepted. But
/ continued Judge p, there have rccchtly appeared
i'll the papers Il number of letters from Gen. f. nc:
cepting various nominations, and now here is the
acceptance OF ono that not only emanatcs from an
opposite pa t., but consent 10 run on tcke frpI4
which our Fillmore is striker off and the Baltimore
Tor p n.
question therefore for the wings of the United
States and the State Of New York, what corrp,
they would take in the emergency"
The following is quoted us the finale of the meet.
! ing:
"Thc chair appointed a committee on rcson.
| tons, of which Collier is chairman. to repo. meet,
| ing OF Monday night. The excitement continued
great throughout thcnght. a large crowd was oath
cred III front of the Journal Office, and procession
with drums, trumpets, &c, paraded the streets A.
ter the adjournment till nearly midnight breathing
! the most violent luminosity to Taylor. To what f.
nal shape this Indignation will resolve itself viii
not attempt to predict, but il is the determined pnr.
pose of the wings here to give 10 the Taylor mulf,s
| - ROLAND roR THEIR OLIVER"
| The Abary \tlas saws. speaking Of thc matter
/ Of drfcrrng the report of the committee on r,.oa.
tons, aud the final action Of the meeting to another
evening. " But the immediate object of the meet
mr. THE EPCDlAllON OF TAYLOR. was
not deferred toany convention. 1t done. on
the spot, and al;ctual'y as the unanimous and
indignant u''c~ahce OF me crowd could make IL n
we nave "''" ''."' ''h''-h we nave no Where
seen III P''''' 'ho' h'Sr wings SUI SC l""n'Iy m.',
and again cmb aceI. and rc-rndof cd Tavcr, h.
| cause, as sad Ihuluw ecd, OF the Jru nal. rty
were bound TO q him letters 10 letters Tbs
| may be so. One of their speakers stated IN ia.
course of his remarks. that he cond bear samr-
| times to b" g,"aScd ali over. but he could not Ter
! to have 1t rubbed M aud hence he was conf c,Id
! TO reject Taylor since this last demon. On. II
! they hay" again embraced Taylor, we may m cr
that they haze mad up th,i. minds to stand qury
! and have i rubbed in. But if those hadr,
/ should deem II good policy. to submit to ever, IL.
dignity ii" mass who have no stake in the matter
! hut 'hrr couiirNS good, cnNnot be swnycd At H.
/ Pe2sur" Of these ra.i''s T'I"y win reject T,yo.
and VIII not embrace IN rg..n, and we hasr nj
a sha ow O. 90 b. Inn III : last move i, the l,,,
/ Of iayf'..s'n in the uothc:n states. We viii e,r