New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-11
vNe Presidency and Nssivism-Nir. CLAY and
GrU. Tuyler.

~ Three Year, age 10 day, JANIS n. POLK was IN
saearstei President Of the United ststes' Two
I ,eas sgo your humble servant W" expelled from
che Reuse of Representatives by the Loco Focc
| principally at the dc,ation OF Na,ire DO.
csase I was an irishman Ono year ago tsbout
sn,saisht March ,. A. Charity. which had been
pleading with melstened cycr,or relief to ireland.
"a. driven by Loco Foooism from the House Of
Representatives, To rcnew her tears over the clus
,e,iaS gVhs<ayoi starving Irishmen to save
whom the small sam which Charity asked, Loco
F,Scism woah rot grant, This, then to me, as
vel . to the country, Is an important anniver
cary. aud day for reflection One year from to-
A.y. trust. a Wits President will tsko the place
/ nj JANIS X roIN under whose parental care our
/ u.rhNrs NAY be improved. our Commerce encour.
ssed cur Industry protected and the energy Of
cur indcmi,shlc People may be left TO exercise it.
sell On the Arts Of Peace aud Civilization. This
renders il a proper day Tor an individual even so
humble ss mys self b. express his preference as TO
! whom he would have chosen for such a high des.
My
~N present, the contest seems to lie between
i RsSRN CLAY and Gen. TAYLOR. both natives o.
1 Virgins. and both warmly attached to each other
az friends and scqusintances in the gallant State OF
kentucky though the latter is now an inhabitani
I NJ another State Since the contest commenced
n have taken sides with neither nor have said
asAt ssAir either Those controversies should be lt
70 the WAX National Convention but there Are political
a streets which we eanno, help Observing and upon Of
,hese intend to make observation without say
Ains any thing trust. offensive 10 any SQUAD whtg
Relieve Gen TArLok and Mr. CLAY arc both Wings
i uus, they will beth continue to be esteemed as such
n rhoN
:. nns called Tayofism. look a, facts TAYLoRsa in the
rrircph pisces where Il has been supported. u simply
-,.arrtet'on Of the roting remains Of NarIsm This
weishi TO party can loug carry In political race In this
s,an,ry Y0lsw this Tayor movement from Boston 10
esmond. and what ish7 why, in Boston, IN fanuel
II. ths-S eres; 1ArLoK demonstration some time
since aud Gen the leading Native in that State
sn believe reseHy the Native candidate for Governor
q Massachusetts,. Qf NOT the Native candidate AT the ap
rraehrg election for Vice President Of the United Staes
the presiding genius. In New-York. among The
names 20 the call for public meeting at Niblo on the
- ALL in favor Of Gen TAILOR. recognized the names
q the leading Natives in that City. In Philadelphia it
toe same Native movement. The Corresponding secre-
,y Il the there TO be PETER SKES SMITH
the lealing Native Eeor Of the United States, / pre-
many Of the voice, which wicked Echo from her
SLEEP The Taylor Meeting in the City Brohey Love,
on 22i alt, very which sung bosaBDas
o. j,y burning churches, ard yelled curses aler
hunted Priests In tho memorable riots in Philadelphia
In Harrisburg. Taylor Electors nominated The same
cay. The only one know among them Is THOMAS d.
GsovTs, Of the leading men Of that faBstcal garg
whose footsteps lighted by bun Ing churches, and
whose soulinspng music the crash Of falling tenn
vs and the cracking Of blazing brats-deeds la com.
ysnson witch the acts Of the Goth and vanda assume
the gb Of civilization. Last Of ALL have the Taylor
gathering at Richmond. Virginia the same day. where
the snt Of Mr. CLAY borne down. and At &C.
Compartment such seene W. S AKcnEk the Native
nominee for President tho United States, at The last
|. election. was President.
III, rot understand me attacking Gen. TAYLOR; In
III th. only state fse. plain da, light. II is TO
say that Gen. TAYLOR not Native The fact Is Irish
men Germans and Catholics, clnuOt and will not and
ough; not TO vote for any man, whose party differed
and dtilei by such men. II ST. Paul was the candidate
NJ President, ard ST. Patrick headed the electoral ticket
would receive the port Of the Catholics and ma
lturazcd citizens under such In organization Is 1t worth
eur while 20 drive the tens Of thousands who wish
to Wing ticket back to their nrs', but betrayed
lcve in tie bosom Of Loco-focoisml +
Who is there In the Wing party that does not believe
tina, does not Lno that HENRY CLAY the choice Of
msorty OF the legal votes Of the United States in 1874
Who was there that did not feel, after the defeat Of
HEskT CLAY and the election OF JAMES n IoLh, uiat
they would give all they worth in the world 10 have
the opportunity Of tying the election over 'rsinr Who
did not feel FIRE for chance 70 apply tho sentiment
uttered by the iluslous CLAY In another dark hour Of
the Wing party Pick you Wits fnts and Try IT again "
Who did not feel like brushing the tears Of sorrow
that eted like dew drops armor, and once more
marchiog,o battle, even II not to vc,orl Ard now
when Focosm has viod all its pledges and t9ou-
sands are painting for opportunity to make amends for
their ingrattude TO HENRY CLAY, We have political
eroakcrs who tell that cannot elect him and that
we must give 10 battle 10 e to whom even IN the
Aush Of their accidental victory would not yield the
day.
ooh for tongue TO curse the slave
Whose treason, Ike 9 deadly bright
Comes Der the counsels OF the brave,
And blasts them in their hour Of might
Let the leaders OF this new Ndtire movement hunt
down HENRY CLAY by mallgnan attacks upon his chsr-
acer hut !c them not misre present the facts HENRY
CLAY Is now tho strongest nan We can run Gen. TAr-
Lok came; votes from the Loco-Foco side than
Mr. CLAI can, In another campaign. There arc thou
sands OF paturalzed citizens who were forced 10 vote
sgsi,s, the whig ticket sit because Nasism Joined
the wings. 1T row leads Tayorism These men be
nevei the vanous ISLANDERS hoapSd upon the head Of
Henry CLAY They know them TO be Infamous Loco
Tocs les Ihave Travelled extensively the country
since that election. have had personal conversation
with hundreds who voted against Mr. Clay in isi who
pray earnestly that he may re the Whis candidate IN 1870
tina, they may IN part get the sin soned for Of having
voted for JANIS X Polk and this Mexican wat, Almost
every week receive communications from n"urahzea