Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-26

and Ohio which gives Us one kindred and t,reHfy-
eigLt electoral votes: ard if You h-r~ III Penn
syiv4aia ca, make a change OF sou votes Ia
your entire state, you wfh car! iei"S ana
for him. too Great cheeriag-j
Does any man here be iicv- that the Kane let
ter can BE- counted against Mr. Clay IN Is
Does any man here believe that the manu- aciuf-
ing interest Of the state oi iehhsl ~ ahl--the
great iron in:-rpst-can b. made 10 believe taat
ar Polk is 4 better Tariff man Than Henry Gay
Does auv man think that there VIII De tae tor-
-icu vote east against Nj Clay there vas IN al
t. ave not these foreigners haa opportunity To as
Certain who are their most siraa last frienHs IN
,tis couatrvr When there approprit-
ton asked TOR in Congress to rescue our starving
Irish brethren. where dta the lf'Sl h.'1 tileif
friends: who did they find to be theiT Trend IN
New Orleans but Henry Clay whom they had
10, mai. 10 believe their most bitter opponent
saw IN the presence Of you, Pc ople ol PENN
sy!vania, that there is not d shadow "i doubt up
on NV mind. hu, that exertions sufHc.ent can De
Inas. in this city give Hr Clay the vote al The
STATE. and If success is what We look to--ii we
do not look To mere ID lie ana empty compliments,
havinal2o Electoral votes, lndeP- ndeht OF Geor-
eia Tennessee and Louisiana, all OF winch can
b., carried for Mr.. Ciay:-fi You want to make
CERTAIN OF Penusy ivsnia, let he -Natiohhi C"h-
vention which is to assemble here on the !th OF
June select the for the 'ice President " no
is most likely to save Pennsylvania .Cries OF
Scott Scott! huzzi for scott
g
sacrificed in this coun,ry-the only man VITO his
:. place in the hearts of his country men ihere
is another gallant sodcr--te confueror Of NeN-
lco. IRENE n,.ous applause One whose treat
ruent has excited the deepest stmpaihes oil The
human heart throughout this entire county
Law aside. all other considerations, oohlng only
TO success for Wing principles and the triumph
of the " biz party. and put W inileld scott upon
that ticket enthusiastic demonstrations, lie
has reached the highest Sunni, al his ambition
a. a military man; give him opportunity to
acquire rminence in civil preferlnen', aud II hr
will IN axe The. sacrifice, | doubt not the " h.g
PARTY will be- Hing, if they make nun zee
President IN ~, 10 MAKE Atih PRESIDENT III D.
Prolonged applause
i what youd the friends of Gen Taylor ihink
what wouIi our Wing brethren friendly TO Gen.
IaNIorss notninatiou think OF us-oi the same
Upar,v-.!ifirrng ouly upon the question OF policy
If we were to propose to sapersetie Gen. lay
Tor in the field - appointing Henry Clay 10 the
command Of his aruy' Aud where would be
the difference in The treatment OF the two ~ pro-
posing to upe rs,.,e Henry Clay by Gen. Tayior'
What was our complaint against the ADMINS
tra,iou when they proposed TO take Thomas iiar'
Benton, a civilian. without military experience
anI pu, him over the heads OF our ''eh"Fais ~
Haxico7 AMI where IS the difference between
t,kinp a mere soldier 10 pat OYER the heads OF
civilians, ana taking civilian To pat over the
iita4s Of military mrn|
II does not follow because Gen. Taylor - a
rooi soldier that he viii make wise ani po!ittc
+ try-tooi abroad and the commissions with
which Europe threatened, and who would yo"
select as YOUR hcImsman? y man OF experience
a statesman Of fifty years experience, or one
who tells YOU he IS no politician--only because
lie SAYS Al am a Wing very short cate
chsfl, brother Wings, TO say that - am It " nag
bat no poIitician--I have formed no OPINION up
unou urinci5lce'' Wings, what would these
s.,u,a men th ak of man who would 90 into the
streets, ana say. Il am Christian. but do not
believe in the s3avio-?" Now, think better OF
Gen. Tavlor's honesty. | defend that man a
. u inst thu. attacks of hi, enemies when they say
h.. is a Whr ana will make Wing President,
aud whe he tells the country he Is 10 W h'g,
and will not look to the principles OF the party
for his guidance.
were to say. II anna Wing. but | VIII not look
to the principles of the party. will not run as a
Wing canditae,'' Will it be honest Tor hun 4" ad-
minister tn Government on " lig prime pies :
Would It be honest in Gen. Taylor, when lie
SAYS he will not look to principles to admin
ister the Government on " hig principles. lsty
it is a slanler the character OF Cen aNio7
TO say that he is capable OF writing such letters
as lie has written upon this subject, ana iiIeh 10
/ 90 in ana select a Wing Cabinet. ami adinin!stcr
tle Government upon Whig principles
do not know what may be the determination
Of other gentlemen. but for myself am resolved
to stani by the principles of the Wing party
! rCheefs.1 | stand. | doubt not, anne an over
,vhe n q ma ori,v of those who are determined
to stand tv me. But il stood here aione.--ii
} | wer. the OnlV THIS as Sc iltft S-tt N"d
were all Tay lor tnen-ali Loco tocos, unter!-
fed would stand defending the principles OF
tn, Wing party. Great and enthusiastic ap-
plause.1 have done 1t ut home, where am
more dependent for support than 1 am III fhia-
he phi.; | hav. done il among my own constitu-
ents; have stood up against all my colleagues
. IN Congress; ! have stood up against the action
of the Legislature of Nirgi,iia. and tn" Wig
/ c convention OF Virginia. They have in substance
declared and some of them IN terms declared,
tina, the principles of the Wing party have be-
come obsolete.
/ | demand TO know how principles have become
/ oosole;e-how the Tariff question, Protection TO
/ American industry. has become obsolete 1t has
ONLY become an obsolete question 10 those "iio
I have abandoned the true pati'--it has only be-
come obsolete question TO those N no are salts
fled of tine wisdom, the justice and the utiity OF
tn. opposite party, and VINO have lad down Their
arms and resolved to fight more.
Bat be this it may, | have arravei myself
with the Wing party. and from that w ing party
| do not mca to sever myself let what Will come
f II the majority of the party, when they as
seinbfe here in National Conve ntion, shall rec
ONE nd to the Wings of tins Mon, suitable
and available candidate. Gen. Iaylo and NOM
mate him, will vote cheerfully for him.
Advertising.
A fool Of fellow named Derby, OF