The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-22

anu remarked mai, as boys had night TO vote, he
| should declare the resolutions adopted
both these factions-the abohiioniss and barnbun
es-voed against the wings in 1874 the latter acting
WIN the locooco party, and the former under separate
anu independent organization; and that they are
united, and VIII hereafter act together a separate and
distinct party they affect the interests OF party
very senousy-uness II be the ocofocos. whose strength
VIII be weakened in proportion to the number of barn
| burners that forsake them"
This large mongrel meeting certainly offers the hand OF
fellowship to the barnburners OF New York They re-
lec both Taylor and Cass and among other resolutions
adopt the following, which significant enough of
other convention, to organize northern party whose
"comer- stone" Is sectional and aboiionsm:
Rssoipsd, therefore, That cannot support the nomi
naons Tor The presidency and vice presidency made by the
ba,moe Convention OF the democratic party or the Phil
adepha Convention of the whg party and will not support
them
"Resolped That in making this declaration we do not
propose 10 sunde permanently our political party connex
ions heretofore existing but believing that the will Of The
~ rom national terIories mas not been at all expressed
by the Baltimore and Philadelphia conventions do
will shall find expression and obedience the national
ecutvs and the national legislature
Rssofoed, That cordially approve the heroic and mag
unanimous conduct OF the democracy of New York in adler
ing 10 the platform of Jefferson in relation the
sion OF slavery and the delegates of the democracy te
Baltimore convention IN refusing to accept seats IN that
body on conditions insulting to their constituents and dis
honorable TO them.
Resolved That earnestly hope that the conoention of
the democracy Of NsW York. about 10 assemble at Utica
nbOH
senbs at Columbus IN this State r call national
ton 10 assemble al some Convenient place July merit 10
orthy Of the support of the friends Of freedom and free
ritory.
eopsd That the president and secretaries Of this
tend the convention of the New York democracy Utica
and represent our views and assure them of sympathy
and cooperation"
The Cincinnati Signal" follows up these resolutions
by this hint:
The only doubt hat This hodN,
will make a nomination, consists possibility that the
choice of candidates may be referred to July
tion say at Pittsburgh or Cleveland, where Ohio and
other Slaesn which the fires of free opinion and indie
pendent action not eXncshall be fully represented
Such seems to be the public feeling here and we have
letter from New York, stating that the suggestion
garded with much favor by the democrats of that State
So we have Independent ticket, formed either
by the Utica convention by general of the
dscontents, abolitionss and barnburners at Pittsburgh
or Cleveland.
The Cincinnati Times of the 18th compares this hete-
rogeneous convention the New York movement, which
contends is to constitute nucleus of mongrel party
whose principal ingredient is abotonism
Among other signs in Ohio, is the Masslon meet
ing called to raty the Taylor ticket but latter
siderable confusion and noise the conscience wings
passed their resolutions expressing their dsapprobaon
of Taylors nomination, and appointed lot of delegates
the State convention which meets at Columbus the
2ls, of June So ended the Massilon meeting"
The las, Columbus Statesman furnishes further IL
Illustrations of the dscord and distraction which pre-
vail among the wings OF the Buckeye State The Ham
ilton Butler county, Integencer refuses raise the
flag of Taylor The wing paper OF Medina also de-
cines and declares that the wings of Medina will carry
out their pledges to for STAKEHOLDER 1t says
P,t. ba tha nh thafxv
to the soul of dough faced rtgery, than the de-
lection of all the Rooback foeries thatparty ever com
mltted, is the ground assumed by Mr. Corwn's mouth
piece and organ, the Lebanon Star. edited by w n P
Denny, formerly wing senator from that county. The
article though long shows throughout the deep and set
tied feeling of the Corwn wings and hence speaking
the sentiments OF that leader and of that party, give
IT entire
From of
TuE STAR AND GENERAL TAYroR-We cannot suppress
the nomination of General Taylor by the Wing National
Convention. We should be utterly destitute of honor Of
candor, and manly independence, If we did not utter
conviction freely fully, and uneservedly We have no
hesitation, them in declaring that the representatives OF
their trust. and shameiessy and unblushngy abandoned
the great and paramount principles of the wing party
/ They nominated a mere military chieftatn. distin
gushed alone for his achievements IN two OF the worst
God permitted 10 desolate the earth--a stern
rough INSCRIPTIONS WARRIOR ready to explode gnnpowde
experience in civil afars-neither politician
voter-unacquanted with the very ALB abs OF whlg
whose 10 single WING
matter OF disputation and doubts who from
his location his sympathes his associations and his m
planter and Shareholder, is believed to be IN IA
of the extension of slavery into the newly acquired free
Mericdn territory man whose views are utterly unknown
in regard the origin, the Objects the JUSTICE or the con
stitutionaty of the Mexican
In his selection, the convention looked exclusively to
availability and success, and not to craftsmanship and
great principles They passed the claims OF Corwn,
Clay, Webster, Mclean, Crtenden and hundred other
distinguished wing civilians, aud selected soldier OF for
thus repudlang the noble sentiment once uttered
by Mr. Clay in reference General Jackson and approved
by every whg the land that he would rather see his
country visited with war; pestience, and famine than sub
is Gen Taylor less a military than Gen. Jackson was
before he attained the Presidency The latter lawyer
a Judge, governor and representative and senator IN
Congress the wings objected to him the ground
proved that they right With what con-
ssency reason then, the WING party support man
whose distinction and claims OF exclusively mutt
tary distinction acquired in Strengthening Sem
Indians and Mexlcans in unjust wars Has General
Tavor will Remember that man who never sur
renders a military position viii never surrender political
POSITION whether right wrong If he has weseitled
political principles, he has political conceiis and his WILL
the purse sword the Offices and the will control
the legislation Congress. We shall have banks tariff,
sub treasures, internal improvements slavery extension,
&c, Just General Taylor peases and which OF these
measures, wing loco, we shall finally Obtain no man
tell.
g. The northern delegates in the convention became the
and the tools of the south The southern delegates
forced the north take Taylor nobody Scott received
but barely in the entire SOUTH and he was the
in the slave States The south firm and nlexble the
north distracted and divided. The slavewhp was
ised and northern man covered receive It's
la shings General Scott available as he was-ue lrin
men, give place to, at best doubtful southern wing
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