New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17


GIN. TAYLOR NoMIYArED.-We congratulate
our readers aud the country the suspicious result
General Taylor j. the Wing candidate Tor the ffe-l
iencv having been nominated the fourth trial By
vote Of III out OF 2-2 This nomination, added 20 the
many independent imnstiOns Of the same gentleman
in different parts of the country and the general favor
Of the people in bis behalf almost without distinction o
marty secures his election beyond any reasonable
doubt With General TAYLOR for President and peace
with all the world, the country viii be safe and pros
porous.
WILLARD FILLMORE, who on the second trial was
nominated for the Vice Presidency bv vote OF ll3 Ou'
Of total Of 256 is az present Controller Of the state
Of NeV.York and is in every respect worthy Oh the
station to which he has been, or VIII be, in-
vited Alone. We might object 70 him on account OF
his hghtoned WhgEery. but with OLD lack 80 HI
ide there VIII be nOthu ~ 10 fear. The influence o.
each may be healthfal upon the other And beside 10
seemed due the jealous portion OF the party %
spice the dish little IN order 10 make more palaab.e
only remains 10 elect both the candidates. Tor one
cannot be elected without the other.
The news of these nominations was received hero
with heartfelt satisfaction and VIII be- we have no
doubt by the country generally. BY the nomination OF
zen Taylor, the Wings have adopted platform on
which there Is room for majority OF the nauon T.
stand By the same act, they have placed themselves
IN condition 70 modify their creed in any manner they
may deem advisable. From the 9ih Of June, ISIS they
enter upon new cycle and new prospects are open
before them journal OF Commerce.
As EXTINCT PARTY-The nomination of Gen.
TAYLOR is formal admission that the Wing party ha,
essed 20 exist IL IL formal record OF ~ annnlAoh
AS a political combination for the support OF certain
principles Gen Taylor IS brave honest. and sincere
man. but 80 tar from being the representative OF the
creed and aim OF what the Wing party, he iranky
declared they had never occupied bis attention and hHd
never by themselves commanded enough interest %
draw him 70 the polls when he had voted al al u was
not from party political bias but % support some
candidate who personally had claims on his friendship
and confidence.
The truth and nanl.ncss of Gen. TaylOrs disclaimers
of A knowledge or and identification with, the specia'
and distinctive aims OF the late Wuig party. put hlm
out of question a. It's legitimate chief, aud whether Do
despair Of success under their own banners or that
their own issues really worn out and dead VI old
are-tho lealers received 20 go over % Taylor 4ney
could not bring MIN % their measure 50 they dissolved
the hr party % recast DO IN his name and pattern
We shall hear little or nothing during the canvass Of
the old Whig issues-the Tariff Bank, No More Tern
tory and all the other prominent items OIL nope ana
faith with the extinct party Will be cast aside ana IN
their stead the personal chsracteristcs the courage
PATRIOTISM and success OF the hero OF many victories
viii Nh he speeches and presses Of the new party
TAYLOR himself VIII be the theme Of the TAYLOR party
and II he is elected 10 VIII be BY the Will OF The people
who raised him In their love and confidence above the
marry organic atoms 10 VIII be ms popularity and tnc
ndepen en- voice Of the people which VIII place MN
IN The Executive sea; be obtains o. and he VI. be no
more than lust if he perfectly observes his pledge 20
be- the Executive OF nation and not ne caiei ol e
party. l-'- o. ~