The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-24

.,.-, brave old soldier; but we queS'ioh h'' '''''
49, .,,,ss uan--pery much indeed ..
:" s'''e the country deceive itself. lhoush "e
n'' - masking their principles and Keeping ua'h
"h'se orc ~" vet they are % STOPPING 10 conquer
:" u'' ..osd elechng General Taylor we siai,
ohouiu tneS scenes which were exhibited
men w'''eS' ~ lection OF General HARRISON Their
IN i0ii' rror,d be no longer obsolete; they
eoelai f, toi, su, nber, and we should see
wouiu l9s ono after the other pon Congress Inc
President would not only not veto thel A.
see his cabinet and his counsellors earnes'
inc them TO Congress The "New Hampe - "a
i,sv brings up the "reminiscences OF that pc rome.
warns the democrats OF the present day aealns! 'eh
titon;
The measures which grew out of the hard-cder cam
pgn of 1910 furnish specimen of what Is concealed De
meath federal non conmialism Let it be borne in nina
that Gem Harrison had ''no principles for the Puouc eye
nor his party any particular measures 10 aVo" Pf
to his election But how long was II an" .ha' sc 70
fore they unfured the banners Why the hfs' ho 'e
only official act of President Harrison, was to call an extra
session of Congress, in obedience TO me eoc' Oh MS uol
science -kee pers before his Inauguration 90 nPaueh
were they TO give the pentup objects oil thef parry
that the regular session of Congress was TOO enoe " ~
4 waited for The "great chain OF whig measures must De
al once fastened upon the people; ana lot 'na
xt, session was demanded by the leaders, and acqui-
sced in Inv ,he President At the opening OF that session.
the mask was for first time thrown OIL Inc WING pan
ner was presented in n phase Instead OF tne ca,on
phrases ssTippecanoe and Tyler too, national BANK oS
tribution protection, bankrupt law, NC were Pohe"'
upon IFS folds. All these measures, adroy conoeaeo no
the people during canvass, then sprung upon 'e
and l but the first and dangerous secured the sane
ton of law.
Well the nice laid scheme by which federalism cheaeu
the people in again resorted to In 1913 lhey nave
now as then candidate who has mo principles Tor tue
public eye !" now then, they declare nothing ur'he
b,n their nurpose TO elect him Ii is enough for them to
know that he will prepen the execution OF their meas
es and with this they feel more secure mar
thew would with his clearly defined views upon every
d measure they intend ngitae. In 1871 they went ih
the contest with their and objects exposed, a'
the result satisfied them of their great error IN doing 50
2 They now hope people have forgotten the cheat e
palmed off upon Them in l80 and will suffer Cen layo
5, IN he elected .s,vithout a why wherefore.
"a Democrats necessary to caution you against III
is hid in dark of Gen Taylors prii
cipes or which occupy the empty repository oil ms nc
e y;,cipe? Like Gen. Harrsons they are not TOT h
nsbc eve while he occupies his present position ou
a Enace him in power and they will assume the tango
national banks high tariffs internal Improvements, ana
N he roid which ultra federalism can devise 1t
the recollection the Harrison campaign prevent ever
Ia democrat from relaxing his energies in consequences OF III
annarent ind ference of the Taylor party to federal mea
lnras