The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-30
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The leading wing paper in the city OF New York (the
Tfibune) out in an editorial Of about column cutting
and slashng, right and left against the original" "in
Dependent Simon Taylores. conadisinguished
from the orthodox federal wings. Especially are those
democrats who, in confidence Of the Rough and Ready
"noparty," ant-proscipton'' pledges were beguled
and deceived into support of General Taylor before his
nomination by the wing convention at PHILADELPHIA and
who continued faithful to him after that nominal
ton rebuked for their presumption in claiming any Of
the official honors which his election has placed in his
gift In fact all bu, the genuine Smon.pure disciples Of
old federal bank protection, tariff internal Improvement,
free SOIL anti Texas, and anti Mexican and Fourier
tie whgery, pretty plainly told that ii is well under
stood that no after the battle over all but the regular
rhg line are to be considered discharged, till the neat
time They toanted AT the present writing there is
further need for their services and the extremity OF
impudence and fsy for such sort Of people to imagine
that they rghtfuy claim any share either Of the
honors Of victory Of the plumber 7hsy fosooth,
outside barbarians, camp followers, skmishers,
COW boys, skinners, "guerias" and part Of the
regular hig forces, to which exclusively belong all the
honon Of the triumph, and all the booty. That we do
not missate the Tribune give the following extracts
from the editorial referred to-
THR PRESIDENT CABfNEf.-When Gen. Iaylor's
victories the Rio Grande and Monterey had for
him large share Of public admiration, there those
u.s. wh ar, ~ ss b
acandidste for President the natural and ready
merit Of originating il. and each uuiy % far as regards
himselfhat Is he did not borrow the idea from any 9th
s. convictions on the srcst political questions which had
convulsed the country asked whether his opportun
presidential chair. They simply 'went in to win" and
pushed Gen Taylor just they would have bet their mo
without knowing or caring anything more about him.
these originals were generally men p1y loosely ATTACHED
GUAR Of fhs great parftts-nany OF them did not PROBES:
TO belong to either They place General Taylor on
NELL own ground aud Tor time were not wholly withou
success W course the independent press for such
the seassuined designation OF portion Of the
Journalism which conceals Its opinions IA the i'm
was great put in requlstion by the Tsylo
gseTmas and not without effect And yet all the tina
Taylor could not have given him the rs, electoral vote
eouid no, have made him stronger in the than
upon the public Of Louisiana tina
he was every inch wing and would abide the choice
wing candidate Tor President And these wer,
more Than confirmed in letters written by Gen Taylor 10
Gen. Taylor elected but to the chsgn of the ogi
nas, elected as wing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of all IN,
votes cast LOT MIN Were cast wing votes nj least nine
ten,ns o. me whole Were so cast because he was WIFI
and ne wing candiaate The Independent, Taylor men,
Of e sorspient they had ~,tiaied The President thel
the members Of Congress chosen 10 su.lan his admins
uation were, almost TO man, wings; he had no choic,
but form pure wing cabinet and desired no other
Every clected thought Of by him take charge OF
department had for years been known active anc
ardent wing.
In filling the subordinate stations, quite number wcr
awarded TO the independents" Just but not nea
many important posts they ie themselves en-
titled to in virtue of their discovery of General Taylor
presidential qualities They Thought themselves entitled
the lions share, but II neither practicable
fulfil their expectations. Hence DISAPPOINTMENT chsgr
and dissfection. Every Original who has not been ten
dered fat office job, considers himself used
This Is unfortunate but II was inevitable. ~ NOT y,
sb to buy oaboGd at their ssimafe, and
mem at their market value soahost rsaisng very srioS
io,i BY the Operations.
Hence codness sourncss dissecton In the adminstra
ion ranks hence and most snvenorned onslaugt
by the independents" the members OF the cabinet
would not look well for Taylor par srcsenes 10 hee
an assault thus early on Gen Taylor. They can only 10
MIN with decency the backs Of his cabinet lts mem
oe are ali wings; and though them enlisted pett
eaiy IN the support Of Gen. Taylor, they went in as whig
and not independents. Each original 10 az liberty
presume that but for the interpretation such csbne
M fra~s~dssf claims woud haze been Acknowledged
the besfowaf Of forsfgs missior ndrshaiship,
CONTRACT, ut the r~y least II was not possible Tor III