New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
PRESIDENT TAYLOR'S TOUR.
silly Inventions of the Enemy-Pre-idenr.
Views strong, Correct and Well Defined.

PrrTsRuEsH Aug %. .sis.
One most gratifying feature Of Gen. Tsy.ors
VISIT 70 tue people IS, that Democrats as well as
Wings have everywhere greeted him with the
wsrmest enthusiasm. and have IN every instance
become attached 70 him for his political and per-
soma honesty, Just ia proportion 70 the amount II
their intercourse with him. Considering the vio-
ence and unscrupulo1snes. with which be hss
been assailed-the unsparIng efforts 70 trscDce
him, not only b means Of the West and grossest
misstatements that the hope Of fsture and mag
nlfcent re ~srd can extOrt from fertile III aglna-
ous.-this universal praise from friends and foes
alike al not - have been expected since u &c
President first set out upon ms visit through Penn
sylvaDIs, the pea Of SANDER has been uncommon
ly productive, and not les remarkable for n
originality Of its fa'sehOOds. The anecdotes that
have been put forth in regard to him. by the Loco
Foco presses. are as wholly and entirely without
foundation as are their authors Of character. ln
ali his conversations. and 10 all nIs speeches, the
sngusge Of the President IS plain, chsste. concise
and entirely correct. 50 struck one OF the
mOst prominent LOco-FocO leaders Of Pittsb1rgh
with this fact, that be remarked as soon as the
Presidents speech was concluded on Saturday,
that II was the most effectively eloquent and
chaste Of any speech that he ever heard m his lie
This is but one Of the many expressions OF the
Kind that have been made. At YORK, Harrisburg,
Lancaster, Carlisle, Chsmbersburg and the inter
mediate places the same remarks have been made,
aud the names OF the individuals VINO expressed
them can be given. One Of them, st least 10 well
known throughout the country as prominent man
AID Cass AMI Butler Elector The only instance
IN which the President has been rudely met, o.
CURED At Greensburg, and is sufficiently explained
by the TACT that the Loco FOcO wss IN liquor at
the time.
It's the plain. honest and sincere characters.
tics OF Gen Tay lor toat everywhere are 80 crafty
ng 10 the people, that stir uP the Loco-Foco
presses ard correspondents 10 lie about the Presi-
dent-to re ate incidents that never occurred. ard
20 put words in his mouth that be never uttered
There is nos one Of these sneskiRg vilIhers that
dare make single one OF the many misstate ments
over ms name.
Upon the subjects Of Tariff, Sub-Treasury, In
ternsl Improvements, Foreign Policy Of the Gov
eminent, &c. the view. OF the President are wei
settled concise and correct according ~ the Prin-
ciples Of the Wing party. On Saturday evening
ne spoke nearly three.quarters OF an hour upon
these questions, giving his views with the same
force, precision aud modesty that Is exhibited IN
his Me1ican dispatches. or the celebrated bsop
letter TO Mr.. Marcy.
|. He Is in favor of modification of the Tarh
Of 1916, but not IN favor of the entire reeitab.h
ment OF the Tariff Of A.. He Is 10 favor of depart
ing lar from the ad r0i0rem system as TO aiiorf
Just and sufficient discrimination IN favor OF such
manufactured domestic articles or merchandise -
come in competition with foreign labor. lie IS IN
favor OF the passage by Congress OF such bill -
shall afford re0i protection to the aboring classes
Of the country without being 30 restrictive as con
staniy to be mark for the exercise Of political
prze-shOOters
II. He is not in favor ofmsking az Indiscriminsle
attack upon the whole Sub Treasury system unit
Il shall hsve been thoroughly tired under the
management Of new and more capable oiiieer',
though he believes that II already needs many
notifications. In other words IN order 10 save
the country from the commercial embsrra.sments
whi,ha wholesale change 10 the financial policy of
the GoverDme nj must always produce, Gen. Taylor
believes IL 70 be the duty Of the Government 20
give the existing Sub Treasury system fair trisi
under the management OF more honest and COM
petent men.
III. He is In favor OF Internal Improvements
~ In regard 10 the foreign policy OF the Admin
stration, he is for sustaining the honor Of the
country at all hazards but believes at the policy
OF peace - the only prosperous policy
The late proclamation by the President Ia refer
ence 20 the expedition secretly fitting ost against
Cuba was not written At Washington, as has been
stated. Gen. Taylor prepared II with his O~n
hand at Harrisburg, while suffering severely from
his ate attack of cholera mOrbus. The Loco
Foco presses have endeavored % make much cap
ital out OF IT, but not a word which they have yet
stated Ia regard 10 II 10 true. IL was written,
copied and dispatched by the Presidents own
hand In bret space OF time.
In company with Gov. Johnston and commit
tee OF citizens, the President has visited the
various factories throughout the city, for the pur
pose of becoming practically acquainted with the
details of Pennsy vsuias industrial pursuits, and
10 minele with the hard-hsted and warm hearted
men OF toll. who assisted 10 place the des,ines OF
the country as well as heir own individual we.
ARE, in his hands. Unlike his predecessors, be-
has made no promises or pledges, 10 betray them
He has been among them all. and taken them by
the hands, with the same respect, and the same
pride that he would exhibit IN his intercoursa
with the most inveteratey dignihed sristoc'acy
Of the country. Gen. Taylor makes no distinction
The latch strings Of his heart and hands always
hang outside Yours, &c NEAL