Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28
Profession as. Practice.

Taylor, written before the election How these
professions will correspond with the practice Of
Old Jack gfter the election, we leave others to
judge Appended to the professions will be found
a few examples (and hundreds might be added)
Of practiec. If'Tfuti suffer by the comparison,
we not to blame.
SIN no case can permit myself to Sc the can
didaie Of any party, or yield myself to party
schemes "-Lctlsr to jus. W. 1my!oy.
81 will no, be The candidate Of any party OF
clique and should the natiuu atla.ge seek place
in the chair 1r the chief 1lagislraeY, the good
Ut all parties and ihe national g",d @uu ! be my
greatest and q sorbiis ain. - Letter TO citizen
IN f.ansingbaug.
Should ever occupy the White House, it
must lie by tbs spontaneous iHope Of the people.
and BY no act Of mine, that could ga into the
office unranmel|ed, aud be the Chief Magistrate
Of the p ople, and not Ct party."-Lttter to Ed
Uard DsloHey
ut ever fill that high office, it must be un-
trammelied with party obligations or interests Of
any kind. and under more but those which tho
constitution and the high interests oi The nation at
large most seriously and salelnnly dema:.d." -
Letter TO Peter Shen Smith.
IL am not willing to be the candidate Of anv
party 10 pledge myself To any political creed save
that which springs directly ilom Country. and
which they s,lenny demand If elected to the
presidential office, il must be without any agency
OF my own, Git will be at variance with nv most
cherished asplrations) and to those duties I must
go untram'nelled by party pledges Of every char
acter."-i4ettr 10 JUS. Il. Birfey
"Shopld ever occupy the White House. it
must oB by tie spontaneous move Of the people,
and no: BY any act Gimme, so that | could enter
upon the duties appertainiug to the Chief Magis
| trate q. {He country untrdmmeiled nd unrlad1rod
beyond what have previously stated as regards
the consu ion, So that could BIZ the President
Of the nation, aud not Of parfy.-Lrttcr to C. L.
U<ilco@ aud Others.
9! need hardly add, tina, I cannot, in sny case.
permit myself to be brought before the people ex.
clusvely by any of he political parties that now
SO unfortunately divide the country, as their can.
ddate for'this office. ''-Letterto S. T. Bronson.
81 shall offer no active opposition TO the use Of
my name In connection with this responsible Office
as long SIS they continue 10 use it thus iudel end
ent o party distinctions. "-~Leitcr 10 W11 .U,tr.
i piy and others.
''ln being thus nominated, must Insist on the
condition and my position On this point is i'm.
mutablethat shall not be brought forward by
them as the candidate Of their party. or consider
| ed as the exponent of their party doctrines. -
Letter te PETE Skea Smith.
81 have private purposes to accom- plish-na
party projects to build up--no enemies to punish
nothing toGelve hnt my county," '.if elected,
weud not he the mere President os party.
wouc endeaVoI to act independent, Of party domi-
nation should feel bound to administer the
government untramneed by party schemes.',-
tiyst Ellison Lsiteg.
1.-The appointing power vested in the Presidents
imposes delicate and ancrous duties. So far as i;
is possible 10 be informed, shall make honesty.
capacity, K fidelity indispensable prerequisites for
the bt'stowa Of Office and the absence of either Of
tieSe qualities SHAH be deem sufficient cause 70.
removal '--Gen. 1au!o,'s Iaauyural.
THE RACE OF PRESCRIPTION.
Ea!rac! Of letter .fren. Mississippi
"The course Of Presd, Mt Taylor exoites uni.
versa disgust in this State amcug original Tavlo,
men and democrats. It is. we think, due 10 the
excellent men M.a,n he is now prescribing for
opinion sake, against all his protest. ns that the
democfaie Senate should atieasi pass resolution
explanatory OF luer course IN confirming President
Taylor nominations In confirming any appoint
inen: they certainly WiA moi suffer The country to
take far granted that all the appointments
and all removals from office have been made con-
sistenily with the specific declarations Of the in
angural address,"
The Portland Argus says, every collector and
surveyar in the s ate Of Maine but ore, the great
majority OF our posthasers, and HE United States
marshal, are now rsmoced Fen. Kitiery Point
10 ArJostooS, the surface Is nearly swept over
ao e" ,s '''s' 'r''g'' az m'c ~
parly his viii MOI be source Of regret. lis ten.
dancy will he toexhb the fraud, fasehood intense
hypocrisy, ard oonsemms;e selashness of the
federal party and ike weakness, mental and moral,
of their nosninal head. 1t will give unity to the
republican organization, heal its internal divisions
| mi 81 a
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makinr removals bv tke whnlesalc proscrnto ,s
;s h.c ',,inr Tho nrsr IF tbe and From rrdsan.
s,,ss,,nccs C1,J Zacl is desynnad IN rpa .ts'"'
cis,n syeen Amnng tho recenl snno;r,r, sms ,a
nntea thst of Anlrew Darn 10 bs a,b. s,ramt ~,
Wsosbn suh. aaencv live are nat ,n;s,.tan M.
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