The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-26

wAAeA \ Ne Tras speech
We and in the papers four or ~ different vesions Of
1sasIS y od E,sadi 'Issn the capital Of the Ky
ofheiAis which Is the genuine one The one which APP
our ePef was furnished us by the editor q the
Islssnpn, who was member Of the committee Of e;
eeru3n and we supposed 70 be the original and oa
speech, written out By General Taylor himself but
extraordinary to say when the Telegraph appeared the
q the spseh an nat paper was hst hs from
nshsd the Public Ledges correspondent, is entirely diff.
5sFsai from either ihs Telegraph Union speech Now
Known stW arlington by the cognonen Of Henry Clay
Mudd-(sn electoneerng agent OF the notorious Truman
smith. de ma. who Processes to represent the dignity
States Senate winter, and hires himself out during
the summer. and prostitutes his frank for the of eight
ao'sy day good and lawful money Of the wing party.
a.. dsssishes in great haste to the Repablc-the
Tue @ q Cen Taylor q Harrisburg. and We take
hs " some accident was ra.ssd before il reached the
HafunbeV Telegraph. This Republic speech (word
To- yoFd excspt two words. which doubtless were typo
"a. With me important information that the President
We accompanied By his nnaw, DR.. Wood Of Balti-
more. and Henry Gay audd. Of Washington, In order
Yssehawhieh nobody in Harrisburg heard-we publish
TIE following Is the copy published in the Democratic
FslLow-cmzEss, thank you for the warm and enthu.
nssse sscspos you have this day given me- Indeed the
IN yoar ssis, has ed my heart with emotions Of sla
nas come among you, not as the monarchs Of the Old
sss myss n Stumble si.sn. who sa. been ssyased @
Posicn lar above his deserts had long desired to visit
fennsylvania, 10 become Intimately acquainted with
your ssrcasani mineral. and manufacturing Interests.
issi an honest desire 70 promote the interests Of great
Il Ss !. ss Il. %
sources and project her interests Again, my friends
psslty and happiness.
The following is the Telegnph's version supposed to
Do - up from the same copy as the above:
rsaowcsrzxss, thank yoa for tho warm and enthu-
~:si ssy ss% nue. ,ss
your 0m has Iled my breast with the despet emotions Of
l Sas =. oa
ant selling myself humble citizen, who has been els
70 visit psnnylvanis, s~d 70 become intimately
ansnied with yosr aericpltnrs. mineral, and mannac
erss Of your saie, and shall be happy cooperate
With the national LEGISLATURES In any calculated
my iends, thank you Tor your Kindness and wish YOU
Enthusiastically asd eolsetissy much prosperity and happi
The following is the Ledger's copy.
fELLowcIrisxxsi II 10 with heartfelt sincerity that
return hanks Tor this reception the part Of the citizens
but lack he woa. s yod
clo9ncnce which 90 many Of your distinguished citizens
i i not my papose make ys, your State or beaut
iui seat Of governmen for political purposes be
pass with osentasn, bat among you 10 view the
several Interests. and ascertain the respective information
which necessary Cor her welfare. thank you Tor this
warm reception. and feel that comes not as L would at
Tend snch ~ the Of Europe but belonging to
the chie OF nation OF hearts publican people
empress my gratitude" -
The following Il the version furnished the Republic
and New York Herald, which we take il was he speech
Intended at least for the occasion, but spoiled the de-
tiosys
shs asssmbsge gathered here without distinction Of
party, To- welcome the capital OF this great Common
wsso cannot but be deeply sensible Of the high honor
~ ~ s uns ne cannol pc enpeced mat one whose
npishs3 - bc spessss has IA % ~ ac