New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Newcastle 10 Erie-Incident- of the Day-Thc
Prc>ideut ~ an Orator-Probable Visit TO
BuifuIo- hoiera, &c.

Correspondence OF uf illNANt
ERiE, Pa August %. 1919.
From Newcastle to Erie. Gen. Tay ors receP-
.1ns have been attended with succession Of the
same spontaneous outpogrngs Of feeling, and the
same universal desire on the part Of all to see the
Hero Of Baena Vista and the President Of the
United States Many Loco-Focos have declared
that it was simply the Office which they respected
and came to see, but almost invariably have they
gone away right heartily ashamed OF the ISLANDERS
which they had believed and sometimes repeated.
IL is not little amusing 10 witness the discus
sions between the hard Democracy who
hsve seen toe President and those who msy have
been deprived of that privilege: II would be
nuts tor Father Richie 70 crack. AT Newcastle
an individual Of the Democratic species, came
running cut OF the room clspping his hands almost
ia agony Of JOY. saying. d" We seen him We
seen HIM Joe u testify to that - posen
yuu her seen hlm he amt nobody, SAID grun-
looking individual behind him. Tbs running after
Presidents sint a doing US any good. We u loose
halt our vo.es II Old Zeke rayl goes through
mere sgn-shskin every body By the hand Enc
grabbu' hold of the children, and kssin the babies
and old women. Halt the girls IN Newcastle are
crazy after him now ana lst heered our ga
say the Teller that she takes must vote ior Old
Zsck o. And the fellow pulled bis hat down over
nis head ~ith petGent jerk and walked on.
At Pittsburgh number OF small boys from SIX
20 eight years Old, presented themselves 10 ne
President, with all the assurance OF mature age,
tna requested that be would give them commis-
sion in the naval service IL was evident they
mad been under instruction FOR some time, bat the
bait Of the ambitious parents Old not take TIE
" Old Man told them with all the sincerity Of
paternal sdmoni.ion TO 90 - school and learn their
lessons well obey their pareuts and be good
boys, and perhsps few years hence the >ecre-
tsry Of the Navy, whose business u was . looA
Alter such things, might do something for them
that great many liite boys Ike them bad been
ruined Tor Ike by gong into the Navy too
young &c.
soon after this interesting Interview little grl
who PROBABLY had $50 been instructed i0r the &C
casion vent up 70 the President 20 be kissed. bat
drew back Just - he took her hard and sac,
3D. Gen. Tsy lor am Loco Foco." Are yo1 so y
said the Pres dent. then mast have tso kisses
insiesd Of one. tor Il IS not often see L0co-Fo-o
.Ady' People who think % set any trap Of this
Kind Oa'y snow their own ignorance. The anec-
ioses related BY the Opposition press which Sre
intended 10 convey the idea that Gen. Taylor Is
an ignorant, uns0phisiicatsd man, are simple
asehoods. and those who believe them are the
silly dGpes OF still more silly scribolsrs. Ten.
TAYLOR 10 not an eloquent orator nor fluent
speaker; but his IDEAS are sll strong, clear and
large, ard "a general thing far more concise
than those of almost any other public man IN the
country He has, it IS true, neither the eioq1ence
Of Clay nor the protandity Of Webster, ba. be has
All the hOoesfy, patriotism and purify OF wash
lngtou. His mode.tyis the great stumbling block
over " hich Loco &C 1ism "a continually bruisins
Is neck Untl the Loco Foco party. and es2e-
csiy is ssciicisns begin 70 apprsciste this, they
can make but poor progress. Il Il fact. thst
wherever Gen. Ta,lor has been. Loco z ocos have
admired him ~ warmly Sc Wings. TINS remars
IS f1gnded upon personal observation entirely
That Gen Taylor visit viii result In great good
70 tire county sud particularly - the msngfsc-
turing portions Of the Uui0n. nobody can Doubt
Il will enable him u firm more enlarged and cor-
rect views Il Sl the great interests OF the people.
and 70 shape the policy of ms administration &~th
: view u eguslty between the dfierent sections.
= nd permsnency in regard 20 the measures "a hich
Congress msy sdoPt. That is bis great aim he
looks az details. and endesvUrs 20 trace oui the
causes and Effects Of the past policy Of the Gov
eminent. He is guided by 10 partisan views or
feelsgs Il does not stop 70 inquire or 20 reflect
upon what will be the effect Of this or tbs meas