The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-06-23

evaded. They felt that either Mr. Peyto
was in error, or that Zachary Taylor ha
falsifed his often repeated pledges. Tn
der the influence Of this widespread feel
ing, | made bold to write and send to yo
the following letter. Its very abruptnes
of style indicates the sincerity which i'm
PEELED its composition:
PHILADELPHIA, July5, 1913.
GENERAL: VIII you regard a word from
a friend as impairment or obtrusivel /
is after great deal of reluctance that
am induced to trouble you again; but hav.
ing faith in you now, as have had ever
since ] pledged what literary reputation
possess to you in my book--"THE LIE.
GENDs OF Mexico, or Battles Of Taylor
|-Imake bOldt say frank word to the
general Of the people.
This is the case. With thousands Of
democrats in this State, depend upon your
declaration 'that you would in no case be
the President of party, but the President
Of the people," On this ground the demo-
Gratis Of Pennsylvania will vote for you by
hundreds and thousands.
But we are told that you are exclusively
the wing candidate, TO be run as a whig
elected as a wing, and under whig issues.
If this be the case, the State Of Pennsyl.
vania will be lost to Taylor and the coun.
try. esi
do not believe this to be the case.-
Those who think with me in this county do
not believe il. But to set the matter at
rest, will you answer this letter with one
hneg and with that line the democratic
hundreds and thousands Of Pennsylvania
will move in body for you.
General, do not reject this appeal from
a man who loves you for your battles, and
the moral grandeur displayed in them; but
loves you, first and last, because you have
taken the position of Westinghouse
with parties, but in the hearts ofthe psopIe.
And as for the line, say simply, III am
still the candidate, not Of a party erelusiDe-
lyj but if a candidate at all, the candidate
GEORGE LIPPARD.
Here, General, was the whole case,
plainly stated in line. You were here
old that il the attempt was made 10 elect
ron asa whlg; and upon wing issues, the
State Of PsnnsylvaniiN0uld certainly be
ost 70 Taylor and The country. Al that
ime, with thousands Of democrats, be-
ieved that your election as the candidate |
f the people would subserve the best I'M
srests Of the country. And what was your
eply TO this letter, which appealed to the
est feelings Of yeur naturel On the 9th
t August | received your answer which
mex;
Baron RoUeE, La July24, 1913.
DRAR SIR: Your letter Of ibe 5th inst,
skiing ofme line or two in regard to my
osition as a candidate for the presidency,
as been duly received.
In reply, ! have to'say THAT AN NOT II
PARTY CANDIDATE, and If elected, shall
Dt nEsTHE PRESIDENT OF A PARrE,.r n
ne PRESIDENT OF THE WHOLE ROOTS.
l am, dear sir, with high respect and re-
md, your most obedieni servant,
y. TAYLOR.
EOReE LrrFARB, ESQ.,, Philadelphia, Pa.
This, YOU well remember, was after /
"a had accepted the whig nomination. in !
letter which said nothing al al about q
big principles. "
The duplication Of your letter of July .
created a greaf excitement among the {
oplo and the politicians III r
Wing papers in New York denounced Il 8
a "locofocop forgery. The North Amer. q
N, in PHILADELPHIA, (once the organ Of p
snry Clay. end now The northern organ Z
The Secrstaryo Of State seized upon the .
nd ''PriDaie," and In weary columns as !
led the person 10 whom the letter was h
dressed, as the beirayer Of Jour conf 81
nee. Olher journals, however. which d
culafed among the masses. hailed ihis q
ler withunquali6od approval, and placed Il
4 the head of their columns az slhe Fl
az creed and walchword Of the Taylor Is
must frankly tell you. thar had YOU noi ps
d che declaration embraced IN ihis lei,
i, Cor enc, could not have advocated "a
n election, nor given yon my volo.- n
lIain il il, that Wifhom this declaralion, y.
en- followed BY your Charleston lsiier. ID
Icnuld not have gained fhe vets of Penn Of
1ania, famous Cor her Old dcmocruhc Oh
'1fitY of sIrFnniT-fTt thousand.S ~
Wat vas he feeuA b tbs letter, and ai
Be excitement Immediately CONSEQUENT GO
h O. fbblicali6nl he uhie party 10 pa
lnsTlrsnia lorihuilh dfopoe1 tie rarT 3.
"a - ntfm Tthou rtrr.r.rl a ns..s 49,. I AZ
nca under ne sepuchrs 81 Girard'r oo
sndefed beQ1osl. maybe under ihs Ia. "a
of tone broker bank-bni rou wei
d. an5 ever reader CHE srslnorr
n o. Sc campaign re anle vas
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