The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-22

We IRE on the eve of q revolution In Ibe polite.
of the country. new and mighty party ii rearing
It's gigantic form before the world II Is not merely
the Wing party, nor yet the Democratic psriy--nol
the Native party nor the Foreign party not the
Free Soil party nor the Slavery party :-ir is the
great TAYLOR REPUBLICAN PARTY, of which
the distinguishing characteristic is identical with
that which brought the oLD-the real, the genuine
Democratic party into power In 1901. THIS shibo-
leth Of thai party is the right Of tho majority to gor-
srn. Il utterly opposed to kingly power, under a
republican name. II will tolerate no monocracy-
no monarchy-no aristocracy-no toryism. No
disguise, under falsely assumed names will be per-
mifssd to gull or deceive ID. Republican 1t is and
viii remain, and il will gather and grow as long rs
our constitution and country shall endure. ohn
NJ Ciay.on's speech at Brusdypins springs, Satar-
day, October %, is4e.
We said, a dag or two ago, that Mr.. Clay
TON was not an ultra Wing. His whole
public career is a proof Of this assertion,
but in none Of his public speeches do we
find a more positive proclamation Of his party
political opinions, than in the extract above
given, We said, further, that he occupied
the precise position held by President TAY-
LoR, and here is the most ample evidence Of
that assertion. Let any one compare the
Taylor correspondsnce before and since the
election, with MI CLArToN's public politi-
cal speeches, and especially with the above
extract, and it will be at once seen that the
opinions Of these two distinguished men are
in perfect harmony. The truth is, and it
cannot be disguised, that a Wing Of the
Taylor stamp, Wing Of the Clayton
school, is no more nor less than Republi-
can or Democrat Of the Washingion and
Madison era. Taylor Wing doctrines and
principles correspond with Washington and
Madison republican doctrines and principles
And, it will be found, that Taylor Wing
practices win correspond in all things with
Washington and Madison republican prac-
tees. Ultra Whiggery IS as bad as ultra
democracy, because all ultraism, all ex-
ltrenlrs are liable to error, to injustice. The
country has suffered long enough under the
dominion o. ultra Democracy, and in eleva-
ting General TAYLOR TO the Presidency, i!
sought to return TO the moderate republican,
ism Of WAsHfsoToN and MADISON, when
the laws were administered in Justice, when
the executive trust was discharged for the
good Of the whole people and not Of a part
President TAYLOR fully understands the OBJ.
lject for which he was elected. Me knows
and the whole world knows, that he was cleo.
ted by combination Of the moderate Whigi
and moderate Democrats, and he has dis
tinctly recognised the truth of this fact in hi
recent speeches in words as strongly az The,
can be put together. And hence, his yer,
hrst executive act was to indicate 70 th
country, that he is the President Of the whol
people and not Of an exclusive party ii
has called, 10 the first place in his cabine,
man who occupies the very same positio
occupied by himself, who has throughout
long and brilliant career proved himself t
be republican Of the Washington an
Madison school, who, in the above extrac,
proclaims his party political sentiments j
words that cannot be misunderstood. Trul
the. public judgment Of ZACHARY TAyLo
is about to be rapidly confirmed
y We notice that the Philadelphia Penn
syloanian, Democratic journal conducte
; with unusual ability, is disposed to regsr
IMr. CLAYTON as bitter and an ULTRA par