The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-25

ecrais and free sellers Il was, however very pretty
righteous and sancthed union when the ceremony was
performed between the wings and The free soers OF Nsw
York 1t is now BULA that has gcred your OK, M
lntegescer and, OF Course "ihe case being altered,
alters the case" The present state OF wbig moality Is
alarming LIS easy virtue it's amiabie weakness s lus'
for spos, its downward procivity oaght certainly 10
awaken the attention of Massachusetts, moralists TO the
subiects and it may fairly constitute theme Tor the
morning exercises in all the true evangelical churches
from Pckerel Point 10 Pumpkindom In this ciis.s Mr.
Websler-who TO SIT ike the nightmare Upon the
breast OF Taylorsnsshoald feGn 70 MS people lie Is
make the good people OF Richmond second philippe,
under The auspices OF an Api-not Ocober-sun. II he
should by accident declare there that ,hc nomination of
General Taylor not nj TO be made, he may be
believed; for has been ascertained that the Godke
sometimes let's the truth out OF the bag especially after
dinner, when Mr. Abbot Lawrence happens not to be
BY One OF the greatest crimes in the calendar of public
and private men is ingratitude and what ngraude is
now manifested by The administration towards its creators
and benefactors! How have the original Taylor men Of
this country been treated by the men in powell Go ask
the Rough and Ready Club of this cyssk the spartan
hand composed Of Tasistro. Van Ness Bibb Bradley,
John Donohoo, and countess o,hers-ask Andrew
Stewart and Josiah Randall-ask Webb and Greeley
ask everybody an inch high and minute old, and there
will be but one reslonseA bite, BY iutitcr land such
bite % But this unkindness to all Who deserve atten-
ton this blister of prescription in violation of all the
rules Of the wing faculty. has even made the wings In
Office feet stndfy and particular qualms. They know
that cy have been retained during the darkest hours OF
democratic slaughter by democratic nterpostion; that
many of them have been appointed to office by democrat
ic secretaries tha the wheel oil political power
will be hub down. and then The whole OF the departments
will be one field of tares, fall beneath the scyhe OF
democratic vengeance, shapened by ungenerous treat
men,, and welded by hands powerful as they will be
willing This crowdng the mourners" is not calculated
to good. 1t makes fierce and ancompromisng oppo
son TO General Taylor in advance: il will, when the
lntegencer (aer having urged him on 10 d ruthless
prescription of democats) attacks him in the of
Clay keep democrats from shelering him from its wrath
The frozen adder, when warmed in the bosom Of its
preserver, stung him unto death and the yolate
of solemn pledges made before election will find but
few to repose confidence in him second time. 'Con
hdence begets confidence" says the National Wing ;
and vengeance besets vengeance, we will add 1t
is terrible thing to be orsaken by ones friendsto
be a stranger and frendess man in a multitude
but the loneliness and bitterness of such station will
he perfect bliss in comparison with the reflections of
Zachary Taylor II he follows the blind lead of his cabi
net, when he shall sit in the White House alone, with
Mr. Clay turning his right flank the one hand, and
the democratic party charging upon his left the other
Mr. Tyler tried few days. after the death of General
Harrison. and he, pledged as he was to the whig faith
makers repudated it. Why, then, should the hero Of
Buena Vista, who came in under pledges to party,
who had friends to reward and no enemies TO punish,
who abhorred prescription, become the tool OF wing
vengeance and make himself bed of fire. lus Tor the
pleasure of being roasted like bullock al the altar
"HEROlC AGE"