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after his nomination by the WING con-
vention. in his second letter 10 Canta;n
ALLISON.
81 have said was not a party candidate nor
am l. in that straitened and sectarian sense which
would weoent my being ne President q the '0a0e
mvss,s :. one hesore ,bs Convention me, and ,hs,
body did not seek to make me different from what
was They did not ietter me down to series
IN a gd ~ dsaa;,s os al tba a' tbat
might arise in the course Of the Presidential term.
: am not engaged 10 lay DiOe"t hands, indi'crim-
'naey y:a upon p'1one eu .' s00a :" 0aa' VINO
pected 70 force Congress, by the coercion of the
veto. to pass laws to suit me. or pass none This
[ ny y 49, a oS VIZ r dSo,rna sad
not be a partisan President, and hence should not
be party candidate in the sense that would make
one inns Is 'ne sum ana substance a o. my mean
eu,nstances attendinr NV nomination, when con.
sidered in their connexion with. and dependence
upon one another
Now, IN view OF the communication OF
Judge SAUNDERS 10 the wing conVenuon;
General IAYLoR,s acceptance OF that nom
ination ms ielter 10 the Independents OF
maryland, anu MS seconu niii'on ie''e-
VINO Can iaiiiy say win MI, nAADDoAf 'na'
NC ''oou ~ 'u.n ei oe,o'0 'no P.oP'o
as can'u' ma nc ~a, oo.nu - Aeep
on'' al .no nv.o' nc 'ounu 'i,oio'
anu - A.op 'ne (" nus :. ',a' s'a's :, "a
oius'on run olno' - "n'on '"ey nau oeTn
usei s.lee ' NJ alAaaon = Pax -
~ ! ns..., p-.s;aon. 800. ~ - 80
r.onn - .nrrandar Il, ~ oa;oa. .nd lie
o.s - ~ onno.;,;on Aooo,a;nc - Mr.
D. ,nnnx,,s I0o;c - 10 On p.as;d.a.
Nh naon,an nsans = carrv !, ~ Al
n;n;s.ra,;an hv hos,;ls aoen,s .na ;ns,ru
men,s - count Tho Wu,cs ,s No mar, &c
.hanoo,,a ,oavc,nda tha ant;ro .rahhIov
who voted for General T.vIop-and 10
a. &c 49,, = ~. na;s,,-hoa
,oss..s;on of ,ho ononolv wb;ch ,ha,,
- .;,.l g. a.. -; a.. .Lo'
,,,;taa Nh tba Eadar.,;s.s 60 LII az
W." S
monster party, ana elect General JACKSON
to the Presidency.
~ =. :,
but III seeking uennltion Oh these
phrases-no-party candidate, and the Pre-
s;dent of the neonle-evolv;no from them
i,
the oohgduohs Which, they may DC sup
posed to import, We conceive that General
T.vIop ;s not only entitled IN the benefit
Vi MS OWN uchiii'ioh, ou' " Inc ihterPre-
tation that has been placed upon them by
Tho oc,o ond ,yords of o,bers NJ po,v
in his ;nauoural address. made the very
same nrom;se in almost the very same
words and vet we never heard u made q
matter of comnla;nt bv his own Marty nor
bv tho Wu,c, that he was v;oIot;na ,he
nrom;ses Of his ;nauoural address by an.
no;n,;no b;s fr;ends 20 otr;ce instead IS H.
noTfc.1 onnoren,. W. o,o,e rrou NJ
Do, v,s ;na,,opral a. we fnd;t IN The fourth
volume Of The Sto,.,mon,, Monvol naoe
144e-7.
e. ,u.o,,u. = 49,. .o,., A.. cut, u-;.
must almost of necessity be chosen by a party,
and stand pledged to its principles and measures.
ye, "a n'I o o,,S1, arron n NE sn ngu NJ
BUT OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE OF THE UNI
TED STATES. While he executes the laws with
an impartial hand s, sarnss from no proper re-
eeu,iy. department Of the Government the prin.
ciples and policy Of those who have chosen him.
he should not be unmindful that our felIow-citi
zens ,cho haze Uttered ,ci him in opinion are emil
ed 10 The fun and free exercise of their opinion, and
judgments, and hat the rights Of all are entitled 10
rsspset and regard"
Tn Mr. po,v,s case ,b;s Iancu.oo &c
the inaugural, winch Is not turn OF the
screw less stringent than the assumed
,,I.doo Of General T.v,o, was hoIJ q,
DC Periecuy Cohsis'eh' WIN 'he ioiioWing
programme which we copy from the sole or
oa, of ,b. sJ;,e The official organ or ,bo
o
ia.e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES khoWh as
the foreign organ, from its advocacy OF
FOREIGN interests and dinlomatists aoa;ns,