Slaveholders For Presidents

AH thé Prc-idon'í, (rum Wnshirigton io tfly res"i)i tme, iviih uvo oi' iIkit exceptions, hnvs ben (.f tne Scmihern; And vi our ciiy politicmus httve n ■ ■ i n i - nc! inolhnr, nnd ven 10 ihink ihntthe peop'o of jhe Nni-ih vvill supp ri üoi n [hoir cii'iii'O; Wilh Gfinpnl Tnvlor l'io-ident, ihat high olfice wil! finte Iippd (il!p] by s!nvc'i"!i!e,'s tire? l!i:cs iu suece'sioii! Are the freemen 01' fh Nortfi to :p mere "hf-wera "f wooij mul dca'-veis cf water," that tlpy cauro', or.ee mor;1, hftva a President who is wiih tliPtn i.i Tering nnd in principie? Mu-tth'1 slavo interfest hnvê al1, anc! the free nóiliingi It wil' bo oven so, iftho peo■ p]e bé led by ciiy pul't'cian wlm pepm lo e nia'e G-n. Tnylur's nomI tn-i!i'n " n fir-ri flti'l." 1 Hy sePin Id ! hive so'tlc'! tl'o niailpr, ' in lowu mrcinr," nnd lake it for gran'.ed llial tho fou'.try has ng reíd to liieir nomiint'on. Arcrdinp]y, wc se' ihe tfnited f-'tafes GazPtlR wiih iho nimc of Gei'. Tnvlor at tiif (vnd of ts columns, 'for President;' find ihf Nö't:i Amppionn gnc') so fir as to -av t'iai "Gen. Tal"r has now bepn noiniinlrd so genpraüv, and with suc:h cnKilial nnd eiill'Usa.st'c armth, by 1 1; e U'lrgs cif every iection of the Union. !hat he rnay lie regarded as t'ir? crir dida''1 nf lint pany " 11' ho is so regir.led, lei tïiere is no aso in boHinga nat'on:] con'fe'cii'e ab iut tho m''t er. We, h iwpva'i c'innot 1 -cl i vo that ihs VVhiep eve.rywkere rega'-d him mí thir cadidte i'ir ihe Prnsidency. Tho frnth i, ilic country lioa rvt p.vpres-H it-el1 upon 'l'e --ii1 jpci, in pub' ie meeting, and. urMil i' riles, must pretest agiinsl lliis oitv att'-mnt hr!ec:''c t' e f]uoiion for "ovt-rv cetion ofthfl ("non."