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Saint Johnsbury, Caledonia County, Vermont
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Washington correspondent praises President Zachary Taylor's firm stance against southern secession, stating he will use force if necessary to maintain the Union, unlike states' power to secede without general consent.
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Say what you will of old Zach. there can be no doubt that he is just the man to deal decisively with southern vaporings. The followers of Calhoun perfectly understand that when it comes to the point, General Taylor will act with quite as much vigor as General Jackson ever acted, : The President does not scruple to say that he will use force'if necessary to maintain the Union--he takes the ground that none of 'the States have the power to secede unless by the general consent of all the States expressed through a convention of the whole Union. He is not the man to shirk any of his duties, and, he will maintain the supremacy of the national government without flinching.
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Washington correspondent states that President Taylor will decisively handle southern secession threats, using force if needed to maintain the Union, as states cannot secede without consent of all via convention, and he will uphold national government supremacy without hesitation.