The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-11

ranks in any two three OF our boiling countess say
Oneida, Lewis, and Montgomery, where we do
worse by 3,275 than in 1874; and you have clear
loss of nearly 1880 votes-much more than
Young's majority can possibly be. Here is enough
say nothing Of the fact that the democratic vote
all over the State has been shamefully ght-to &C.
count for the results, without laying them to causes
invented by the wings for electionseing purposes.
repeat from my last letter. give us but three months
time to organize, and we can, under the same men,
and with the same issues, carry the State.
As a specimen OF the kind OF tactics we had to
meet at the recent conflict, take the following:
"AsoTHER BREAK IN THE cANAL-There is an
other break in the canal Il occurred yesterday
afternoon, ~ miles west of Rochester. IL is ex-
pected to be repaired on Monday.
These Interruptions extremely annoying
They up the price of aour and wheat on the
board, and diminish their value west"
.aibany Evening Journal, TN inst.
''Canal boats met with some detention yesterday,
in consequence Of slight break in the canal in the
vicinity Of Adams Basin, but we are gratifed TO
learn that, owing to prompt measures having been
taken, the break repaired as TO enable boats
to pass early this morning"
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, 7h inst.
"oulu SSaiCcly uc SoHlcStuiOu tuh thcsc ~ v
paragraphs, from two journals of the same politics,
relate TO the same occurrence. The truth, never
theless, is 80. What was in the columns of the
great Roorback break to occupy two or three
days in repairing, is in the Buffalo paper, and 10
fact, but slight break repaired in few hours The
Buffalo editor was evidently not in this particular
le-whch is but sample of the system pursued
by the wing press throughout the campaign.
The ST. Louis Republican (whig) has letter
claiming Iowa as wing in the recent election. This
is probably wing victory in advance of the mail
Stewards Calico Temple, with its chaste white
marble front, splendid plate glass windows, and
within its endless store of silks, and sbawls, and
muslins, and all the other commodities in that line
which do so snare the heart of damsel and matron
its gorgeous mrrors-he like of them unseen before
even in this prodiga Gotham-which multiply
with added brillancy the piles of rich goods and the
fair faces Of gay visiters, and the crowds Of "nce
young men," so courteous, and so ready to show
Everything on the Shelves" so smart at making
you up quite bill-"dear me !"-before you feel
adroit at insinuating the possibility of your
wanting something else, "-continues to be s..,,r
the great attraction on Broadway. Under the new
alurement the tickle street seem, like to change
sides; and fashion, which hs hitherto recognised but
one sidewalk to Roadway may yet have to trans
fer her are..rary favors to the pebeian pave
.nvnt opposite In palmer words "the two-and-six-
penny side" of Broadway may dispute the monop-
oily of promenaders with its "four shilling" neigh
Dor Your correspondent Ledyard," in former
number, has computation of the amount of the re-
tail sales in this stSre during the first five days al
900. presuye this is correct; for know tina,
before the store was opened at all to the shopping
public, the sal Is at wholesale to dealers exceeded
100000 Y.
,. New YoRK, Nov. 10, 1876.
In the course of this morning have had the OPP
portuniH 10 look through many as twenty-thret
democtatic journals in the State, including the mos'
prominent, and all breathe but one and the same
spirit .. ..... ..' B.. ....
Their swords thousand their hearts but one"
There is, naturally enough, a deep and fierce re-
sentiment against what the "Union" so well calls
"the base elements which have banded themselves
together in short-lived harmony" for the defeat Of
Mr.. Wright; and there is indomitabe resolution to
fight on-fght ever--for the cause; an abiding and
| fixed faith in its ultimate triumph, and a perfec
readiness to fight the battle over again tomorrow
with the same issues and be victorious. DEPEND
upon it, the spirit of the New York democracy il
anything but spirit of dependency. There is no
shade of it about them. Next fall we shall SWEEP
the State. .. g., ..E.a....
! The uproarious reoicings Of the wings owe
Massachusetts wing" appear sufficiently foolish
When was the old federal Bay State anything els
but wing, of the deepest, darkest dye' Once in
while the Woodworking democracy Of the State OBJ
tain an advantage; but it is by virtue of this ndomi
table energy and perseverance, rather than by thei
numbers. Now, because the wings have carrie'
the most wing State in the Union, sound the trum
pets, beat the drums; FIRE the artillery; let off tn
crackers hurrah for the invincible whg party, tina
| has carried Massachusetts! O. H.".. h"
The official returns all over the State, keep help
ing us up a little. For instance, Westcheste
(officis) gives 1853 majority for Wright insteat
Of as many for Young, and one assembly man giver
up for lost. So Westchester has not gone wing in !
general election. ...ul .. "
| In like manner with paragraph which sew
eral papers are copying from the New Yori
Express, to the effect that the election OF Mel
son in the seventh congressional district, West
chester and Rockland,) is clear triumph o.
the tariff of Is42. For people who have beer
long time knocking about among election stats
tics the editors of the Express sngularly igno
rant on the subject and this blunder is quite in thei
vein. Those who know anything Of the circum
stances Of the case are perfectly well aware thai
Mr. Nelson's election, so far from having anything
to do with the tariff, merely the victory Of o
very popular candidate and an enthusiastic united
party, ever a distracted and spiritess opposition
Rockiand county--wbich is heavily democratic
generally decides the district; and two democralc
candidates out Of it were running until few days
before the election, when one Of them withdrew, bu