The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NKw YoKx, December H. 1915
The folly Of the pursued by the federasts the
the war-and which il is evident tiey keepupi
well exposed by the Courier DIES Etals Unis that
lis remarks In lieu Of any Of my own. IL saysi
81" manifest that the administration is destined 10 en-
ample The elections have ssSs.e S bs Rspss and
o. hs' party 70 the highes, pitch But IL !. 2
lis judgment, and lead il into suicidal eIeesses For
stance convinced that IL fatally mi staken policy
war their attempts TO cut of the mean, Necessary 10
bring II TO close The honor and interests of the county
ers, are considerations far greater those OF party
when yon bring them into collision IL is the latter which
Of the Mexican firmly In the public Judgment IL is
useless 10 deny this As In the Oregon matter Presi
opinion Mr. Poks advocacy OF the admnisration i mas
eHy He Is fully match in this respect for Mr. Webster,
y oyerThelmng II is where he shows by the dates that
The Massach use senator, though he the
Mexican neutral soil did recently as July & 1892
declare in despatch signed with his hand Secretary
Grande has formed, since the treaty of 1879 integral
oSoa o, the old Spanish province Of Texas ceded back
This testimony is Of the value the writer is
remarkable for tbs ceaness OF his views
TALLY OF his position Clearly the have been
most unfortunate In attacking the ADMINISTRATION the Meai-
can war They do but dher heads against wall.
high tariff paper cites the following instance OF
manufacturing despatch Surely must despatch
the road TO "ruini"
"MASUpAcruRNG DEsPAToH-on the 10th Of June, n
large mill commenced the Middesex Corpora
ton In Lowell The mill building, which hundred and
four feet long, ortyeight feet wide, and working
stories high, and made all Of brick, finished and
weaving commenced the LIST of October, and loom.
have been running there since but the carding
chimes ready for work until ~ o'clock on Saur-
day last, 2s ulno On Monday morning they went into
operation, and last night pair Of blue cashmere
Panaloons, the wool Of which they composed
carded spun dressed woye, finished within be-hour-
ON the same day in this mill"
The and friends Of the ill., ated Atlantic are show.
in the papers that the bursting of her chest
owing excessive head Of steam, but the bend
ing of the boat which brought unnatural strain upon
the steam box just where gave way. IL is hard see
how this mends the If she had been strong and
stiff she ought have been for Sound service there
would have been bendimg
The Tribune with special admiration the fact tbn
Governor Bouek has been robbed OF a valuable gold watch
and chain by evninded servant maid at his boarding
house, and makes Of argument against te sub
treasury. logic this which Is ressblel
Itseems that In yesterday as To the state OF the
canal; though my informant was a leading fpryarder
and therefore, supposed likely know The Argus of the
s announces the canal s open, the continued ar.
when the truth is 50 welcome.
On Senator Crittenden's proposition TO extend ss,,to,
Camerons land bounty for volunteers the musicians the
Courier DIES Eta uns thinks that IL the amendment PAS
INTO law, the kentucky senator is be honored by
serenade-when the musicians come back. Sans doufe
One adventurous lady has appeared in Broadway with
plaid CATERS But this novel and enerprising addition 70
the promenade dress has as yet found few imitators