The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-21
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.


New York-esr,ainIv without cause. II ,hs demo-
Gratis b,, do ,hs;, d,tv J,,n,,.,, We call mi. snc-
e.s. !, p.nos,,;,,.;. e. o,1 s,;.nd. II ,h., Ca.
instead Of bsn. disni,;tsa are determined 10 rally
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w, h..,d 90, 90 ,h.,, .lic, ,o.d,v ,hs, IN fo,o-
hsr isa7 ,s .o,ld go, m. S,.,s hy f,o, * ooo
10 On GOA ro.;o,i,v Ths s,irt ~ he ,souhl;c.o
o,s.s r. .,..iI.,,. ,,. no .;g, of ,,.il;,. no
sense of submission. but on the contrary. a noble.
an animated a ds,sr,,insd spiri, Of exsr,ion. Wa
shall olive .necirsns f,,o, the democr,tie pr.su ot
the glorious sentiment which b,. succeeded to their
late martial dss.a,
And sur.Iv there il svs,v,hins in these martial
succ,ssss NJ The yhigs which ouob, 10 unite asd
rslv our iodomit,bIe nartv in ali directions. We
have bs.D comn.,.t;vslv amin. from , confidence
in our nos,ion w. mus, ro,.. ou,.elv., 10 se.
tim W. hav. o.,,,,,.d or..,v.. ~ h,.aL i,to In.
lila cousa and % .ivs .,.v 20 n.l,,v d;v;.ioo,. W.
mus, nni,e tovstbsr I'M. hand Of mother. a. we uni.
led ,f,r ,bs R,It,,or. convsn,ioo ~ ,s4A sacrifice
our.lhls divisions nnon The Altar Of on, eour,rv
and ,r.., ...h o,h., ,,;,h oo0..,;on and for.
h..,.n.s S.. &C., Co.. ~ a,,,;.;o, .oa d;..ou.
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great pressure ana ADOPT win all our hearS, inc
following seasonable admonitIon Of the "Boston
Post - adding the remark Of n gentleman who has
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grossest folly, or the most reprehensible want Of
harmony among the presses and politicians Of
Ma, vi ..o d.r.., AZ. .l..,;o, ~ A. With,
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py large majority, OF he clecuon OF large ma
jority of democratic members of Congress. We
are ware that the vhig eommt,,. in ibis Gin, who
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"o sun !" "'"'o o'san'|auo"' arc auehPun5
to carry that State, and that they are mad
enough to calculate the possibility of their even carry
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republican IN I'VE" rorS' VINO mas seen what has
Just transpired in Pennsylvania, or who sees the
orOnnizatinn of thu ,vhigs will not nm, firth MI.
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be so miseraoly selnsh, or 30 wlfuDy bind, as to
look only 10 the qualification of his own little views
n, commonwealth. ,as.ion. n, IN. .xn.n.. or NJ.
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country We oes e'e'y rePuohoah w I've" io'h'
whom these hasty, but honest, lines may happen to
reach. 10 read the following remarks from the Bo,
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~" 0''' '"1 ~ VIC ''''o" '"'' "'e"'A'e ''''' "
his heart:
THE NEW YoRK ELEcTIos.-The democrats Of
New ork have opened their fall campaign in the
right way and in vigorous manner. There were
differences and preferences previous TO their nom-
nations but the latter having been made all division
has ceased Democrats, for the sake Of the cause,
have come together, ranged themselves under one
flag, and will pursue, in a bold and manful way,
one object One and all, in the glorious Empire
State, are resolved to give strong pull and pull
all together for democracy, the Union, and their
country
"The address put forth by The convention is an
able document reviewing national and state politics
with directness and clearness There is no shrink
ing about declaring what democratic principles are,
as there was at the late New York wing convention.
On the contrary, it discusses difficult subjects fairly,
aud il manifests a confidence in the intelligence of
the people TO see them in their true liyht. This 10
the right way--the only way. The American peo-
pie despse cowardice as much as they honor frank
ness and heroism. ..
"The candidates nominated by this convention,
Sas Wright for governor, and Addison Gardiner for
lieutenant governor, are so well known tina, eulog
is unnecessary: the former is an advocate of demo-
cracy whose fame extends to the remoest corner OF