The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-01
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS,
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Ngw YoRx, Oct 81, 1871
1t is than days from Suite slsction, and
it do harm let prepare the readers Of ths
Union for the Whatever be the causes Of The
existing Of things and whatever side, Immediately
remotely may be the balance Of culpab, Il v certain
that within the memory Of this generation did ths deu
ocratc party Of the State of Now York 90 election
distracted, badly prepared for it; and as natural
consequence, within the memory of this generation
has been quite badly beaten it will be Tues
day, the I'd of November. The anticipation is anything
but pleasant il is Just we'll have record
now that by and-by the wings may not be claiming
verdict in their favor result springng from
within the democratic party entirely We are doing our
very best to beat ourselves; and we shall succeed in
endeavors That is just the "shor and the long, Of the
matter; whiggery is merely an accident in it.
IL there were either sincerity decency wing prcfes
sions Willard Fillmore ought DO scratched at least kO0O
Tuesday next through the State accepting tacity)
the antirent nomination. Will he be is quite another a.
fair.
The official vote on negro suffrage MT the late eecton In
Connecticut published Every county in the Ssats rave
majority against it, and the Stale majority Of 1876 out
of 70, S48 votes cast, or nearly four to
The harmonious whg party had another beautiful acaa
district meeting in the 18th ward Friday nishhs
stronghold of the kdove nstooracy, bankrupt Anancie
k-jobbes, and whiggey A-thedecency nearly case
really quite alarming for while Finally out want
the lights and the mutny followed suit
Our wing friends begin to shake in their shoes about so
election in New Jersey next week. Daniel Haines ~
very strongest in the State for solid ability and unnu
Stunning private and public worth. He Is JUST The man TO
be elected IL any democrat be and the chances
strong that he WILL may judge TO speak Of nothing
ese) of the spasnodic appeals Of the WING journals she
partisans .k s a IA Ssssl
The territorial legislature of Wisconsin, met u Nadfsa
the 18th Instant specially for preparing the why ~ 10
admission Of the Territory into the Union a. Se Tho
legislature is democratic in both branches and Ii bob
democratic officers chosen Governor Dore Ia his
message estimates the population Of the Territory ~
100000.
The Kingston (Canada) Argus has . nots nona Mr..
Bownley late quartermaster Of the eh British regiment
of foot conadicng the statement In AZ papers
that Riley the Mexican deserer, nnn-cotnmiss0nod
officer Of that regiment There Il Segsans Riley Of the
66 but he present tho Of the regiment
Some further and interesting particulars In relation
the action of the House of Bishops Ia IL Of Bshop On
deonk have transpired through the clcsd dc0 Of
that solemn body As soon the canon vesGln& Ia tho
House Of Bishops the 70 remit mDdi toh
tence Bishop Onderonks had become law, coAnme
tee Of five bishops, elected by bao brought report
recommending unanimously that 'he bishop have ieavs to
withdraw his papers" Many arguments urged In The
report in support of this conclusion Among Others Il Il
stated that there no belisvs that he had 70
pented that OF which he had been found guilty; and that
until there should be received from him ample conss
sion Of guilt and satisfactory profession Of rspensnoe
restoration impossible Tho report also desfed 10
impress the mind Of Bishop o. thar since the oce Ola
bishop given him, for his sake but the good ~ he
church, there nothing Left to him hut the bars n
should be the basis In his mind OF any expectation
The report is very strong and decided and adopted
srtcsn to sxhe six being the bshops who, she
trial of Bishop O., voted guilty This 10 undersood
settling the for the present. and Il, a. II sees p ma
the blow the suspended Bishop has yet ccetyed
The weather has moderated again from tho sudden
sharpness Of last week, and gives Proise Of low daya
more of soft, mellow fall. FED.