The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-02
Agents for the Union.
eThs Watchword OF the Wing Party"


,nno;, Tho, ,b national b,nL ;s ohl. al 80 :.
9"Posins iA'' ''o n"'o""' JOHN 10 oo'oe'e anu 80 &c
,vb,s ,te,n,sd 70 ul ma into tho sooo doson IN ,e,o
WIGS a''e'p'u " LUZ u' ''o .ie same ueiuson III 'o'o
oro into ,,o,,or h. a. go a r. = L,, .. III
COME hh'o power 'nah ihey pushea LOT oanK a. 'ht
-, n -. - In, ~ A., IL;
AZ 10 satisfy our readers that such VIII De Inc pocy
,n.S ''iuu'u nv as :,
lo4s' we lay before mem enaika0ie e''ef oi one u
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which was addressed TO large meeting OF wings OF ta
State at Wilmington We beg our readers to weigh its
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expressions ana 10 see what vast importance r clayton
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10 n IN November iiS'' the restoration Oh le aiI Oh
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' uoursrr,D Nov 7tb 1916
nan Ga h ;, ,and 60 n;J, =, .a a., - ~: =
Of Kent county and, after meeting and addressing then,
an d J',, and ,on, 1 " a @ or f 61e VIII vGly
to meet the VIII g Of Newcastle county IN the convention
now and uneca da pu av ,.1 c m Oh m
wees a r a,s uay ns n,hon u iy regret
ehley & o me IRON, 1uresIg ei al anls iine
t; so -, snv q, ,be ,rhas Of nelnva p ~ H., %
midst pi 'ng poica reVouon Whcn Is now sPfeead,ng
w Saai - e , haIJp ,, o VI le G G,
ss' h GcIe h SPEAK ane p upon ane u,e
Intend 10 ADVISE s WIGS $40 10 daneo 10 nIeet' IN my
opinion, no Ms snou sna r Eyes 70 .e iaci, ,at me
pesgh.eJ w 5h % ~ pm % M p - ~ 20 oe
Is1 on fd eg mo the cnnte5r um
1i ts,I I e nv ~, ; ou ;, iset
n, nnon me s,inn ,yha,er he act of 10 Iii h
resod and nroeamed mon all Their banners as her
lesoea' anu uio an uolI uneis as iI
,iT act ~ IsiG Tnon his az ;s we ha tpi =, wy
vrvybere e,e and nnon t6is isne we axnec, ~, ppd
W aYl IN ne,av, rba p Taoni bs wa o, b pH 10
The late election merely l,nrtfed ,hir ,p ny
aaI ah,rac,'ons yns,ssad of ,IdrssIpp 1 u soo
fand oa ineidcntnI yotertio, The ndvnca,ass ;
e F o. % & a VOC S oi aJ@aieoMs
cins have olen amused the masses when heI ineded
10 deceive them The whigs have spoken plainly ont snec
fv in favor Of The ,aria of Ii,a m ,y o o,,' @
Selves IN THE EVENT OF THEIR ACCESSION po POWER TO rr
We are snrces,J nv no harrn gaai;,j 1 L
plain, manly, and promising a. aration both of the
whcb we mean 10 e,rv them ont, Tn, neone nre Sci f
Mau J VII, h ., h p,iI I a!e SICK OF
anu WIZ ~ no b oe h ny any man
~, y - t,h ha, In, da.I $3.50, PC. ~ ".e'
SONS and not only profess plainly but practise literally
s ~ Ib t ,tt ,, 20 ao,S n,y ,,i WISHES Oh
e st IS rs . - ~ ,e' ", ,ip'i
Of the tarG Of lsia To this great end first of all things
inc thes res.its shall have passed Congrss and b
proved by President OF the United States, them and
country be gaiaed aid its best interests Sustained '
When THIS shall nave been acheved the people will in
in their revenue system During the mighty struggle
which Is even not yet ended, we have proposed to
the battle has been secured the only basis upon which
we snona ever attempt 70 treat oaght 10 be me status
before the tariff act OF 1886 Until that end is OBJ
, nnd 10 Of al TO- s%cb a sn 20 no
hce class OF manufacturers maintain another. d
And it is our duty dstrast any who shall seek
@ ~ N ~ ,hera Uo casSes al aio h e1
desire TO play that game dare TO offer wing
defeat he eonirnro reoratioa Of the a}t of lst5 let m
al once epudiate the measure as nnceed for by the peo
and eenernes et ma connue to nsen the nrincin for
which we now contend Inaniuly and openly as an object
OF A. Let this stand as the oacword OF the party the
M,oooeh OF our Potca iaith lnscrlbe 1t on epry eng
banner of the Constantnes =
aa II neeh pertled me 70 attend the meeung, snou
wings not only on the triuphs abroad but pros
the party do be distracted by
issues, ,n au, voaoy - oe'. au VIII prese,
sentative Congress, and wing legislature
, 'o hono W oe' very PPHM ny yAYToW
W. oono,uaod 80 oo,,r., .h,. NJ. moh.to, would
c,rr,, ont h. 49, - az g.. A.. 90 ,,o los,
.;a nm. GU. -, - -. 60 D.,
,hos. ,o,;,;o;.a o,a,~oJ .,,o;. ,:... l-.,,.
forward M nronos;,;o c., on,,, W. a,h, ,or, ~
wb0,hor ,ho,, Ill -, a,,u.,. 80. a, .... 49,.
a.. T-.,-..-, r.
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anu whether they VIII not lu the people into the belief
of its benp an Obsolete idea ct tben boueyer aect
. ~ 49,
e PRESIDENT al Inc next elecon and carry perchance
maioritv of Conorass and tho, ,ye sba ooa tho ,ro
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system ie'i'ou' do ue "a''h"oio VI INC pi'v
The common sense of the country protests, al present,
against such an effort The reality has bafHed all their
predictions Where are the signs of the ruin which the