The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-13

Our accounts from Virginia continue 10 be cheering.
As far as we informed the finest spirit prevails among
the republicans. Let repeat that the ascendency IN
the next House of Representatives depends on her vote
on Thursday next.
But will she falter. Will the good Old Dominion hes
ate TO send up to the wigwam every democratic repre-
sentatve-save one We cannot believe it, but al
the same time we conjure all republican friends
to unite to put forth their whole strength to forget
any little feuds that may have sprung up for the moment
any little differences about men-and to throw their
undivided concentrated cordial upon the republican
candidates The eyes of the whole country upon her
What! shall She who never gave federal vote for
presidential canddaewho was the first to raise up the
flag in $780, when the wings succeeded in eecng their
candidate--who in the hour Of darkness and of de-
feat among other States, always the r.ying word
for the democracy OF the Unon-shall she fail and
faer and suffer the next House of Representatives to
pass under the federal yoke Shall she turn apostae to
her own faith Impossible Shall she lose the day by
her apathy and inaction Again-we say, impossible
II cannot be- But that it may not be, we again invoke
her sons to put forth her whole strength and not to lose
vote Her delegation in the last House OF Representa-
tives was the pride of party. You have sent us
noble set of fellows Send another" such the
exclamation which heard pouring from the lips Of our
republican brethren But to realize this wish, every
publican must on the 22d inst, do his duty, his whole
duty, and nothing but his duty.
The newspapers full of notices and anticpatons of
of the triumphs will gain The democratic press is
full of hopes of confidence, and OF the most eloquent
appeals the democracy of Vrgna(though one of her
United States senators lately and idly denounced the term
of "demora' in the Senate chamber) Let the follow
ing appeal from The Boston POST one of the best and
staunchest democratic papers in the Union, speak the
voice Of it's brethren:
"THE vmarSrA ELEcrroN.-The eyes of the democrats
through the union turned on Virginia She is
members OF Congress- and her decision, great
,nuy the nIeY OF he
federalss counting upon gain of three members in
this State remains to be seen whether their expectations
"we confess the grounds upon which the
wings predict this success The national administration
Jeferson and Mndisons has been these principles that
of the constitution carried in national
affairs by the wings As the republican party, glorious
in the pamy days of vgina's statesmen, added Lousa
ma with its galaxy OF States the Union, the democa
tic party have annexed Texas and when the Mexican
despots forced this country to they have gone forward
manuly to sustain the nations rights Deseons by the
ms o. tat IT, ,e now o, would not pc Ike virginia
pressed in the administration and stronger determination
Eve have great confidence in the political integrity OF
the. Old Dominion: In the federal storm OF ls4o every
the wings Webster there, and under October
protested great regard to southern rights, and coogzed
remained true her old ait side by side of the Granite
Stare, even when other States iered Is she facr now
in tue front of enemy Is she ready sympatze with
the party that ynpaihzes with the enemies OF their
octc party, that will make this election peculiarly mpor
movement has been made which tends destroy
its organization, dsnember the defeat election of
President by the people, and throw it into the House
Representative This renders incumbent every firm
friend Of the party stand by it, Every consideration OF
Pstriotn a political integrity calls upon Virginia rcpub
Leans to unite with zeal and enthusiasm in every weld
rected effort successful the altar of union
preferences and prcjudces The signs of this in the
publican press are most encouraging, and bcspeak
heni,hy political action. Let the good work go pa
uiotc purposs--vigilani actioncomplete Organization
enesgy-uNIoN--these viii do noble work Ii is in this
way that tue Virginia democrats the high hopes
Of them by their bethren of other States Let
resuitfor We feel confident that shall have the pleasure
glorious triumph"