The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-02

For veal OF for NO." lis decision will be then fully
known and final We feel that the struggle has been
arduous, though manfu and honorable on the part of
our friends Never before has nobler spirit been
eVnced by the untehed democracy of the country and
up TO the very last moment il will be found as bright as
fresh and animated, trust as al the opening of the
contest. We have everything TO hope for-nothing TO
discourage In every quarter of the Union our party
seems inpatient for the encounter We trust that every
where committees have assigned the sentnes 10 their
staonshokets have been iistrbued-voters have been
rallied, and that nothing but bold walk up TO the polls
and shout OF victory, remains complete the repub
triumph
Shall We have the shout? Ii is for YOU friends of
freedom to give us the response II successful lei US
have loud oneone that will sound the kne of feder
ailsn forever throughout the continent
The election is near quite near; and submit to our
friends whether have labored untringly and Sc
verey in the contest We indeed feel that repose is now
needed with US, but we cannot repose, AS well might
the sentinel sleep in savage ambush with the war
whoop ringing IN his ears, as for to slumber now
No; TO the last daythe last hour-the very last mo-
men-rtle as our voice and our pen do to awaken
up the energies OF our readers, and point them the
polls, we shall be found with lamp still glimmering
before Our cause is too sacred our principles too
precious, our rights too dear, to allow moments
pte while single element of the contest needs expana
ton, single falsehood of the enemy demands expo
sure
Al all times and al all hours, morning and evening
early and late, little sanctum the Union Buildings
has been our citadel and our camping ground We know
our cause, and too long have struggled lis defence
TO shrink when the storm beats heaviest around
We take all the consequences of defeat, if shall
come upon II cannot be anticipated We have no
fears We full in the faith of that triumph which
our principles must secure great victory most
soiemny believe, awaits u.s. and yet the best of
may be beaten down by fraud and alsehoodthe best Of
may fall under the power of acous combinations,
and so il is even possible with But the probabilities
all side Our party appear aroused and armed
The last day-the last hour-the last moment will find
our friends well ourselves, trust, fresh and
vigorous when the first tattoo beat around the
! republican camp.
The sands rapidly running from the hour glass
We are almost on the very of the election. Three
four papers more, and all ammunition will be ex
haused The then passes TO the great tribunal OF
| the people "a few days-(says the Hartford Tmes)-
may say hours ra,her-only remain TO you demo-
crats for preparation 10 embark In most important cleo
ton. Ii important contest, already commenced.
We fear you not organized you should be-we
fear your preparations not complete for getting
full let the travelling and the weather be what they
may. Organization is necessary; but organization
amounts nothing without labor unceasng and active,
| until the polls closed. Can you your organza-
ton the day of election .or all in form, to be of
no practical benefit is calculated that all the labor
OF this week will tell the polls Tuesday of next
week? II not, your organization is in name only, and
will be useless But there is yet time to make these
necessary preparations Is there town that will neg
lect them in this great contest Ii is the only way
give your full vote and to INCREASE Let single
! hour be lost
at is the duty of every democrat (says the Hudson
Gazette to unite with his fellow democrats in advancing
the glorious cause and securing triumphant victory
the 7,h of November
4 "HAvE YOU LISTS If not make them out imme-
diaelyclassify your voters, and that arrangements
are made the attendance Of every at the
polls By this means full democratic will be call
| ed out and we trust a victory achieved.
'sSEE YOUR NEIGHBoRs, talk with them, urge upon them
the importance of vigorous and united effort for Cas-
and Butler the true and regular democratic candidates
You have frequently the importance OF Single pote,
in contest, and who tell but that the present
contest may be decided by a SINGLE VOTE"
BE AT THE POLLS EARLY.-Use your influence in con-
vncng the electors of the Importance OF the principles
voved in the resu, of this election Urge them to action
if they wish TO the principles under which coun
try has gone prospering and to prosper continued.
"SEE THAT EVERY MAN vorEs.-Check your poll -lis
as each depostes his ballot that you will be able
to tell at any moment who has not voted.
/ "SEND AFTER THEM-Keep your teams ready to bring
1 I'D all who may not be able to walk Send early, thai
You may have plenty of time to get in their votes.
"VoTE EARLy.-See your neighbors, and urge them to
vote early by all means this will enable you TO know
whom is necessary send after, and will much
trouble
ado NOT BEr.-H you do, il will deprive you Of thu
right vote; and democrat will thus sell hi
vote, deprive himself of the privilege of voting, for the
sake OF winning little money. If You wish to bet
VOTE FIRST, and do your betting afterwards"
We close with the trumpet tongued appeal of on
friend Hutter of the Lancaster lnellgencer the chair
man of the central committee.
To THE rors Denocrats let rally every man of us
polls and for who have the honesty speal
out like feemen, whose opinions known and read b,
all men, and who viii be the servants and tie
OF the people Let for Cass and Butter,
they have been long tried and proved faithful competent
and honest From the days of Jeersons administrators
down this they have been found in The
democratic ranks. In pence and they stooc
forth the noble champions Of the rights of the people
their coantry's honor They have affinity with sIne
light federalism, Mexican sympahizers, aboonsu1, o