The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-31

Pen"syivania, snd the Rough and Ready Club.
The very vigilant, disinieested, CONSCIENTIOUS and
highly polished President OF the Enough and Ready
Club OF this city, out with another card in the National
lnteigencer OF Saturday He is not satisfied with the
cry of sop thief raised by the venerable editor Of that
Journal the stale old trick TO attract public attention
from the enormes perpeirated and the INSCRIPTIONS
means resored to by the wing leaders cast the stout
old democratic Commonwealth of Pennsylvania into the
hands OF me ancient enemies OF democracy He appears
to be fearful that the old champion of whgery at the
head OF the negencer does not carry sufficient weight
OF character into the ranks of the people, induce them
TO swallow the large cameP doses administered for their
Wallach president of the Rough and Ready Club
Patrloucay and valantly throws the mighty weight of
his name and influence into the scale
scheme alter scheme invented TO impose upon the in
leigent and honest yeomanry of the Keystone Common
wealth, have been exposed and crushed by the potential
voice OF truth But as one trick or fabrication is ex-
posed another Is concocted by the arch schemers The
last pronunc'dmento issued by the president of the
Rough and Ready Club imparts the following important
information:
ave know here that senator of has been
sent Tor from this city; and that he has here and
been consulted the best recovering the Key
stone State It's well understood here that if his plans
and schemes for recovering Pennsylvania succeed the Of
pro quo for his services I"
Every one glance the object of this shallow
arice Although the name of the " senator of Pennsyl-
wanna is not given, the alluson has definite object
and The wing committee are chuckng il a capital
trick by which they conceive they stir up some eal
ouses or peudices among the democrats of Pennsyva-
MA But they do not know the democracy of the old
Keystone. The composing that party to be sure
are plain, industrious, honest people; but in add
ton to their planness, their industry their straight for
ward honesty they are common people, iRtell-
gent people, thinking and rejecting people, and they
cannot either be caoled imposed upon, swerved from
their purposes, by all the talents and ingenuity eve of
Pennsylvania has been here since the governors cleo
ton in that State Is there anything very remarkable in
that or should il be considered very surprising,
that, when here, he should be consulted concern
VarIl |
would almost venture to say, th during the very period
referred to, the conscientious wing wireworkers
of this city descended from their lofty dignity consult
with both senators and members to the Of
carrying the State of Pennsylvania for the "auaaabHty'
candidate and which they declared MUST be DONE
the poor Trough and Ready Clubs throughout the Union
would lose their high-soundng soubrique forever It's
untrue however, that any democratic senator from Penn
syvana has been here, either before the govern
os election, devsng plans and schemes to carry that
State for the democratic canddaesor that if it should
be carried, Gas certainly will be) tte office of Posas
ter General st be glusn to hm as qud pro quo for his
seruices"
1t presumed that Gen Cameron meant by the pitt
full invention of the Enough and Ready Club; although
is not stated who the senator waswheher of the Uni
whether he WING democrat may be that the
wings have made promise to Pennsylvania senator;
and, after all, the above information" may be thrown
out an inuendo which will be understood by their
party! We have heard of the and dried" cab
met of Gen. Taylor, and again but have con-
tented ourselves with minding own business in that
thinking people of the country with exhibition of the
glorious swing no. party Cabinet that's be! My bu-
to deny the assertion it what
you wllthat there has been any understanding among
democrats in connection with the appointment of "Post-
master General by Gen. Glass; should he be elected The
democrats from Pennsylvania in this city have been con-
suited with in relation to this matter, and they positively
and unequvocaly pronounce every word and sentence
contained in the card of the "Rough and Ready pres-
dent" to be UNTRUE, SO far PeAnsyvanans are con-
cened And from positive information from all other
quarters in this city, feel authorized declare the
democratic party of the country that if single member
Of Gen Cass cabinet has been designated agreed upon
ii is Unknown to the democratic party the cuy0f Wash
ington
cannot close this communication without offering one
crumb of consolation to the president of the Rough and
Ready Club. He may continue to misrepesent the de-
mocracy of this cy he may attempt still further to de-
ceve the good people OF Pennsylvania; but all his hum
bugs and all the arts of his party will prove unavaing
We have the strongest assurances, and the most
doubted information that the democracy will carry that
State in November; that Pennsylvania will proudly
stand she has stood, the "Keystone" of the
publican arch.
shall notice tomorrow the fen more inaccuracies and
foilies which mark the card of the president of the
Rough and Ready Club"
am, sir, very respectfully your obedent servant,
]. d. HOOVER,
Chairman Elk. Com. Jackson Democratic Association
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80, 1S4S.