The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-08

dleon, NJ c., which is worthy OF the man, and worthy
of his cause
go 'LooG OUT FOR WIG RANGERS SECRET CIRCULARS =
We have In possession circular printed leer, OF
which the following is correct copy;
FRANKLIN Court HOUSE, Oct 20 1878.
DEAR SIR am perfectly satisfied hat we can cnry The
State of Virginia for General Taylor by proper cxertions IL
useless give the details which the opinion Is found
ed Suffice IL TO say have had ample opportunities 10 Judge
with reasonable accuracy far all Virginia is
concerned We make il sure by conddentialy con
cered movement throughout the whole State, and take
upon myself suggest friends every county 10y
making this circular leer) the following plan, which
beg you 10 carry have carried out, in county
'On Monday the day before the election, have the
~ secured by active. Intelligent and trusty
be engaged that every Of side be in
place and attend the election. BY this movement will
PROFESSIONALLY add per In the pre-
sent state OF the public feeling, likely prove
twenty.
snow you attend to this forthw with,
safe 10 do H. and do it silently possible IL will
be done throughout the State and il the locos do
adopt the policy, is absolutely certain.
'Your friend and obedent servant,
"JOHN s. PENDLETON."
The Fincaste Democrat says
Mr. Pendlcton, whose name is attached 10 the above
letter. is the member of Cong the Loudonn district
and in Franklin whg meeting not long since
We know how far he responsible for the of his
in this way; but if he denies il, will place
wing printers under graver charge than what We now
Franklin that made the of the plan. and the
ccu printed great distance from that place
The object OF this is plain enough. Their plan is
70 scour the country the day before the election and
bring all the their side The democrats
will be passed by, unless there is chance of getting
them for Taylor. This is be done 'confdenally SO
let the democrats stay home and find the trick
till it is late work against it, This circular
that the device will be esorted all the
State, and will add ~ per to the wing If the
democrats do not do their duty and this
and concerted movement by proper exeons it may have
the effect which Mr. Pendleon thinks it will, carry Vr
gnia for Taylor and FILLMORE"
land thus u.s. that by this sly, secret management
and intrigue, the people of Virginia to be cheated
and man to be oised upon the country who is not
the fair choice of open and clear majority of a
free people.
The democrats of the State have been warned, by the
example of Pennsylvania. not to be caught mapping.
They have been publicly advised not secretly instructed
visit every democrat at his house. and urge him 10 the
polls.
But we venture to say that the gun has missed fire.
In spite of the cunning and tricks OF the veres rckser
in the State, the Old Dominion stands fast.l
The barnburners used to say that ga vote for Taylor
vote for Cass." Now the New York Evening Post
changes its note, and cries out "a vote for Cass is
vote for Taylor"
The piece of advice in the Evening Post is rather
strange one after this declaration:
Taylor men! don't throw away your votes"'
The Post gives the proceedings OF another freesoil
ratification meeting at vauxhall,'' Saturday night
Mr.. s. T. Tilden in the chair. Mr.. B. F. Butler ad-
dressed the meeting But the most extraordinary part
Of the proceedings the character of Mr. Tilden's
speech
He congratulated the free democracy their prospects
the approaching election He declared the conviction
parties that they would lead the bunker least
80, 600, and perhaps 100000
He personal knowledge Of the country In the
which lie had tho honor to be born, 2i0 OF the
.ons of honest aud independent men, and the paralysis
he Taylor wings would increase the usual democratic
ority about so per This but specimen mauy
and OF whole counties The this STATE L.
Cas- half for Tavior! Mr. T. then
luire the hunkers should sncceed in giving This State
Taylor and electng him, where they would go alter the
He contcnded that they would either have to join the
ree. soil men the Taylor wings But consider this
non-sequitur. Why should they not join the standard
Of democracy
Here have amusing contradictions. at least in
figures The Post says " vote for Taylor is vote for
Cass." Mr.. Tden says it is but half vote In like
manner, Gen Taylor writes he is whig. not an ultra
vhig But, according to Col Haskell, the General
told him he ga whig and quarter over"
Letter from Little Tennessee Va received last night at the