The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-05

Mark how plain tale VIII put them DOWN.
| The Geographic despatch of Friday which we puh.
lished yesterday morning, from the central committee NJ
Detroit has anticipated the blow which John NoryeI
and the associate wings have attempted strike at Gen
Cass. Because Mr. McCelland visits his native State Of
| Pennsylvania, to express his political opinions
whilst the wings from other States invading her Dor
ders it is charged upon him that he going there for the
purpose of bargaining off the principles of General Cass
for votes This is the false and malignant rmor which
has been sent forth by the enemies of General Cass al
Detroit. Ii is eagerly seized upon by the whig
presses in the agony of desperation; and the caumny
is circulated on the very of the election IN
iniure man who is above all such mputatons Itisa
charge that is totally with the character both of
McCleland and OF Cass Yet, under the instructions of
Norvel & Co., the story is first put forth Buffalo
Thenceit is to be spread far and wide The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser" of the most rabd and I'M
scrupulous wing papers in the Union, puts forth this
calumny as from gentleman of the highest character
in the State of Michigan, and his statement be i'm
picitly relied upon"
'.DErRorr, Oct 90 lsp
Last evening Mr. McClcland, member of Congress
took passage the London for Buffalo. accompanied by
Chales G. Hammond. the collector of this port. McCleI
land is by Gen Cass to the Wimot district in Penn
syvania, for the purpose Of seeing ard yng Nth Vinot
nta the day before elections aud to enlist him actively for
Ca induce him to renal" quiet He is also inform
Wmot others in the district, that Gen Cass apor
of the Yirot Propiso and Fee Sod
his pledges the South in the Nicholson letter, and his
response the Baltimore nomination. We consider these
things here be double fraud-a cheat and fraud pom
the South for months before the election and a cheat and
a fraud Pennsylvania days only before the election
when it will be late undeceive the South"
Strange ii is, that the last infamous Roorback of the
last campaign issued from Michganand here lis another
from the same mint, which is not inferior to in the
arocty of its charges.
Hear how plain tale will put these calunniaors
down. In addition to the following bulletin. which we
republish have two other telegnphc dispatches be.
fore us the last of which, from Mr. Faran very re.
spectacle member of Congress from Ohio, was received
last evening
DETROIT. November 3, ls4s
''We understand that John Nove has sent dispatches
south, announcing that Gen Cass had sent McClelland
to Wmot with overtures He desires it contradiced II
is all false
(Signed) j. H. HARTMAN.
JOHN McREYNOLDS
JOHN S. BAGG,
GEO S GRISWOLD,
s. A. BAGG.
State Central Committee of Michigan"
The following teegraphc despatch also received
from Detroit from gentleman OF high character and
member of Gen. Casss family who is thoroughly &C.
" DETROIT. Nov. Q, 1s4s
The wings have teegraphed south that Cass has sent
McClelland to WiImot, to promise he will support the
proviso if Wilmot will support him. 1t is false Warn
friends south Immediately by telegraph to be on their
guard against lies of this kind No letters haze been or
ro,H be written Of political nature by Gen. Cass"
The following received by telegraph last evening at
this Office We have the utmost confidence in the truth
Of. ts statements
CINCINNATI, November
81 authorized to say that Clark and Norvell.
mens respecting General Cass. McCleland and Wilmot
false. General Cass adheres nhexiby to his Nichol-
son letter.
GAMES j. FARAN"
And now, what are to think of the miserable cal.
umnies from Detroit, which designed TO stab the
character OF General Cass, and to crafty the magnty
of its authors, by decevng the people and defeating
his election , The Indignation of viruous people
will repel the attempt with the which it deserves.