The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-25

and undi,msyed. Domestic treason has not awaited OBJ
eu n has aed TO n amn IL. condsee Proud Of !e
the future seted hosts watch
ng gloomy through which they are yet 20
in safely and triu nph and under which the brsng 10
g,ons of their antagonists Will be forever buried
No com,noa man is In command OF the uva party No
common train of customary attends tlu
progress of his army The wand OF neIee wizard has
peace and mighty camp has risen IN is place The gar
OF the civilian dyed hlood red ne SILVER tones
of Le Ashland yned In the wild clash OF
al music The forum is forgotten In the wild glare OF the
bipouac -. =. -, i,
of the hero hands made 10 deal out the prizes of
loney--oui are made 70 ute, ,e pshesyre 81 tue
lion as il arises preserve unta9nsied The memory OF
past achievements The victory OF to-day receives romus
s needthe victory OF quarter OF century
ago maintains dominion over our ecoiecuons Now,
called TO raise aecaa''9ns lol 'e eoaqoeis Of
bestow paud the never-dyiag echo OF ies'sr Sle
returns Let garands be woven Tor tie oi NE
Mexican hui laures OF the vctoTs oil the Bhon can
W. annoi nnge in the contest between the hero of the
war of Isi5 and the twin heroes OF the war OF sl2 Ours
is The humble duty gdng the sword; but as We gid
we win pour forth cur in iervent aspirations
te sncce,s of the patriotic candidates OF the democratic
patty eaess the field and reproachess In the council
10 those ladies more fortunate ourselves who in
,,tndnnce ON This interesting desire to mani
fest onr good will We know no more htt'ng method OF
hbiting TO appreciation OF the motives which
We b1ona ht the toge than the have selected
We send them the present which accompanies hs address,
to eyince to them that while remember our obligations
10 our county, do not forget the peculiar duties OF our
sex. We American women ana al, h,net n an house
dence of both in the cake which is now presented Judge
Of our patriotism by the exterior adornmenss les. our do
nestle knowledge by the experiments on the substantial
terror.
vvo THE spoys OF CHATHAM COUNTY TO THE eIRLs"
" KALI,
Vfth "Cass and Bwtier" Cake
Dear ladies from or level shore,
Near tho wild Oceans ;aeaseless roar
We send present-wtrl assured
That it will grace your fest, He poaiu'
Where is the democratic lass, .
That wild not lend her aid to 'Lsss,
Az and 10 brave old "Butler" too,
The eaders of our gallant crew.
The former northwest shore,
Breasted the cannon's awful roar,
That he might ward away the blow
Dealt by counirys ancientfoe;
And when last that tocman came,
And vowed New Oheans to sibdue,
Its .booty and lis beauty" too,
Butler, with General Jackson fought,
Tie Toe in his own meshes caught,
And made him find bloody grave
Beside the Mississppi's wave;
Cherish these heroes, ladies fair
Whove fought for all you hold most dear
Accept the gift we oiIes here,
And with your smiles our bcsoms cheer;
And should ii be our happy tate
To save our noble, gallant Slate,
And that Viii make il ,doubly dear
And should we fal-still not the less
Wen feel thar we've deserved success,
And that will take OFT half its pain
The presentation of the cake concluded the regular
ecises OF the days but many speeches were subsequently
delivered
ME Among them were Messrs Mckinley of Oglethorpe,
and Richard H. Clark, of Baker both OF whom acquitted
them seves most handsomely.
While these addresses were delivered at or near the
presidents stand Messrs Chappel of Bibb and Cone
of Greene spoke to an assembage OF some thou
sand people near the railroad depot We did not hear
these speakers but understand that the impression they
made was great We informed that Mr.. Chappells
speech was one OF extraordinary power and eloquence
In fact we do hesitate to say that in lis numbers IN
the enthusiasm of speakers and hearers, and in the
prestige which it gives of triumph in The approaching
elections the mass meeting OF the 18th instant was all
that the democracy OF me State could desire We DO not
hesitate to express our firm conviction that Georgia is
safe for Cass and Butler.
The Griffin Jeffersonian (whose editor was presently
estimates the number present least is 900, which ne
considers rather below than the number.