The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-13
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NEw YoRK June 10, 1879.
snow, by Saint Paul, the work goes bravely on The
ndomtable democracy girding their swords and
preparing for battle We have a brave general arrayed
gains bur otsa you hare said THAT you haze all.
good general is good for nothing without good roops
md he will find that the wing party will no, prove ea
Die an army won the battles of Monterey and Buena
Vista To fight. have object and good
'ause The Mexican wings have neither. Distracted in
their convention, they adopted neither resolutions
address They feared to attempt pass unani-
resolution in favor of their ticket for they knew and
acknowledged they could do il. The army
erriby in Flanders" and hear all sides The alest
and OF oaths. Friday night the Taylor tried q raf-
alton meeting the Taylor headquarters, La Fayets
ia nut Heaven preserve US! such scene, such conu
ION was never witnessed here, anywhere else sho of
| Pandemonum
The Cayes proved strong in the end they took full
possession-sied the musc-razed the rostrum--doused
the glims and played the deuce generally for fu
count oil which VIII refer you the wing and other pa
pers, and as Capt Cutie says, 'when found make
an"
Since the arrival Of noble standard bearer General
Cas- and escort, the democracy have been in peclee
phrensy OF excitement Their glorious reception you have
,ieady account Of but cannot describe your
readers the degree of excitement and real honest
enthusiasm. which exists among us. There
your cold formal attentions but downright whole soued.
heartfelt pleasure expressed in taking by the hand who
served his country long and well in the tented
det and Ais OF gslaton On the day of his arrival here.
with a very short notice and little PREPARATION woull
supposed il the shfrs OF conquering herr
just returned from the bloody field Of bauleins,ead of
plain unpretending CITIZEN ON his home from his -
bos ia the Senate chamber Twenty thousand people
ounded the Aston House, where he puts seemingly d.,
ermned never to leave. 1t Cas-, Ciss--Bsn'oa-
Allen -Houson-Stevenson " All, all must show theru-
selves, time and again, the Windows and receive the
greetings, the load huzzas of this multitude
The day the City Hall flung open by wing
common council (whose guest the General s) for the ere
ton of his friends; and from ten O'Clock till the VIII e
population appeared to crowd upon the steps and balcony
the great circular stairway and into the Governors
room, take glance and grip of the hand During the day
Col Benton Messrs. Allen Houston Stevenson, and 9th
visited with the common council the pub
lie works and charitable institutions of the city, and
all evidently delighted we'll amazed at the
number importance, and grandeur of most of these works
and usefulness This is the first visit city OF
Col Benton and you easily imagine how delighted he
was with all he Gen. Cass took this visit
sister city, Brooklyn where the greetings attend
ed him.
But Friday evening surpassed anything witnessed
here. meeting called only at few hours no
tce, Old Tammany to receive and hear these "men Of
the ase"-these men Of giant ntclects-some Of whom
have stamped the impress of their minds upon the
head and front OF glorious country And such meet
ing this proved to be! The Hon. f. r.. Cutting presi-
ded That Hail. capable OF containing 1000 per-
sons, would hold 1.-THE Of the warm heatted demo-
Gratis who this occasion. While Messrs. Ben
on Stevenson, and McAllister addressed this immense
body, meeting three time, large organized oppo
the Hail. in the Park, presided by Gen Norris
and the gallant Houston and the able Cobb Of Geogln
Others held this vast multitude enchalned
1t was alone the size of the meeting, but the good
feeling the enthusiasm the ZEAL with which they all
tered into it, Truly, the right feeling is abroad and
40 better evidence that the New York democracy all
becoming right than their immense demonstration OF last
night. Col Benons appeal to the democracy most
eloquent and effective, and is to have happy
effect upon our he reolore distracted councils
After the adjournment, the whole 'crowd" visited the
astor, when Gen. Cass called out, made few
marks and retired and you did not hear the shouts OF
that vast multitude, which the air il must have been
owing the that the telegraph in ordeor
it should have been heard the banks of the Rio Gane
This you will understand regular meeting
to respond the nomnation-hat fixed for the 18th
But spontaneous outbreak, started in the morning
by John j. Cisco and others and how well their
vas responded to- above. The nomination al
ready approved and ratified but Monday night
clnch the nail, by demonstration still grencr tha
that of las, evening The ball is rolling, rolling on
TAMMANY HALL, in.
might add, that Gen Cass being the guest of the city
government did think it becoming in him attend
the political meeting Tammany Hall, but accepted
the Broadway theatre, which decorated
Tor the OCCASION and where the enthusiasm greeted
his None forget his early galantry in
die field or his truly American heart. T. H. JR.
CORRESPONDENCE.