The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-04

Robert Morris, Arthur Middleton.
Benjamin Rush, Georgia.
Benjamin Franklin, Button Gwinnett,
John Motion, Lyman Hall,
George Clyner, george walton
Who suffers tho Mssts
The Cecil (Md) Wing chuckles the prospects of
Gen Taylor, and congatulaes itself upon the nomination
of Mr. Van Buren, Itdeclares, in the first place. that Sin
the southern States the nomination of Gen. Tayer isrecev
ed with enthusiasm which is sweeping over them all like
fire over prairie" Where is this enthusiasm seen ,
Not in Virginia. Moving is mad enough to claim her. ex
cept for aa empty brag. InGeogia, Alabama Mississippi
and louisiana the indications decidedly the other way
South Carolina departing from her condition Of mastery
inactivity" and, in addition to the journals which we
have already enumerated, the "Hamburg Journal" dis
plays the flag of Cass and Butler argues with great force
in its behalf, declares that Gen Taylor is not swh
on any of the great issues and is there not good
to infer that he against on all We repeat he is
whg and the candidate of that party supported by the
ultra wings who have been in close contact with him,
and may be supposed understand his opinions, and
all probability, advised as to what he will and will
not do, if elected So, upon deliberate reflection, 'a
things considered we can see no good reason why all
democrats should not rally to the support OF Gen. Cass
unless be those who really aboonists as seems
to be the disaeced portion of the party in New York"
In North Carolina talented candidate for governor
eid struggling manfuly, and every day increases the
prospect of our success In Alabama and Mississippi
the signs all bright; and among Others the last Mis-
sssppan informs us that Judge Chalmers late senator
of the United States, and who in that situation, became
perfectly acquainted with the merits OF Gen. Glass; and who
is of the democratic electors for the State at
large has taken the ied eloquenty addressing the
meetings of the democrats Dr. Sam' w. Cartwright, too,
who espoused the of Clay in 1884, has returned to
the bosom of the democracy, with all his influence and
is the ardent advocate of the election of Cass and Butler
The Cecil Wing claims also the west as inspired by
the TAYLOR spirit and boasts of the shurrahs of the
crowds who were rushing to the standard of Od Rough
and Ready from the ranks Of locoocoism" This boast
is even ridiculous. Missouri, Michigan, Iowa, Wis.
consin Indiana Illinois, all with rush, and last and
not least OF all, OHIo the great battle-ground, whose
vote may control the fortune of the day. are going for
Cass and Butler Can any of sense or impartiaty
doubt the fate of Ohio, with the Western Reserve and
the wing abolonists not only shiverng in the wind.
but deserving to the standard Of Van Buren,
1t is idle TO shut eyes to the operation of this new
element in the election Van Buren, the champion Of
free territory. and the growing favore of the abolition
lists, is sweeping the western pairies than Taylor
and the mark is equally true of the north 1t is
idle, therefore, for the Cecil Wing to say that in the
northern States there few demurrersto the nomna-
ton OF Taylor, but the opposite party against
the nomination of Cas-. The wings of New England
ralyng nsby around the standard of our nominees
1t is still idle to insist upon the accessions which
the name of Van Buren, will bring to Taylors flag Its
ultimate effect in New York is still problematical but
granting that he takes the Empire State from Cass, il
cannot be set down for Taylor Martin Van Buren, may
possibly get that State for himself for he is drawing
away votes from among the wings to himself 1t is the
case in Pennsylvania, where Thaddcus Stevens lie
said TO be for him. 1t is clearly in Ohio and in New
England. The correspondent of the New York Evening
Post from Worcester makes the following assertions in
confirmation of this view of the case
have taken pains extend my observations
other portions of New England, and find everywhere
assted and uncompromsng hostility the extension o
slavery by any action Of the general government to terri
tories now free and almost universal determination
against supporting either Cass Taylor for the presden
cy The people unite here in bodies without dissencnt
In favor oil Tree territory They do divide into parties
ana dispute about it, In the of Northbury, in t
county, was Informed, upon the highest authority, tina
either Cas- Taylor
ny the same reliable authority assured that if Mr.
Van Buren, received the nomination of the Buffalo conven
hon Worcester county which cast, about A OO0 voa. vii
give at least 10000 OF then for him. and that il was quite
impossible for Cass or Taylor to simgic mhg Ne Ear
land State Berkshire county will in about the sans
ratio Worcester county There good for bclev
ing that the State of Connecticut will nominate Van Re,
electors in their regular convention. You may infer
thing of the feeling OF Rhode Island from the speeches
Messrs Payne and Hart in this convention They repre-
ented the detection of the wings from Taylor be
universal. Gov. Francis, was informed yesterday hae
come out openly for Mr.. Van Buren,
For Taylor, however, there exists strong interest," thoug
none satisfied with him. The people disguised a
the insult offered by his nomination those leading
men Of tho wing party. Of tried temper and universe
lame who had become identified with all their great polili
cal contests and who thrust aside to give place
man whose name has but year of age, (uness hi