The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-12
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
NEw YonK. September 5, is4s

New YoaK, September g. 1913.
You have noticed nomination Tor governor and lieu
tenant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Walworth and Charles OCou
better nomination could not by any possibility
have been made They will carry the whole strength of
the party, besides thousands who will for them out
respect which the high characters of both command
Rest assured shall make great fight On this tick
and the result is not even doubtful.
A great Clay and Fillmore demonstration made last
night at Vauxha Garden. The call signed by about
one thousand saunch and wellknown wings, and there
could not have less than five thousand pres
ent at the meeting The Hon Willis Hall presided as
sisted by hirysix vice presidents and twenty secretaries
and the meeting addressed by Hall, f. Delahed Smith,
Dudley Seden. and others The hall not being sufficiently
large another meeting organized outside in the gar
den and really have never seen more enthusiasm at Po
litical assemblage than on this occasion.
The resolutions of the strongest characters and among
them one returning thanks Daniel Webster for his recent
address to the wings Marshed he having there demon
strated by unanswerabe arguments the and mpolcy
of the nomination made at Philadelphia. This may be
called decidedly rich After the meeting adjourned which
late hour the whole body marched in procession
up Broadway the residence of David Graham esq, who
called out, and made thrilling speech, urging
them persevere in the good in which they were
engaged, and edo justice Harry Clay" What the effect
is likely be the Van Buren, movement it is too early
yet determine but thing is cerlanf there any
doubt before about the election of Gen Cas-, all doubt is
removed, provided proper exerions made There
is work 10 be done
Your readers will be pleased to learn that the Hon. R.
Walker is about receive the compliment of public DIN
in this city. The invitation is signed by OF our
prominent commercial men and Others irrespective of all
party feeling.
The election in vermont-a State more tnctured with
rabd abotionsm than any other in the Union-has
suited in the choice of the wing candidates by about the
usual majority 1t is of very little account, and surprises
nobody but the wing press will endeavor make great
noise thereat. ''The smallest favors" &c.
The i'm ptant brought by the Hibernia is the
in breadstus throughout Europe This is truly unfo
tunate for the the other side; but it is ill
wind, &c. &c.,-a good old proverb, peculiarly applicable
in this instance for what is their loss will prove of great
advantage We must draw largely of the wealth
of Europe pay for products The friends of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury need have apprehension in refer
ence his estimates of the amount of be
ceived during the current year
Most stocks advanced the receipt of the Hibernias
news, treasury selling as high as 1881
The loss by fire OF the "Ocean Monarch within sight
the of Wales and the death OF $50 human beings is
horrible but the most horribly cruel of all, is the fact
the British Cambria going Liverpool and
in plain sight of this terrific conag ration, altered
her course sent aid to her relief No language is
severe enough for such arocous and uneeng conduct
and the Captain, glad to see, is not spared by the
English press. III mistake not this is the
ut least of the same ne-that passed ship
our eastern that wrecked, and refused go
its relief Vessels commanded by such brutes deserve
support any quarter and is worthy of remark that
while they bring but 40 so passengers and few goods
own steamers bring their lO0 and the last 55 and all
come loaded the waters edge with merchandise. The
truth is there are no officers VIII know we'll how
make comfortable their passengers old packet cap
tans and travelling community fully appreciate this
qualification A few short years, and all this immense bust
ness will be in the hands of Americans and could you
the numerous steamers building in DOCKS you
would be amazed at the amount OF money expended on
these monarchs of the ocean
Our little democratic paper, the "True Sum-" you will
perceive doing good service for Cass and Butler and is
worthy all encouragement friends give it, here
and elsewhere