Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

candidate, because the people chose to
make him sa-who has not been all
things to all men. aud on every side Of
every political question that ever agila'ed
the country. tha, he might gam power
and placc--whose every thought Is Tor his
country. its prosperity It's ultimate happy
destiny.
De At TIE POLLS
early. rain or shne, and talk toyonf friends
and neighbots. who may have beon misled.
There are many Democrats who vii vote
for the old hero. knowing him 10 be Glove
ly identified with the interests fthe south
and berinstitmIons, aud believing that the
will fsarle.sly, aud without parlialitg. rs
the ehief masistmlao Of the Union. sane
hon such measures as will most rebound
to our prosperity andarpia as a people
srG uiArYouE rRlfNns ArrEsDrHEfoi.Ls,
and vote. aud II single ope be mi sing
% a.iar him and besrcch him by all
means 10 90 10 the poll. and vote Is
OUR OPPONENTS
are ever wa.ehul aud yigilant, let Us by
them be reminded Of om dniy. and
above all remember. that on TUESDAY
next IS your lasi opportunity, Tor the next
four years, OF eilcilag in the ailaiFs Of the
Governments. radical rrtrenehmeal and
reform.
Those who feel an interest IN the re-.
moyal Of the RED Rhga RAFT, (and who
in this section Of the State does not,) |
should remember thai General Cass has
sanctioned the declaration OF the Eulu. |
more Convention, Mat IalryNgi Improve. |
m0tfs by lhe General Government are
uneonsliyntional, while on the other band,
Gen. Toylo. has dcelprcd ,ha, the will Of
the people, q. expressed by their Repre-.
senioiives, shoull be respected aud chr.
red oat by the executive.
ONCE MORE
friends OF Geartal Taylor, we beseeeh You
to rally at .he polls. Rally from every
hill-nom every yale-lrom your work
shops, from your ields, and from your
lircsidcs, Rally, Golo the polls us one
man. and pre- ve, as you have thus iof
preserved. the liberties, the laws, ard the
Of ihis, our glorious country.
,md teach those who would tymnize over
sou, that you wil, be oheycj.
GrN. CAsss ENrGAs-llr StfraE'S
Statements Coaf,aoi-Tae Foictods
orMc " Washington Uaioa' ep9sad.-
The "Union.' thc official organ OF the
administration. in a lengthy and futile at
tempt to vmdirale General Co>s itom the
charges made against him by the Hon.
Andrew Stewart, of Pennsylvania, which
charges are admitted 10 be correct, by tic
President aud Secretary Marcy-has Gu
deovored, by false approximations, to
create the impression that Gen. Taylor
has received % large amount os extra
over and above ihe allow.
ancos fixed by law for officers Of his grade.
Tie Locoioro National Committee, Of
which Senator Fooi,, of Mississippi, Mr..
Burke. Commissioner ol Patents, 90 a
salary of S3.OOO q year. and William J.
Brown, 2d Assistant Post Master Geueml,
At @ salary of s. 50Oa year, are members,
nave issued pamphlet, entitled "A re-
uiution Of Andrew Stewarts iuhrcatIons
ipaiust General Cass," with the eyident
OF creating Ike impression.
The parties who have sought to create
hi. impression. knew iull well, that such
o charge against General Taylor, could
,ot be ubGouiiatad 10y any documents
a the War o. amy other Department Of
he Government TheynevcHhcIess, sui-
cred their partisan zeal to- get the better
ftheir judgment promulgated their base .
and scarcclya week elapsed. I
elors their bascies- airuetura has been .
catered TO the winds, andthoy stand be-
3re the country convicted Of an atlemp.
b deceive the public. and to tasteu upon
faithful public .eHont the chnrse of
eculatiou Of whiclthclf own candidate
lihc pro i5arry ha u.w pro'engn,I'!