The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-21
Communicated.


the wings SETTING In inc Dahce
The wings of Pennsylvania making every effort
that men make, and eectng all that money and the
patronage OF iron nasters can accomplish TO elect eir
candidate for governor, in order afterwards to attribute
the result TO the extreme popularity OF wing measures
influence has lately been brought IN TO secure the
election of Johnson The little barnburnng power that
Wimo preends to have in his district, is as greedily
sought after as the native vote in A. when ihe
church burners cast their strength for the famous Joseph
Mdrke, the highly educated wing candidate This is not
said surmise but plainly indicated by the two
following resolutions passed at their late gubernatoria
convention:
''Resolpsd, That while we bow with Difference TO the
authority OF the constitution of the country, that permits
slavery its gina state of this compact and forbeai 10
interfere with measure thus sanctioned by compro
mise, we discover no admssib motive tor extending
the limits oil slavery into newly acquired territory NOW
obtaned) and profess our adherence OF policy
that would degrade The nation and bring reproach upon
republican prime pies by making the territory acquired the
home of extended and perpetual bondage
Rsored, That the time has arrived to arrest tue clnmor
progress of executive usurpaton, ny which whole
provision in the constitution OF the nation and State
peoples representatives, and make the Executive the SUI
peme authority of the land Against this abuse the cand
a cd ne @ oa pa nor ey oe he equally
promise of their candidate any which shall in
newly acquired territory Our principles and candi-
dates lnational and State) stand opposed to the veto
power"
No particular endeavor is now made to unite the ma
lives upon the election of Gen. Taylor, their choice is
subject perfectly well understood, and SO openly
ayowed that admits o, no conceament wma.evef H.
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congressman has been contracted for and marked and
nothing remains but the day OF election for the de-
livery OF the goods More than month SINCE the Phil
adephla SUM-" the native organ, spoke the following I'M
mIsiakeabe language:
The policy in reference to paresIand we refer espe-
Of The or Union whe. Independent native American
Two parties have Joined in their support of General
Taylor In this joint support there is not only strength
but the certainty OF success provided il is dsceey carried
ia the selection of candidates.
% We proceed Judgment 10 sketch liist OASIS OF
There are four congressional districts in the county
bracng the city Now propose rule that whereyt
district the native exceeds the whg voie there
the Rolgh and Ready candidate for Congress should be
taken the American ranks, aud conversely
from The whig party when its vote exceeds the native
American vote. Pursuing such policy, would return
Rough and Ready Congress from the four conges-
slonal districts OF the county,
We see it stated that the wing papers of the West
plain that pamphlets printed In their own language, are
distributed among the German voters, which declare that
the wing. party opposed to the present naturalization
laws Lei this conduct OF the Philadelphia wings be
fully known the western States and the papers
will all be set bowling, and have another and more bitter
source of complaint arising from the defeat OF their
ddae Truly the wing party OF Pennsy vana stands in
a iespicable and most undesirable postion-he barn
burners the morrill, the church burners on the south
and the anti masonic whig party in the middle. There
exists old concerning situation "between two
fires :" another about burning the fingers" likewise
one relating TO "havng too many irons in the fire. and
yet another of the '.burnt child fearing fire. Now,
are of opinion that the wing party after the month of
November will illustrate the danger of passing through
such fiery ordeal and teach the worthy
old gentlemen, our ancestors, who made the above
adages.
This want of principle, and over-anxety in procuring
votes from all quarters, however contemplate, and how
ever bera exhibited in other localities in divers other
corresponding chameleon features Thus, Governor Jones'
of Tennessee when in Auburn New York, declared that
Gen Taylor would not veto the Wlmot Provso; while we
have no doubt the gentleman is pursuing entirely
different of operations among his constituents in
his own State We have further heard IL ntim ated, that
the an,i-reners undergoing temptation, and re-
solved to vote for Gen. Taylor. This believe, will
arise from other motives than love OF the wing candi-
date for the presidency but out of attachment TO Mr.
Fillmore whose the anti-rent ticket last
fall as their choice for comptroller.
How different rs the straightforward, manly course OF
the democratic party In il you find no clques and fac
tons fawned upon; sections run after; no syco.
phanc of peculiar regard 10 any any set
of men, The platform of the democratic party is one
that commends itself at 10 every who really
serious in his declarations OF wish TO preserve this
Union rs it put together and upon the same basis
that it was founded by the wisest BEST most patriotic
bosoms that ever beat As long these principles are
cherished, long prosperity and being as
nation will be promoted, and our reputation be estab-
Ished as sensible, rejecting people, deeply imbned with
love of country, which frowns down faction, and nur-
lures integrity. ). II. D.
MARRIED.