The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-03

running because he is TO represent anti proviso
Of the South, and secret understood proyso man in the
West; Fillmore is running because he open proviso
abolitonis of the North. lack is to carry the slave
extensioniss of the South Fillmore is to carry the .abo
onsts Of the North lack is in favor OF the war; and
sand that Mexico commenced it; Fillmore opposed the
var and said that was unconstitutonay begun by the
President lack carried the war; Fillmore, and al
the rest OF the coons, said that Taylor and his were
band oil robbers and murderers lack for terrific
rial indemny Fillmore opposed to all indemnity.
How admirably whigery has fixed things! What mon
Gas uggsi and cunning dex.er and seeing
dom displayed IN these beautiful combinaons Of nomi-
nees What garb OF coon-skins is to be thrown
But suppose Old lack should not yield himself up to
the King of Terrors; what then, becomes of coopery
If elected they dare not in all things. trust him He
ties, except those OF the field but there is Fillmore; he
is INSCRIPTIONS IN carrying out wing principles las he
thinksl Under him. whigsIy would grow like young
without claims qualifications, and cast aside all Of
Hoaces" long cherished principles Of ancient federal
ISM and adopted the same principles that distinguished
the platform OF the rampant coons OF l640-that is,
the genius Of clog cabins" hard cider, coonskns live
coons, skunks. possqms and swapping turtles Should
old lack be elected, honestly believe that his hungry
and starved oceseekers would prove greater annoy
ance to him than did the grape and canister Of Buena
VISTA If Gen Taylor were governed by principles, and
done, he would be farther of from election than Van
Buren,. II he had the manlness to oppose the Wim0t
Proviso, he would not receive the vote Of three iree
with set of principles good after the cleo
ton How far the old General would follow in the foot
steps of of his lustious predecessors" cannot
say but from the different positions or rather want of posi-
on) that he has assumed 1t is hard to tell .chere he s
or hher he is going The principles of this ensign Of
party precisely suited to every meridian. They
abolition at the North, and slavery at the South
rather like the lrishman's religion which was here to-
day and gone This is the candidate OF the
natives His native friends will ask the aid OF foreigners
elect him. and then cut their threats the moment after
they have done it. In times OF peace in the political
world, they mmoralize themselves by applying the
religious torch the churches dedicated to the everything
God and the murky smoke that assembled from the burnt
embems of the Deity represented the feocous bgotry of
those blasphemous desecraors OF heavenly things.
One word to the state of democracy here, and
done. am the impression has gone abroad, that
the Van Buren, vote going to throw this State into the
arms of Taylor and il has gained little credence,
But be not alarmed to the Van Buren, vote here.
We hold Van Buren, here base and perdiOus traitor
He will receive the old abolition but aside from
that vote he will receive about many wings demo-
Gratis Casss majority in the 1s Cd and Sd districts in
this State will be about 5000 in EACH and in the 4h and
9th districts his majority will be very large. This and
the 18th districts may give small maorities Tor Taylor
Cass will go out of this State with 900 majority It is
amusing hear the wings here claiming this State, Mich
igan and Alabama. Yes and perhaps too they claim
Missouri Arkansas, Texas, and old Berks, and thereby
show their good sense they do in claiming this State
The were in great glee here when Van Buren, first
utter about it. They beginning 10 see that he is
shiverng their own ranks than think You
need have no fears of Ohio. have some commnnica-
ton with that great State and think that Van Burens
chance is almost good among the wings there as Iay
lors But let everywhere work with all enthusi-
i''ANp y 80 10 '''''',' ACITIzEN OF ILLINOIS.