The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-26
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| FoRsYrH, Monroe Co Oct 20, 1sis
To The Editor Of the Un,on
Excuse me but | will write you few lines although
personally unacquainied with you. am subscriber 10
your valuable Campaign and there learn that you de-
near OF the success OF the democracy here else
wheIe Well The agony IN Georgia al last over; and
as usual, The triumph of the party of patriotism is
pete NO democrat here ever dreamed of any other
RESULT dlnough the wings than confident of
success Whgery in these parts but another name for
general apathy Taylor is 'no go ? and if he is co."
mo 60" The wings saw give them our Butler for il
sckens them to death TO think about Fillmore even
by-the-bye' whilst | think of il, Just on the eve of
! Inc election, wing documents Of all .nondescrpt
descriptions come rushing in upon the free and ndepen-
dent voters OF .'od Monroe" under the frank of the
CHAIRMAN OF The wing executive committee at Washing
lon, Iuman Smith OF Connecticut Now, will tell the
uuth II II Kills me; it made all right mad for this old
inVeiefa'e sinner IN poltcsthis blue gh federas and
aooluonst-thls Mexican wha-to frank documents to
US particularly OF the description sent to Pity that
ne mas mol YET schooed himself in the old adage,
tehu 10 your own business, and let others aone Let
hun have has sway to himself, however; he will do us
! no hurt Many good, honest wings, from this time
io are IN consequence of his stranger like kindness
identified with the uneihed, on-h hearted woohats of
Smith OF Connecticut
Look out for 1900 majority for Cass and Butler in No
yemoer from thus State We can we must, we will give
II, and 40 mistake All we have TO do is to get the
democrats 10 the pols and shall do that die in
trying. GEORGIA
tOur correspondent is sincere in the opinion winch he
has expressed in his communication for in his private
note to us giving MS name he says: n TRUTH you may
dismiss doubts about Georgia We have got ii dead
for Cass and Buter"l
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, October 10, 1915
To the Editor Of the Ua,on.
Feeling assured that you would be pleased TO learn of
he dopgs OF the democracy OF the Crescent city, feel no
hesitation in dropping you few lines The democrats
are up and doIng the work goes silently but surely and
bravely on The Tayor, wing Fillmore abolition party
sing their songs and brawl loudly but il will all be In
YAM Tor louisiana is safe for Cass and Butler on the
7h of November.
The Taylor wings have as an addendao to their eec
uoneenng wires, added that of Mr. Christopher Lily a
celebrated prize tghter-he man who killed Mccoy in
most brutal fight IN New York few years ago This
the party here and has gathered band of some forty
or fifty desperadoes, with which anticipated that he
may overawe the democratic voters the day of cleo
On Saturday night last the l4th instant the Cass and
Butler party had magnificent torch light procession
Inc scene was truly grand and imposing the crowd i'm
mense, and the enthusiasm knew no bounds
The wings also held large meeting in the "Place
dArmes, and were addressed by Randall Hunt, esq,
strong Clay wing Whoever has heard of Mr. Hunts
speeches, hears the whole. In this respect he resem
bes james, the novest-he has stereotyped. He
spoke OF the grand battle of Buena Visa-of the smoke
dust firing of cannon, and how Gen. Taylor 'sat upon
old Whitley" and that of all men, he alone approaches
IN the highest degfee the purity honesty &c. of our i'm
mortal Washington; but not one word did MIR Hunt say
IN relation to his political sentiments Oh no! Not one
word Poot Fillmore received only passing glance 1t
would not do to dwell upon that "dark spot" too long
Mr. Hunt is decidedly in favor OF Clay, and does not
take that bold stand in behalf OF the Taylor party
formerly, IN consequence of his preferences
Already the wings dividing the spoils in anticipa
ton-severa named for the various public offices in
our city Yet they will tell you that General Taylor will
turn nohe out Of office for .opiAions sake" Bah!
Our senator elect, Hon. P. Soue, has been doing good
service through State, and the ballot boxes in No
vember vii show that planters will place reli-
upon the professions OF party that fear express
their political opinions or deny that they have any to
express L. M. N.