The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-15
By w. III. Minnix (:


The Hon jobs A. Mecsy~and His Grafton and euIogy
upon the life and death of Gen Andrew Jackson-a gem In
literature, honorable TO the head and the heart an
who made H. as it justly due TO the character and
vices OF the deceased patriot
By Geo, c. jackson:
Hon: James Buchanan; A statesman Intimately
Hon James Buchanan; His mastery dipom ATTIC cores
pondence upon The Oregon and Mexican questions has
placed him IN The front ranks OF American statesmen
BY VIM Finn
Hon. X Walker Secretary of the Treasury. The orr
gna and bold supporter OF General Jackson He may be
Justly placed among the greatest statesmen of the AGE
higher honors yet await him.
By Mr.. Ridgely
Nicholas r. Trust ssq., our commissioner ia Merieo The
regulations for honorable peace will manifest the wis
dom OF his appointment
By John f. Norris:
James Buchanan The patriotic statesman and success
h diplomats He has long and ably served his country
will evince their gratitude.
By William Sawyer
The State contention of Ohio the Sh of aauayv 1919
Its harmonious nomination of CASS and w ELLER prom
lses a glorious triumph in the coming canvass.
By Jas. Mcguire
General James Shields Ireland claims him as her son,
America as her general.
By l.. Stowell
strength of genuine merit real Worth and true Hickory
principes no Tine man, the line of justice and full in
demnity
By Joseph Hedrck:
The officers Of army They have proved themselves
Shds 10 their counynay they Pierce the enemy until
By w. w. Curran:
Free Trade The right to buy and sell in the best ma rkets
Why should people sacrifice this common right, and
privilege class TO make others give the highest and
the lowest prices.
BY Jesse f. Dow
Leu Woodbury. He needs no letters TO define his posi-
ton, and no speech 10 endorse his worth
By S Yorke Alice:
Jesse E. Dow the author Of regular His heart
as kind and his principles are firm, his is co
quent.
By VIM. r. Elliott:
The Hon james Buchanan: Though oaming waves and
backened rocks may threaten destruction in the stormy
of politics good ship of state, fear need be
tanned whilst this good pilot has command on board.
BY VIM. H. Minnx:
South Carolina, Ncw York, aud Illinois: May they ever
be found as on the plains of Mexico shoulder shoulder
country.
By w M Wiley:
Pennsylvania. the keystone of the federal arch The
guished and favore son. James Buchanan shall be hailed
the symbol of democratic harmony in great of
ByJ p Hilton:
General Cass A of democracy-whether on the
battle field the Senate chamber he is the soldier
sailor, and the poor mans friend the people have placed
him upon the ladder of honor and on the 4h of March,
AZ, may they seat him upon the topmost round
By w. d. Wallach
Sam. Houston Heroic in battle and wise in counsel He
has given us his glory. and citizens elbow
BY the Executive Committee
James X Polk Called the presidential chair at a crisis
in international relations. he has administered the
government to maintain its purity home and exat its
character abroad.
By J. P. Hilton:
George NJ Dallas He has the gratitude of the people for
his casting vote in the Senate upon the tariff.
By B. B. French:
A wars to be deprecated well by the statesman
the philanthropist They great evils; but there
greater evils than these, and submission Justice is
among them. The nation which should refuse defend
rights and its honor when assaulted, would have
neither to decnd"-From the letter of Gen Lewis Cass
By John f. Norris:
James Buchanan His speeches in the Senate of the Uni
ted States, and his diplomatic correspondence, will
yield pre-cminence to like productions any &C. Having
acquired solid fame in the manly and he ary support of the
institutions of his country, he is tower OF strength The
democracy.
BY Hon. Thos. j. Henley, of Indiana:
Generu Joseph Lane The Marion of the Am .rcan army
in Mexico.
By Hon Howell Cobb:
General Dard E. Tcggs: The hero of all the battles,
and none of the letters.
By Mr.. Fitzgerald Tasistro
old Rough and Ready: The greatest hero of modern
timesthough last least the affections his country
men.
By Henry B. Foster:
Hon. James Buchanan statesman and patriot; he
reflects back upon his State the honor which she
heretofore conferred upon him.