The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-19
New Hampshire.

| An intelligent gentleman, residing in Massachusetts,,
who has recently been travelling in New Hampshire,
writes thus:
81 most of the leading politicians in the State and
conversed with the democrats generally while in New
Hampshire; and did not meet neither did learn Of a
single who has voted with for the last years.
that favors the facous designs of the barnburners 1t
does one good get over the Massachusetts line into the
air of New Hampshire. Van Buren, and his clan are
damned with JUNCTION everywhere there, where we
gave him such majority in l640."
! We are further informed by gentleman thorough
y acquainted with the politics OF New Hampshire that
the Cass and Butler ticket will lead the Taylor ticket
November from 10000 to $4,000, and will have ma
ority all other parties and factions Of at least 5000
The old wing party proper, we are informed, are dis
piriied and broken down, and hardly make show of
fight for their great military available.
Another friend writes under date
EXETER, N. H., August 10, ls4s.
"The prospect for Cass and Butler looks well in New
Hampshire and Maine The former State will give them
clear majority Of 5000, and the latter from 5000 10
10000. The Taylor enthusiasm is at a low ebb in the
much surprised Zachary did not get the majority Of
votes in single State in New England"
Ertraei from letter, doted
'SpRINGFrELD, (Vt) Aug 9, 1915
"The wings have hard work keep their rank and file
in order TO receive the charge which awaits them in No
vember and, in fact they are unable to do it, There
are boilers from both parties but probably three wings
to one democrat And the probability now is that in
the election for State officers in September, the proper
"Wheher the feeling of disafection among the
wing party will be hushed up, and the party induced to
give its full strength to their availability candidate in No
vember, is aqueston that cannot now be determined.
do not however, believe that Taylor will get more than
half OF the wing vote in this vcinty and the report
is, that the dsaecton very much greater at the north
The honorable Horace Everett has issued address OPP
posing the election of General Taylor, and vindcat
ing, his course at the Philadelphia Convention 1t
will have the effect to diminish the Taylor party
in this State There is no excitement nor enthusi-
asm among the availability electioneerers. On the
other hand the democrats are full OF assurance, and we
here think strength will be increased At all events
intend that Cass and Butler shall have than
usual vote"
Such is the enthusiasm which pervades the bosoms of
our northern brethren. From the South and West we
have the encouraging signs. In short, in every
section of the Union, the skies bright We believe
our candidates will be elected by an Overwhelming ma
jory in November The coalition between the barn
burners and aboitionsts gives strong hope even OF
the Empire State. Yet caution friends not to
relax particle of their zeal and activity in view OF the
brilliant victory which awaits them. Let us not only
beat opponents, but let us carry every State in the
Union for them, if within the possibility of human
ton.
Virginia.
From one of her most aeve and intelligent electors)
August ID, lS4S.
The signs are all suspicious for in Virginia
and from what have and heard, am satisfied that
we shall carry the State by larger majority than Col
Polk received in 1914 Why should we not? Our can.
ddates are men of talents and much experience in civil
and military affairs. the political principles of whose past
acer Of their administration The principles Of the wing
candidate for the presidency unknown, to his
friends; and he manifests strong disposition to keep
them concealed from the voters The principles and
opinions of Fillmore well known, and of the
most Objectionable character. He is ultra tariff man
ultra internal improvement man. United States Bank
man, and unfinchng advocate of the bankrupt law,
the Wimot Provso and all the odious Of the
wing party often repudiaed by the American people
Tayors principles are to be Judged OF BY ms assos,a
of the people of Virginia.
congratulate you on the effects of Spontaneous
bustion' in the State of North Carolina When such
State leaves Taylor his prospects must surely be greatly
on the wane, and his chance for election decidedly
blue.