The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-27
THE STATES.
Georgia.

,bs 18th. A gentleman from the scene gives glow
10 description of the inspiring eYnts and incidents, and
-. glorious enthusiasm of the mountain democracy
Tsre were several thousands congregated chiefly from
n. surrounding counties. Distinguished men of our
rary were present from various parts of the State. All
came together in the best spirit, animated with buoyan
homes and the frnest resolve to carry the State next
oOth for Cass and Butler. The mountain boys say that
IA Observation-Disclosures dstrict-will out in all
h, strength They talk of 1900 majority vote that
., and will be given for candidates The democrats
,n Cobbs district claim 1000 majority, and say they
.d roll il up to that figure for Cas- and Butler"
The evening before the meeting the people assembled
rn were addressed before of the hotels by Smson
phe esq of Cass Col Smith of Tennessee, the Cass
l Bnter electoral ticket of that State, and Col l. ]
Clam nj Atlanta. They able and effective addresses
On the morning of the 18th, the meeting organized,
,n Rates of Murray being called president on
the occasion.
The opening address made by talented and
,lons elow-citizen John Phnizy jr esq, who had al
dv won for himself among the democracy of the upper
opnry by his efforts al the Stone Mountain mass meeting
,onsiderable reputation as a speaker
Col Ira R. Foster of Forsyth in earnest and pressve
rseeb next addressed the meeting He was followed by
Mr. Chastau of Glmer pleasant and persuasive speaker
The next speakers Hon Hugh A. HARRISON, of
T,no A nd Hon Marshall ]. Welborn, recently elect
.l members of Congress.
The mornings proce edngs closed with another and very
able speech from Colonel Smith of Tennessee.
aner dinner the Hon. John H. Lumpkin assembled the
,nd and after an able speech, followed by Governor
Mcdonald that able statesman and prime avorte of tue
democratic party OF Georgia
After supper the crowd, stu warm IN the cause and
m eager to hear the great political questions of the day
discussed listened, with undated interest, to able and
appropriate addresses from the following gentlemen Col
L. J. Glenn, Col. d. c. Campbell and John Phiuizy ir,
ht.l the ard p,t,J
retired well pleased and without unpleasant incident
mar the pleasures of this auspcious gathering Of The de-
mocracy
The wings Dragging about every State To our aston
ishment heard yesterday this strong democratic
State doubted But The evidence is numerous and rressti-
bic that perfectly safe there The last letter have
received from Alabama is from intelligent correspond
entn Pckens county, of the l4th who writes in the most
confident terms that he would not compromise on 1899
that ten thousand is (hs) INSTRUMENTATION in
definite"
Virginia.
The wings Dragging about the Old Dominion
We have even been asked about her stability. Our re-
ply has been what we have said publicly in the Union:
1.-The State is certain to 60 for Cass and Butler Let us
not be caught brethren in Pennsylvania nap
ping by overweening confidence Every man should
be roused and brought to the polls Let us obtain as
large majority as possible" We have even requested
friends here to write TO their friends in Virginia, to
the committees TO do their dutyto visit the voters
and urge them to the polls We read them letter which
we had received Immediately after the first impression
produced by the election in Pennsylvania, and referring
the democratic organization OF that State No demo-
crat has doubted for moment the success of our
ticket in Virginia Our last and very recent letters from
Virginia are OF the most cheering description Not
doubt entertained of triumphanty carrying the
State The Central Committee have just issued an admit
rabe and stirring address, Its accomplished chairman
writes us that GAIL is well that in presidential cleo
ton the republican banner of Virginia has never sur
rendered; and that (we) may rest assured it will again
wave triumphanty on the 7th of November"
We received another letter yesterday morning from
Richmond, from who is intimately acquainted with
The movements and prospects of our party. He states
that our friends care all doing their dutythat they are
Tousng up brethren in all directions to be on the
alert and to be at the polls-that no republican need
have any fears about Old Virginia, let the wings work
silently, like moes, or brag highly they may about
carrying the Staethat, "let other States shoot mady
movable in the defence Of her long cherished prnci-
pIes and that (we) may count upon triumphant ma
louy for Cass and Butler"
We have just received letter from the northwest of
Virginia. giving the most glowing accounts of our pros
poets there; and on Wednesday night we had letter
from one of the best-informed republicans of Rocking
ham, (he 10th legion of the republic who tells us to
nave no Tears" for her; that reesoiism has no exist
ence IN Rockingham; that he does not believe solitary
vote will be given to Martin Van Buren, although our
generous and hearted democracy did their best for
nun when he was the candidate of the party but now
ne is mentioned only with scorn. Our correspondent
assures US that we may look for rather more than our
usually od-tashoned democratic majority" "We want
says he to give 1,7OO majority for our distinguished
candidates; and think, from what see around me- that
we will nearly reach that number Be assured that it is
Tue 'hanseess purpose of friends to eight on till the
last lap OF the drum is heard on the battle feldw
virginia Is perfectly safe, and brilliant victory awaits
u' on The 7th OF November-let whig members of Con-
es' write here the most exaggerated accounts or whg
''Sl'ers boast of trumphs that they will never win
Wisconsin Safe.
we extract the following from the Milwaukee evils
consln' OF the nth instant:
NORTHERN WISCONSIN ALI our accounts from that part
VI 'he state are cheering A gentleman who has Jus
na'eheo through the counties Of Sheboygan Mantouwoc
oa'umet, Winnebago, and Fond du Lac informs
a tne democracy will give nearly their usual majority
washington county promises supply all shortcom
ss by majority OF 25OO This is large draft but the
o'a"s can DO more than other people, when they
are once determined-