The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-22

SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER a2, Is4s.


Another Circular from Truman smith,
We have received through the post office. from an
unknown hand the following photographic circular letter
We publish being well fitted to up the democ-
racy especially in the old Keystone State by showing
them how actively and insdiousy the whg leaders are
pressing their to gain place and power Ii
shows the democracy, moreover, what they are
to expect from General Taylor's administration. Mr.
Truman Smith, a true-blue federalist will evil
IDENTIFY be of It's leading spirits he is the
selected leader of the wings in their canvass. How
utterly INSCRIPTIONS will be the exercise of power in
such hands, appears clearly from the desperate character
of the resorted to to obtain it. Not only is the
presidential candidate brought before the people gagged
any declaration of his opinions, and handcued
to the due exercise of his constitutional functions in
laton 10 the bills which Congress may present for his
approval, but he is the same time made show ttpo
faces-an anti-savery face for the North, and anti
Wimot Provso face for the South In this most auda-
cous fraud and insult upon the people, 1--WE regret to
state) Mr. Truman Smith, as our columns have shown,
has played most leading part More, perhaps, than
any other leading wing, he is the hero of the
pledges which the wings of the North have wrung from
General Taylor and paraded before the eyes of the faith
full. while Withholding them wholly from the masses of
the people. Let the people decide whether they will
ling to give up the power of the country to such pot
clans this. If not let them be warned in time, and
oppose to the s,ealhy and nsdious OF which
this circular is at once specimen and part, energy
activity and organization, worthy of the great
which they maintain Let this be done, and the It'll of
November will mark another great triumph of democratic
principles, and crushing overthrow of the intrigue and
the intriguers by which they assailed:
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 90 1913.
DEAR SIR congratulate you the suspicious result of
the election in Pennylvaniaa result which has
been received with unalloyed satisfaction by friends
and with dsnay by opponents throughout the repub
lie. My object in now addressing is nrge the i'm
portance Of immediate and energetic efforts consummate
the work which you have so noby commenced by giving
the electoral of the keystone State Zachary Taylor
and Willard Fillmore, who pre-emincnty worthy Of
your respect and confidence
said to You in my communication of the 18th of Sep
TENDER, "Penns ypdnid zoe can have-must hare. That
hare ii, is now certain and whether shall hare
it, depends efforts, and of men like YOU for the
brief space that remains There wanting the
powerful incentives to duty. You have foe deal
with who is alike active, determined and unscrupulous
and will resort to every expeden to elude gnoinious
and wemeried fate You have the eyes of your brethren
throughout the Union upon you and you know that all
the and vital interests of Pennsylvania require that
the country should be rescued from the hands of the
spoilers" The results in many of the counties of your
State furnish proof conclusive that the masses, the
Woodworking and labor-loving people of your Com
monwealth, sound and with you. We for
them and against the intriguing wire workers and pol
cal gamblers who if nation Sinks provided they
obtain place and power Let friends them every
where themselves effort. Complete your organ
cation, win the doubtful, guard against Frauds watch
the baloboxe and press onward in the OF the
BILE old hero, who while subject to incessant persecu-
ton the hands Of this Administrations has conferred
worldwide renown the flag of his country, and written
with his sword many of the brightest pages of Ameri
history. Justice then, for Zachary Taylor justice for
Pennsylvania and justice for the whole country demand
ed at your hands Remember, that the supendous frauds
of 1874 by which your Commonwe swndled ou,
Of the tariff of 1912 remain unredressed, and
que the hands of her and patriotic chas
tisemen for those frauds less signal than that which
inflicted by the sword OF the lord and of Gid
con- address you, formerly, for and in behalf of the
wing executive committee of the houses of Congress.
TRUMAN SMITH