The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-04
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
PirrsBuRo, Oct. 81, 1873.

PirrsBuRa Oct. 81, 1873.
If the spirit alive in the part Of re-
sembes that which active here in the part the
friends of liberty and democracy need not be CONCERNED
about the good old Keystone State She will redeem her
honor and far-iamed CALAMITY the 7th of November
next, despite the unholy alliance which natives whigs
Van Buren, men, and formed against her
Pennsylvania will be redeemed though the wings eared
by their late partial success, may rush headlong
into the fight brandishing their poisoned weapons
employ every arfce which the importance OF
may suggest TO their political cupdity.
The State Of Penn'ypana is dsmoerafie, and the mhigs
1oo but they hope carry 1t by fraud and stratagem
The democrats, however, forewarned The last cleo
on has sufficiently demonstrated the fact that party,
De successful must forever be wachul-must
10 close again with the old foe, multiply and perpeuae
IT'S victories The battle between freedom and despotism
Is as OLD as universal history and will never entirely
1t is coeval with the struggle virtue against vice which
ever renewing must be repeated till cease to be
mortal
The democracy of Pennsylvania has been taught
lesson on the izh OF October last but the the
ton the 7lh of November next will prove that the lesson
mas NOT been taught In vain and that well disc pned
and organized army OF freemen surprised twice
In succession We eager for ay and feel conf
dent OF the result sngehanded the democracy of the Kew
State will triumph the idowoshppers and pre-
the purity OF its faith in spite of the false prophet
that has sprung up within its ranks.
For the last week and better have two three and
daily meetings in the city and adjoining towns and
villages, all OF which crowded OVERLOOKING. The
best spirit prevailed throughout, and the gubernaoral
u
raying forces and concentrating efforts 1t graf
flying, under these circumstances, many who in
1910 were the side of General Harrison, Join tho
democratic phalanx, determined forsake
ship and to rally in support of eternal principles. We
have meeting to-moow at which three gentlemen who
in 1910 did battle for General Harrison will speak in
support the good odashoned democracy and the
ton of the regular democratic ticket. Their
Hon. Thomas F. Marshall OF Kentucky, Hon w. w. Irwin
of this place, and f. ]. Grund of Philadelphia. The
speeches be in German and English. Mr. Marshall
leaves here the day after for Philadelphia and
Mr. Irwin is taking the stump in the adjoining conntes.
Wilson McCandless, who, at the Baltimore Conven-
on promised the State Gen. Cass, is work day and
night redeem his promises and is host by himself He
is nobly assisted by such Magraw, Shaler, Kerr,
Burke Hamilton and others, whose talents and energies
would put all my poor words the blush, attempt
praise Suffice it say, that the democracy of Ale
gheny presented unbroken 'front.' and that 1t
brisng in Let the wings pretend to make light
Of those who deeper give different account of
their repda ton and the misgivngs which the
courageous of them feel this moment The day of reck
oning is hand let God speed the righteous.
PILGRIM.