The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-22
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From the Ohio Eagle.
Voice OF = B~ckwoodsnan.
We thrilled with pleasure seeing the following
card in the Kenton Herald of June Sd II the voice of
west who helped to drive CT the murderous savage, and
reclaim the wilderness for its present bloom:
| MY Voice Is for General Cassf
Of General LEWIS r sss s,asd q The LA late
nos'"n , ha so afforded publicly say i should
whs n my great 70 To y Tor n
General Case however is the man for whom shan
1ouxh, bs'e the county o1 that Office We, old men Of
the ws. who have been accustomed tolls and hard,
adancs and esteem Is tried Solder ure pno,
and p pbs stos his w his
confidence in the man. thai cannot and viii withhold
meed old backwoodsmen. who have shared the tolls of
frontier lie-who have followed the COW paths and Indian
trails of the NOTWITHSTANDING, have no doubt, VIII do like
JOSEPH GORDON
CHEaoKEE, Logan County, Ohio
The Herald well remarks, that {" Mr. Gordon is
ensvely known in this part OF the State and, wherever
known, needs no commentator OF his character. He
has for rs years been engaged in carrying the mail from
Bellefonaine to Perysbnrg and to intermediate points
He has soul that is stirred by the fires of PATRIOTISM
and its kindly impulses constran him to go for C,ss and
his COUNTRY against the wings and Mexico"
CAss AND TAYLOR AT THE WEsr,-An enthusiastic Cass
and Butler ratification meeting was held at Covngton,
AT Cincinnati, Tuesday evening last, immense
meeting of the free soil party was held. composed of
both parties. Both the wing and democratic nominees
for the presidency were repndiated.
whig ratification meeting was held at Cincinnati on
Wednesday evening last which Is spoken of as having
been large and enthusiastic. Baltimore Sun
HERE'S TO YOU, GOVERNOR JONES. --Brownlow, the
celebrated wing preacher and partisan OF Tennessee and
editor Of the Jonesboro Wing, gives the following proc
Yamation OF his own purposes towards General Taylor
If Gen. Taylor nominated for the presidency by all
last and only candidate that The wings
this time and the day OF Judgment we will not support him
for him"
The Franklin Review of the State, that this
declaration Of Brownlow expresses the determination
OF large number of East Tennessee wings"
VIM S. Robinson, esq, who succeeded Col Schouer
place. which he had filled in that rendered the
Courier second to wing paper of the north The
of Mr. Robinsons retirement is to be found IN the
nomination of General Taylor the wing candidate for
the presidency He cannot, wing, support that gen
eman and retain that self respect which is the most val
liable of an honorable mans possessions MIR Robinson
Courier must take from II the chief cause Of Its excellence
as ournal-Boston Times
The Daily Despatch, ian Ohio paper good -hunored
and clever neutral print, the withdrawal IN
disgust OF the editor of the Cincinnati Atas-a prominent
wing papcr-in consequence OF the nomination OF Ueh
Taylor.-4ALbany argus.
1.-THE ATLAS: Brother Stevenson withdraws from the
though well-written and pointed vaedctory We gather
from that. having failed to establish the whg platform
connected with the political during campaign
carried under the new aspect Of affairs We admire his
magnanimty and Independence in this particular and
every man, let his opinions and principles be what
they may
We have already alluded (says the Albany Argus to
the direct and manly support Of the democratic national
candidates by those prominent and deservedly influential
journals, heretofore in favor OF the Utica organization
The Poaghkeepsie TELEGRAPH Hads9n Gazette Water
Seneca Observer, &c. We add the following this
list OF able journals which have taken grounds warmly
for Cass and Butler:
The Western Democrat, published at Lodi Cattaaugus
county, speaks for itself
"THs CnANaE.-The Democrat has been the bolter
so
proudly throw banner the breeze that those who
were the democratc masses represented at the National
Convention, and how wisely did they labor with the bote
with their long tried friends The democrats without seem
ngy bending from their narrow one principle which
prejudice The result but too plainly shows that they have
tiose true principles which make democracy triumph
ant We glad to know them, and wish them to make
narrow, chosen hobby, wide possible attempt
hide their boiling faults under the broad folds OF true
and are popular Is they known.
Surely the wisdom Of the nation must have been called
in counsel to select strong ticket Cas- and Buer
We deem II .,v to sak la R IN PIae OF h
connected with the history OF and the welfare
of the is the welfare of the other"
We are glad to that the Fulton County Democrat,
heretofore barnburner paper has taken decided stand
in favor of Cass and Butler This added to the list pub
ished few days ago in the Argus, makes "a democratic
papers State that have hoisted the of Cass
and Butler Compared with these, in point OF number
character the papers of the Atlas faction sink into in
significance. --Hcrk,mer Democrat
The Cincinnati Daily Herald, the organ of the liberty
inf IN axUiIli, lie
tnctive colors, and in unison with the New York
democracy. There IS F" a good time coming" We hope
honest and for the good OF the country
will be successful in the general melee that seems
hand As for ourselves, we cannot make position
better understood than to say are BARSBURNERs."
Sand,sky Mirror.
The NOMINATIONS The nomination of Generals CaSs
md Butler for President Vice President OF United
gives the general satisfaction to the body
of the democratic party In this section and by
changes through other Sources learn that they
with enthusiasm which a dence
phant n larQ nd