The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-13
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, Is4s.
The Rally.

The latest bulletin received last night by the telegraph
the election OF Johnston he wing eandidaie)
governor Of Pennsylvania by about 1900 majority
We have time for elaborate speculation or heightened
comment might The following article, which we ex-
ract from the Philadelphia keystone" OF yesterday
morning, contains Of the suggestions which that
paper offers upon the of this defeat We have
been beaten by monstrous coalition between the
Taylor wings, the natives. the abotionsts. and the
bank men, who have several millions OF bank capt.
tai seeking renewal al the next session of the egs-
ature The odds and ends OF all sorts OF parties have
combined against the democracy OF Pennsylvania. They
have strewn documents throughout the State thick as
the autumnal leave of Villamhrosa- They have sent
forth their gubenatoria candidate 10 address the peo
pie to mysy them by false statements, to harangue in
public and to intrigue in private Money has been
poured out like water And the democrats, too confident
in their strength have taken too little pains to arouse
the people, and to bring them to the polls.
A little more than three weeks remain TO rally the
Staeto organize and TO act Let the ndomtable repub
leans awake thoroughly, and go forth conquerng and
to conquer" This time for apathy; but this is the
time when republicans will stretch every nerve rally to-
gether and save the Keystone from the hands OF the In
de Documents, speeches, the trumpet-tongued press
all fair and honorable means, be employed 10 carry
The republican ticket We address ourselves not to Penn
sylyana alone but to every republican every State OF
the Union Now is the time to strike We have the
strength, the men, the power. Let all be exerted
From the Philadelphia Key stone. Oct IL.
The ELECTION IN PEsNsYLvANIA-ln another column VIII
be found the far received, of the election In
governor which took place last Tuesday
1t difficult write this say who is the successful
candidate. We strongly hope for Longreth, noble
democratic nominee, but it cannot be denied that the fed
aores have been largely increased since 1884, and
the democratic ones in many countless diminished The
is confident of eleciing Long,treh, that
haps have suffered the election to 90 by default The
wings and natvis united, have taken advantage of
INDECENT confidence They have labored zealousy and in
utriously while we, trusting democratic
or, remained home inert in ancied security
If be defeated it will prove lesson to of practical
useulness If be defeated it will stir up the spirit Of
every democratic voter in the Commonwealth, and next
November will tell very different tale for the benefit OF the
eviers of democratic principles If be defeated, it will
every democratic vote in the State to turn out on the
presidential question: and perhaps, in that way exercise
wholesome influence in favor of Cas- and Butler II re-
aures OF the democratic nominees every now and
Then to alarm the enoc ratio into OF their
ca duty and if be defeated this reflection may
prove consolation to under the unpleasant circum'
stances.
AS to our local tickets the whole result may be summed
No thus Mr. Levin natiris has been elected by tcs poes
TO Congress the first district. Mr. Chandler, whig
(hough running behind his ckeD has been elected to
Congress for second district the city proper H. d.
Moore whg has been elected, by ndtiuist Uote to Con-
gress for the third district and John Robbins democrat
from the fourth. The wing and nativist amalgamaon
ticket for the estate House Row. has succeeded, of course
for the united Of the wings and naiivists was
more than the democracy could Withstand. The whig
mayor is ALSO course, (hs is federal cyO elected
the Northern Liberties the local tickets OF our
c friends have been triumphant. In Spring Garden,
Southwark Kensingon &c, the nativsts have usual
with the aid Of wing votes secured their nominations The
Assembly ticket for the county is still in doubt We trust
that our eoc nominees have succeeded but fear
not day or will settle the whole matter; but whether
oherwisewe shall endeavor to bear good
or bad fortune with equal equanmy and hope that
readers, like sound philosophers will go and do like
wise"