The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-24

The National Intelligencer of yesterday has long
article its editorial leader under the head of PENN
sYLvAN" II requires the full influence of all the respect
and regard have entertained for the editors of that
Journal belonging to the editorial fraternity for up
wards of third Of century, to restrain within the
bounds Of moderation in noticing the infamous abrca.
tons and ISLANDERS put forth in that article They intro
duce the text from which they preach their nsdous
sermon to the people OF Pennsylvania, an extract of
letter written from Washington to the "New York En-
press" which makes the following charge:
ST have it from the very best authority that the leading
officials at Washington have sotemny and resolved
that the democratic party shall carry Pennsylvania in No
vember, if it should be at the cost ofha million
doa,s They say that the money can be raised and that
Pennsylvania must be carried for Cass aud Butler as
you that the above is strictly true and do not think
you could do better thing than by making your Penn
vania readers acquainted with this Internal democratic
scheme"
The editors of the Inelligencer, in introducing the
above precious information to its readers, endorse
follows: "Read the disclosure. which comes, as WE
happen to know from honorable source, and which
WE also happen to know is corroboraed by measures
now in progress in this city"
Who will dare to say that this introduction has not
great force and pathos in it? The editors OF the n'el
gencer "happen to know that This important DISCLOSURE
comes from an HONORABLE source" and they vouch
for its truth Why, then, was it not communicated
directly to the people of Pennsylvania, through their orn
paper, sent Immediately, with their endorsement to
one of the whg organs in that State Why was ii sent
all the way to the New York Express to give the poor
benighted citizens of Pennsylvania intelligence of the
"infernal democratic scheme ?"
Wewill tell you the reason after discoursing mo-
ment or two with regard to this important disclosure
The National Integencer has been published this city
for more than thirty years! For thirty years at least the
editors Of this journal Messrs Gales Seaton) have been
residents here, and acquainted with the ability OF "oh
GALS to contribute money for electoneerng purposes
They have themselves, ''oficals," received more oil
the public money than any three oicehoders now living
in the United States! And they will not they dare not
say that they BELIEVE "scheme" is, or has BEEN or
will be, foot among democratic ofcehoders OF this
city to raise HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS" TO carry the
election of Pennsylvania Tor Cass and Butler! They
will not, they dare not say they BELIEVE that the oh
Gals" democratic ofceholders in this city, hare raised
or ,cH raise TWO, OR EVEN ONE THOUSAND DOL.
LARS for that purpose!Y
1t is well known that the sterling democracy Of the
glorious old Keystone Commonwealth" has always
been eye-sore to the arsoccy OF this country The
democratic party of that State has, on every occasion here
ofore been stgmatzed by their vanqushed enemy as BE-
ing composed of the stupid Dutch and turbulent Irish
Pennsylvania democrats do not forget the application oil
these foul epthets, and all the :" soft soap OF the
ntelgencer, and its honorable allies, will not erase
them from the tablets of their memories. The hon
est yeomanry Of Pennsylvania" they conde-
scendingly called by the organ of the wing party, can
neither be cajoed aattered. purchased by the sytn
song of the enemy. by their money with which they
have flooded the Commonwealth for the purpose of break
ing down the democracy. and elevating themselves to
place and power They have often heard the Pckpocke
who his extremity attempted to eude his pusuers by
himself crying the loudest "ssop Mifr
II 10 well known that for every one dollar sent INTO