The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-26

vi all The Idlculous factions thai ever dsgraced this
country scarcely excepting that Of ed-mouihed abo
tonisu free sosn, and the forty other that infes
and canker. and poison the American body polite mona
has hoisted It's hydra head among us with mon.
hdeous deiomities with more Of the serpenrs venom
than the native American party And Of what is tbi,
crazy cabal composed What are lis aims-what lis
purposes and oblecs'
We have them before They here fully disclosed
We see them the causes that contributed To
bring about the late nischevous results in Penns, wanna
The Philadelphia [nadve-Anerieanl Sum- the organ Of
that guilty faction whose sharp appeies SO ready
to swallow up the whole OF foreign settlers at
single meal has opened up the that exposes their
naked deformy to The just rebuke Of insued people
This party srenuonsly claims 70 have been the very first
to bring forward the of General TAYLOR for the
presidency and OF that OF Governor Johnston for the chief
magistrate of Pennsy vania The native Sun boasts very
yehemently and vocerously on this point The editor
SAYS: 'The native American party into existence
but few years ago. and their power has been already felt
to the extremity OF the State . and that, "upon the 18th Of
November ii will be also felt throughout the natonn
Their fourteen thousand vo,es continues this unhedged
Native Sum- shave already turned the election for COVER
nor in (thaD Commonwealth and mainly contributed to
place Wm F. Johnston in the gubernaloria char" The
editor still proceeds. He has not yet finished his boast
full cry over late Pennsylvania defeat OF the deoc
racy He yet closer TO the main point and thus
exulingy reoces the fact that they shave great
reason be proud OF the result for almost says ths
enrapured editor almos Immediately after the receipt
the news OF the resignation OF Governor Skunk, sug
ges,ei the nomination OF Mr. Johnston for that office"
LIE, MS examine further Here again have the frank
avowal of what this native party so ardenty and warm
ly claim 10 have done eeciing the whg presidential
nomination Stand back, Mr. Bale Peyon; go into the
corner Mr. Truman Smith, with your plant secret cir.
cular readers, TOOLS and followers Your labors and
tolls are but cipher the great work accomplished by
Lewis C. Levin and his band OF natives In the goody city
of ''broherly love"
Hear the editor oil the Native organ " Ii is a singular
TACT that the naiive-Amercan party which first
suggested, and afterwards trumphanty elected Govern
or Johnston, first brought forward also to the no.
tee of the people, for the high office of President
of the United States, Odd Rough and Ready the
peoples candidate And, BY resolution OF these
mattress passed at their national convention the
a1tiues of the whole Union invoked to rally with
| energy in support of Gen Taylor and the Sun, from
which we quote, in remarkng the Philadelphia
selection, says that "that convention adopted their nom
nee y and the editor exultingly cries out in view Of
their great victory Hoc proud position already
cupyr Proud position, Txly. And it needs only the
and generous support of the foreigners Of this country
to render it really enviable Under the golden rule
are required ,o love enemies and why should
the foreign of this asylum of the oppressed Of all
nations be everywhere given TO build up this native.
American interest and spread abroad its influence the
land;
Irtshmen, we make an appeal TO you From a nation
of generous impulses, you have among to share
in freedoms blessings. The braves of your have
fought and fell for liberty here Their ashes epose
| promscuously mingled with the bones of those who
beathed not the mountain air of the Emerald Isle The
dust that them knows distinction between
HEM Can you support the native American candidate
Germans, you had De Kalb and Seuben among
us; aud you yourselves have shared largely all the
battles and conflicts of that adopted country, to the de-
fence OF which you have been so often summoned You
came to parake with in the reemans comforts, and
to enjoy the freeman's rights Are you for the native
American ticket
Frenchmen-ye who came from the honored land OF
Lafayette-Poles, through whose patriotic veins the
blood of Koscusko courses-Swiss Spanards, Danes,
Scotchmen EngIishmen, Swedes Norwegans, all-are
you ready enlist under the fBsrcan Standard
Will you push aside the constitution OF this your
chosen land of adoption-a constitution that knows
no arbitrary distinctions, and under which the
| naturazed citizen stands the ground of equal
ity with the native-born will you, can you, we
most solemny inquire, you march up to the
ballot-box and sanction by your votes this native
American nomination. Germans, Irshmen, French
men-all Of foreign birh--to you make appeal
Are you willing to bind yourselves by chains SO CALLING
to the fortunes of the first brought out by the
native American party for the presidency
| We think anticipate your indignant response
We cannot mistake your utter adherence OF the guilty
means thus boldly resorted to- to rob you Of all your
rights and privileges American citizens. That you
will treat with the indignant they justly merit,
.hese miserable attempts upon your liberty and rights
we have abundant guarantee in that general inel
gence and in that quick of injustice which have
proved sufficient, everywhere, enable you to make
your defence and to seek your redress OF inu
ries.
! The Rich Depressing the Poor.
As it has ever been with federal wealth in popular
elections, it is used for expressing the poor daylabore
and for coecing him the support of fede a and