The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-15

equal participation OF all the States in its benefits
and blessings.
By VIM. Finn:
The old Keystone StatePennsylu MIA While with un-
exampled masnanimity she has always supported the
has yet had of her distinguished
the chief nagisracy OF the Union. 1t is time that
By western democrat:
Hon Daniel s. Dickinson The democracy will
not forget that New York has who dared
as well as speak for the whole of Oregon.
By c. w. c. Dunnington
The COBB Of Georgia, and the Cobb of Alabama The
short Cobb and the long Cobb-both democratic Cobbs
and the shell them, the fuller Of
TWO democratic Cobbs
By Hon. r. Dickinson, of Ohio:
Col g. w Morgan and his gallant l5M imfanry; glo
enemies Of our republic What Amees is there n SO
craven that he would see our armies recalled,
reversed flag railed in the dust and soldiers
were, pass under the yoke OF the cowardly Mexican?
By w w. Irwin:
Our country She the loss of her brave sons who
consecra,ed by their blood Let that soil become ours
and the flag oil the Union protect forever their honored
graves.
By Hon. w. r. w. Cobb, of Alabama:
The Constitutions Let the efforts of all our citizens be d-
ected maintain the honor and interest country the
integrity OF Its admirable constitutions and the union of
By John p. Sheldon, of Wisconsin:
Our pa,rsors aud poteians: May the stain
their laurels in contendng about their distribution the
other disgrace Their country by party feeling which will
cause candid men to question their patriotism, and poster
ity to their memory
BY VIM. H. Diek, of Washington city:
Tie Constitution oftae United Staesconeeiped in ysao,
and sustained tn blood May the spirit which ANNA
ted its projectors and Us authors, live the heart of every
TO rally in defence of its great principles equal rights
the trainers in originating them when assailed either
at home or abroad and never forget the burning words of
erty or give me death!"
By Lieut. Col. Moore, of the Dragons:
slain in battle or cut down by disease in sspvic hsnnss,hs
debt from his to his family Let gratitude equal
vaoor the laurel and the cypress yield ne her food nor
raiment for the widow and the orphan
By James Towles:
Nav the r,nk and fila o,o,r rn,ios i, .o,, =
aai mb a me ~ w. Jul .h iilos Ia Mexico oe hela IN
Courage and deeds OF noble daring
By John P. Hilton:
Union and Haymouv. Cartap barb;no.rs oe srooas q.
the democratic party - -
THE Demoeraev. When bound NV ,be .ords If r,,,,ol
and patriotic PURPOSE ike the rods embamaii
cal of ion can meyer he brpLen In, when h
the spirit of local advantage they become FRAGILE reed Ia
the hands OF the common enemy
By s. L. Lewis:
The county of Fairfar Va: Though small and DOOR il
cannot purchase-he honored remains of Washingonhe
who first in war; first in peace and first in the hearts
Oh ms counfymeh'
by II. ~ wing, ulehn $ ralls, ~ L.
ana Is, security 1f the most accurately measured
achevement we this night sk S 10TH
which clearly yht andsuh m ubi
is wrong $3.50
n, A. Joh, or OH;
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me dme'icd" cage; The day Is not far distant when,
ed upon the DONE OF or national capitol located
eve to the doings of the Ola Word AMI a. x,end h
stretched wings as TO give shelter as well to the inhabitants
of Panama IA those of british Americ. 49,
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"oe,ueyt my Rteat eieheh oi lfeedof the principle
Vi Pses' ana e ohy process OF universal emancipation
BY Charles Douglas:
Tho Jy,ro IF Ns,, f,.,s,,s NJ, .,,.aa - ,.,.
words he ong re@bereI h No nee, uong nus iasI
cannot exist Where pomn and narad. are Tho nvsi
passions Ii can only dwell with the people--ths great a
boring ana classes that form the bone and snew
u our oohieaeracy'
by MI sawyer, OF ONO:
The american continent Destined soon to become one
great free, and united people.
By w D. WaIach
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c,n nn Ia d M h % 70 whlch she mas aspred
La ,y, H. AZ ~ tne uss.ruGuoh OF Tue power Whch
archy Of church and eudal yassaIage ana an
By n West Virrinian.
a., Ma. .,ocL;au p.;,. -
hr, Ia @ th TX, nTesaen cannHt aance andango,
pu. NC eau 'eacn tiie MeXlcans 70 yak Spanast.
by Henry b. Foster
The officers and soldiers of the United STATE, army The
who skiluy directed and those who have so bravev
DONE the fighting.
BY b. +. Brown
The triumph of democratic principes: The only security
of free government.
By Col Samuel c. Stambaugh, of Pennsylvania:
TNe Memory of the dead Hero whose unsurpassed military
celebrating: Pennsvyana led the
vanguard of the democratic forces in electng him Chief
nn M me same sP,s WIN stimulate 'hem IN the cleo
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