The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-03


The shirt of the truehearted democracy OF the stout
\ commonwealth is unbroken it cannot be sabdued
h,rs,s forth al this moment In manner and with an
.rrv that will cause thrill OF Joy and admiration TO
wade the entire Union Although disappointed in the
vious desire to procure the nomination of distin-
shed and venerated citizen of her soil, PENNsYL-
NJ, is the first to respond, in tones which will carry
may into the enemy's ranks to the selection OF LEWIS
S. and WIN o. BUTLER for the first and second
ices in the republic.
We give conspicuous place TO the annexed article
n the Lancaster Inteligencer, edited by f. w Hutter,
"a who is chairman of the democratic central commit
Of Pennsylvania" and one of the most ludclous and
ogerfu political writers in the country The lntegencer
published in the city of Lancaster, the home OF James
nhanan, and has been the continuous and unwavering
ryan of the democracy for half century, We rejoice
see this ancient ally thus promptly array itself in the
mcr of the good cause, and be among the first join
vanguard of the democratic legion in the approaching
ontesi All hail, the old Keystone State she WILL
We her sold. fashioned Jackson majorityn
Our FLAG IS I'm obedience the decision of the
katonal Convention held at Baltimore the regularly con-
tinted tribunal for the adjustment and reconciliation of all
honest differences in the democratic rankswe to-day
from our masthead the name OF Gen. LEWIS CAss for
IN first and of Gen. WILLIAM O. BUTLER for the second, Of
"a in the gift of tho American people. Ardenty we
ssred the selection Of illustrious Buchanan
nh on account of his exalted character as patriot and
aesman and act of justice to sure and steadas
nusylyana yet bow to the verdict of the assembled
mocncy of the nation with alacrity and cheerfuness
admission to the will of the majority, and cordial acqu
ence in the regular nominations of our party. have
regarded as the very blood of its without
which woud fall an easy prey to the federal enemy
If our wishes have miscaried in respect to our first
hoce Tor the Presidency have been less unfortunate
In aspect to second choice for next to Mr.. Buchanan
here is no name in the wide of the land under
which we would do battle cordially than that of Gen
EVIL, Cas,-the worthy of gallant revolutionary
n-tbe brave soldier in the of l8l2-he pioneer OF
western cvizaon-the enlightened and able governor
lac successful and distinguished dpomast-the eloquent
Ind intrepid senaorin word, the patriot, The fear
less soldier and the accomplished statesman. If such
combination of and excellent qualities does
mend the democr ratio nominee to the enthusiastic support
the American people, it would be in vain to hope for
kccess with any other.
We know not what other States may do this OCCASION
Dat we can readily vouch for Pennsylvania. Forgetting
te past, and looking only to the future, her and
Yielding democracy will rally with united and resoute de-
Elimination around the nominations made at Baltimore
hid will carry them forward of the brilliant
oe that has adorned the political annals of the
ytone State. Let who will be the federal candidate
konto be nominated in Philadelphia, he expect
(ld and comfort" from Pennsylvania. Her twenty-sx
kctora safe and contribution the cleo
Don of Cass and Butler and this too, by odashoned
kson majority of 10000! To this glorious result we
good and sufficient authority for stating, neighbor
d Brks has resolved to contribute alone the round
prot 900! II any other State county beat this
Peshall be glad to hear from them.