The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-08
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BUFFALO, Sept 80, ls4s.
The prospects in New York-,hat is the State of New
York-ae certainly in favor OF the wings but the
pie of that State warning to others, and prevents
from falling the IL is evident that every
cast Mr. Van Buren, only goes strengthen
Taylor and this fact realized in the ebellous Stale New
York. being incorporated in all the resolutions drawn
up by the democrats of other States proves a efficient
means OF consolidating the party.
After travelling from the the western
of the State, and watching the public spirit every
place feel and confident, that
the large whg Mr. Van Buren, will receive in his
STATE the of the regular democratic party cast for
Cass and Butler will leave him CALLING minority. This
important for the FUTURE will prove that it small
PERSONAL party of Mr. Van Buren, which disturbed the har
nony OF the democracy Of the empire State party with
ou hope or chance of and which has had other
ooecrin view than 10 save itself from total nsgncance
IL sought notoriey the expense of reputation and
alter surenderng idea of doing good will be found
equally incapable of doing mischief Our country
young and energetic for treason be successful
TO reward the traitor Were the free-so doctrine spread
over the whole land, Mr. Van Barren himself could never
again be its standard bearer its champions would
select man with greater prestige OF success
The news which reaches here from Ohio Michigan and
Wisconsin, well that from western Pc nnsyvania is
all of but rpon-viz; oreshadowing ,c,fh cer-
tainy the election ofCass and Butler Neither Tayorsm
nor Van Burenis has made any dang inoads upon
those States; the soil movement of Ohio being of
character rather benefit Cas and Butler than either Tay
Tor Van Buren,, and to work eectualy against own
author Mr. Van Buren, meant to apply general princi-
pie to the promotion OF peculiar object but having
ured up spirits from the Vastly Deep lacks all power
again Danish control them Instead of controlling the
movement, he has become its slave home and is
totally repudated in every other State of the Union. De-
pend on it, the iree-soi movement Martin Van Buren,
understands it, has eliminated, and is rapidly sinking in
the western horizon. Mr. Van Buren,. in 1910, de-
eated by unworthy coalition but in lSa8 he defeats
himself and loses all claim the respect aud sym pahy of
his former friends The catastrophe of $780, from its mag
nitue ttagcal and rather elevated Mr.. Van Buren,
the eyes of the nation that of 1913 will prove farce
which Mr.. Van Buren, will outlve the ridicule.
There mistounes and vexations small, hnt instead
exciting regret they provoke rsbe faculties the
writhng Of the clown in the comedy, under the chasse
provoked by his folly far from producing SYM
patty, proves the strongest incentive to laughter.
1t is amusing tho different wing under
which people be gulled into the support OF Gen.
Taylor The conspicuous of these is that of no
tension of slavery streaming from the WING bead
quarters in this city have respect for mans honest
opinions convicons; but where these evidently
put purpose of fraud and deception they de-
exposed base coin. should like know how
and Gen Tayors southern friends would agree
another the slavery question, the tariff the doc
internal improvements Nc, If Gen. Taylor by
possible chance couldbe elected President presume,
however, they would agree well Horace Greeley
and Watson Webb who equally united on General
Taylor in order the each other pieces The
wing party, such could last weeks under the adj
ministraon of General Tayor and be consoing
reflection the wings under these circumstances know
thatGeneral Taylor will be spared the experiment
PILGRIM.