The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pennsylvania.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pennsylvania.
ERIE. (Pa.) October 30.
Do not be alarmed at the defeat of Longstreh in Penn.
sylvania, Tor the democracy OF the Old Keystone
aroused and determined to redeem the State and carry
the citadel OF old federalism natvism and all other isms
combined, and plant the flag of Cass and Butler triumph
antly upon It's walls. To arms 10 arms is the cry,
from lake Erie 10 the Delaware and wa will do it,
On Saturday, an old fashioned demonstration was
made hne hickory pole, bearing the stars and stripes.
raised AMID The shouts OF the assembled democracy
Most eloquent speeches delivered by f. A PENN
man. esq OF Philadelphia, in English, (who has been
stunpng IN The northwestern counties for the last two
weeks and Dr. f. Brunck the talented editor of the
I.WehenbuIger German paper published at Buffalo,
German Both speakers reviewed the position of affairs
IN mastery STYLE and not forgetting the black hearted
church-huTnlng amalgamation of the whig and native
American parties in the city and county of Philadelphia
Everything went oil IN hne stye amid the shouts of the
true hearted democracy the envening notes of music
and thunder OF the 'baby walker"
The wings completely astounded the spirit of the
democracy. Last night they had a rally and the most
decamatory and abusive speeches were nade-the most
sycophanic appeals TO the foregnersand denying toto
their having anything to do with the natives! Oh truth,
The Hon. James Thompson has taken the stump in
right good earnest; and if any the democ-
Tacy, he can The democracy are aroused. You may
bet your life on It, Huzza for Cass and Butler!
The following extract of letter is from one of the
most upright and bestinformed citizens of the State:
UNIoNTowN, Nov. ., ls4s.
From all can learn from different parts of the
State, feel well assured will carry the election of
Cass and Butler in Pennsylvania Frauds of every hue
and color will be brought to bear bat will overcome
them all II the aboliionlsts and free soil stick
Van Buren,, there be doubt of the result If they
|go for Taylor, we will beat them still This county
Fayetie) will increase her majority from 100 to l5O
Greene at least 100; WestmoreIand 200; Washington
$50; Somerset will fall oft from the wings 200; Allie
gheny our friends say must fall of 500 to 700 from the
wings Armstrong 300 better; Mercer 300 400 better
Montgomery and Beks will surely increase their vote
1900. - pledges Montgomery for lO0Oor 1900 majority
may be sanguine, but have no doubt
Extract Of letter from Canton, Ohio October 81 ls4s
To the uncertainty regards the result of late
election, and press Of private business, you may at
wrote you we probably would not succeed in electing
Colonel Weller governor of State but in making
the next legislature democratic and reducing Fords
Selves and, think, our friends in other States always
supposed, and think so wrote you that if Ford's
ory was not over ten thousand the State would be per-
nomination reached Washington, | told friends
would have hard fight and probably be beaten for gov
ernor This opinion was never changed for knew he
would unite upon himself stronger vote than any other
man could get, owing to his location and sentiments
the slave question, o it is notorious that he is the next
the abolition party Of the Sae and that he 81 w o
get much stronger vote than could possibly be given
to General Taylor My opinion now is, and the fact
is conceded by all candid wings that Ohio is as safe
for Cass and Butler as is any other State in the
Union. We pledged her to the democracy at the
Baltimore convention, and that pledge must and will be
redeemed She will be democratic this fall, and will
main SO. AS you doubtless know, senate will be
equally divided, with small majority of democrats
IN the lower house-some seats contested. The wings
Of the senate will refuse to go into election for United
States senao until the questions of contest in the house
are decided and should it be against them, they may
still refuse, under the preext of unairness, &C. This
w fhn thai
election for State senator's and will then dress them
out right To console themselves and make up for Ohio
our wings claim that Pennsylvania will go for General
Taylor; and some of tmid friends little dis
posed to be frightened Immediately after the late election
AS for myself never doubted but the old Keystone
would on the 7th of November come up and take her
proper position in the democratic arch have no doubt
yet The small drubbing that the democrats lately
ceiyed will do them goods and like the bearded lion, they
will forth with all their strength, determined
shake off the small stain that is attached to their fair fame
from the late election, and give whigery such Waterloo
defeat is it always deserves am not Pennsylvania
but think know something of the character of the
Pennsylva democracy; and if they don't make Tay
Tor whgery cry for quarters, am more mistaken than it
is my lot to be-
The wings had Auditor Woods here this week. The
old man begged most pitfuly for few votes for the
southern man with northern principles as he would make
Old lack to be- but all in vain; for really it seemed to
forgotten that he had spoken II was advertised that c.
Smith would be with him; but Caleb came into the
State, and found that whgery used up in Ohio
and concluded to give his services to the party in his
own State. The same day we had most excellent
speech from Judge Wood Of Cleveland The Old Chief
did honor to himself and to the cause. Ohio has but
few men like him. To-day we had speech from Or.
E. B. Odds, who will succeed Dr. Edwards in Congress
have heard great many political speeches, and
sure you it was the BEST decidedly, that have had
during the campaign and conceded to be by every
of the large audience who heard it. think it was the
best heard served with the Doctor in the legis
ature, and thought had placed high estimate on his
talents but was utterly carried away with his inmitable
effort of to-day. He will be to the 31st Con-
gress. Our democrats in fine spirits, and you may
set down majority for Cass and Butler in this county
at 900. Mark it not one less
Louisiana.
Ertract Of letter from New Orleans:
political excitement is very high here-more so than
ever it. The "Chanete Guard" held mass meet
ing last evening" at which there less than 900
or 5000 present Hopes entertained that we
will carry the city, and all democrats confidently expect
the State by 1000. From what Preston Soule Larue
and others who have canvassed the State saw have no
doubt but that our majority will be at least 500 Mis-.
ssslppi from all accounts is good for 5000 1000 ma
jority"
FROM one OF the most intelligent citizens of Georgia
ATHENS GA, Oct. 81, 1s4s.
have no hesitation saying, that my confidence in
carrying Georgia for Cass and Butler is undminshed
Our party is thoroughly organZed the best feeling per-
yades ranks shall IN tho Tth n NJ