The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-29

Every democratic paper is sounding TO arms
They are asking are you ready" to overthrow your OPP
ponents on the 18th November And surely no cause
ever more strongly addressed itself the good sense of
tree people Among the various appeals which the pres
ent campaign has called FORTH happy to recognise
the admirable address of the democratic committee of
New Hampshire. We have to-day to copy the
whole; but beg leave to adopt the following animated
suggestions
Arouse yourselves, them and prepare for the contest
IL is not when you have both the contemptuous de-
ceptons of old enemies and the hostility of traitors
contend WITH that You repose upon your arms relying
upon the moral strength OF past victories. Ii is now
when the ueacherous denunciations of your enemies
against the late glorious yet ringing in
1t is not when their of 1872 have been
reacted in ls4s- is now, when rolling in nconsisten-
ces, numerous and changing the folds of the serpent
they stealing with the sepens crafty mali gnity the
-aackhat you give less than your whole energies
your own cause and your county's.
Initiate, then, at the coming election, the energy with
which, in 1910, when the democracy of every other
went down, you sustained your prnc ples-givng them
them in the hour of their adversely the signal and
triumphant support.
Remember that Lewis Cas- your candidate is worthy
of your soihat he born and spent his youth
in your midst Remember, that he acquired here that
education, that he formed here that sterling character
which, with the contents of the pack his back
only capital he carried when he out young adven-
your land, he has that undyng affection which whole
soued men have for the places OF their nativythe
of their earliest and peasantes memories To him
your usrons sonwho has earned distinction by his
noble enterprisewho has reflected credit upon you
from every high station he has hedto him, coming be-
fore you candidate for the highest office your
gi-endorsed by the affection and confidence of great
west, you noble and triumphant support.
Either this man, sprung from your soil, and devoted
your principes-ths man, whose opinions well
known and whose patriotism and sound snanship
matters OF history Zachary Taylor whose extraord
nary position candidate have already referred
be the President Of this Union Either the
plished statesman the with opinionseher the
able champion of those democratic principles, which
the foundation of all that is valuable in government
the Auomaton designed in federal hands give fraudu.
lent re-establishmen to federal measures
In such a criss-with such alternative presenting it.
self before the intelligent democracy Of the Granite State
can need, ourselves little persuasion
part to it full and glorious performance Of its
duty Let, them at organization be perfected IN
every fo0n Let measures be taken to OUR
WHOLE STRENGTH Let do everything that devovcs upon
u.s. with whole hearts, doubling that the Union will
also be the cause support, and that glorious
national triumph will be the appropriate reward of
efforts i'm its behalf.
The people the great sovereigns of this land 1t is
theirs to give away the highest Office in the republic
But let not trust to another in the exercise of
this great privilege and this important duty Let each
man turn out, and give his own vote. To the polls,
then, on the 7th of November