The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-28

L hs election in Pennsylvania, doubtless with the de
= divertipg public attention from the fact that ;
;. Corruption fund had been raised by their friends
manufacturers of Boston, for that very purpose an,
i f,ct that Truman Smith, the man of all work TO
.,srv. had recently made pilgrimage to New York
.;.s funds to be used in like manner. Or, perhaps
-. s;nple minded, pure and honest editors are igno
a If the means by which the leaders of their party
.,toneer They may not be consulted with regard Il
nss,s By which the sinews of war are raised by
i, coadiutors in the cause of whgery. For then
,.l benefit therefore, we publish the following crcu
which has been placed in our hands, from which
=, will learn show the thing done" in 1914, and
N what reluctance the hackers of the losing horse
o.d no the bills at the end of the Would il moi
:, bs eypedent for Mr.. Vaemare 10 procure collec-
If these curious and interesting wing circulars fol-
!. American library which, through his industry and
.,sevennce, has been founded at Paris
WASHINGTON CITY, January 20, ISi5
. n III, phig members Of Congress;
GENTLEMEN At early period of the last session of Con-
.s Won met together and organized with view a
e efficient action in the approaching presidential cleo
an A Joint executive committee OF the two houses OF
ongess was appointed for the convenient and vigorous
oTcuton of your plans, and was named member OF
IN the execution of duties, this committee recommend
~ our friends of the two houses a contribution for the
ool sising n fund for The publication and circna
an of speeches. documents, NC, connected with the
Gus and principles involved in the canvass and
adv all the whs members OF Congress contributed TO this
eill rh vas rece we'd from members of the STATES
ere named, The following sums viz; Massachusets 1929
"a sian Kentucky $3.50 Virginia $500: Georgia
kl5O Indiana, 500 Vermont, 500 Maryland $500; Mis-
40 so' New Jersey I5o Mane slos Illinois s1 o
al r, roIina $40; Connecticut $50: Michie an $50
fsking an aggregate of S3,si7.
THE Undersigned made, by verbal appointment of
Ne committee its and was, in the way,
Invested by with general direction in the collection Of
Ssds and their disbursement. Under this authority he
iced and received from the city of Boston, 81 OO0 from
New York, $500 from Philadelphia, 900; from New
Ik $780, from Kentucky, $780, from varlousoher places,
k2 and has recently received from New York, through
H. Hen. Mr. Patterson, $l5; and from Alabama through
Sergeant, esq, $7l; making total sum received by
! i'm OF S66Os
AT the close oil me las' session Oh congress- our friends
tecoecnB The elciehey Oh such an arrangement In loW
ough' important that one or more members OF Congress
should remain In this ciy unii the presidential ekction to
collect information, get up the publication OF proper doc
mens and circulate them over Tue Union AL me request
large proportion OF our friends OF both houses oil Congress-
consented TO remain TO perform this arduous task made
hasty vlsn to my residence aud lett my colleague the
hort time returned TO mus CITY 10 relieve my coeaRue
he, being deeply embarked In the work, chose to re-
and he performed the larger and more important por
on II; and our friends VINO gave any attention to the
Jeci, WIN say WIN sienai nuey ana Rooo laohneht
1t soon became apparent 10 us mat we must nave more
fmdt there was necessarily pretty large ana lnden-
e uiSoietIon 'es.oo ~, 10. Jug uIahu 'o ocu"'e"s
\ as cpl'is III evey ay ii VI rom an Pals
Inc onoh,toh why oo,iees, Gay CUPS, speake,s >
Ec-urshs 'aiSe ossein'ha'oh Oh then went 70 the
feFh eies 10 eueaVoi 70 procure luhus ana ny some
our trends IN rh'aaeiPhia ana New YORK was prom
Y%u POW uoii oaoA Vi ,nose ol'les coh'Hueu our
o' s 9 " y OK" I ne 49, 'i vc,p.S oi'ou
fafu ooo,S'V uoceehs' nave Paa out LOT pruning, s'a-
w v my hnnt " omcb p e a.
anus Oh Si' ID
On my return to this city, was presented with the
cunts against viz that of Messrs j. IL G. $ Gideon,
mounng SSH I6, credited by payments of So 2hS 49,
nd their contribution OF $500 leaving balance of ST.
ed with s2a 59balance 1921 81; and the unpaid ac-
a m OF N "s a ~ rnInha, amounting 70 sJs1 ~ IN aa
bout 500 which ought 10 be paid: making aggregate
Ind leaves So. o6s so vet to be provided for. 80
The gentlemen in Philadelphia and New York, who
os, w '' ep cues navI oeen appeaeu 70
with the House members of the committee and
tmount of our liabilities among the states as follows viz
New York, 5000; pennsyIyania, $500 Kentucky, $500
kand and Louisiana. $3.50 each and Connecticmt Yer.
n' hhoae sHna, Indiana, and Iennessee, 500 each
allon Of the unredeemed promises Of their respective
s m h 10, reason Una, Is ooyous MaIsaeh1
in The late canvass and the other States charged
Tp', - Vasua ho'n o. Imopfaey ana Justice
knew that my colleague and myself personally
o ~ lo II, ana nat he money was TO be collected All
freads and reasonable exertons to in
on ne ,b 70 onns It, h. from e.r comdoh IN
aeir undoubng conviction that they belonged party
I our own agencv in tIsr ennvmen, we ss p nh
CATION 'ue sior of personal one to them. There are
my colleague and mvseli 70 nav /, For onr friends IN
to get the wings OF their States, respectively to
nmgoing plan The first is wholly nadmi ssbie the sec
d, wouu oe unjust hard and burdensome on two ndl
hem 1t is the option Of the wings of Congress whethe
e last i R be put into execution or not , ,urs