The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-05

Extract Of letter from Seneca Falls, Nev York
We fall back on the South for support in these trying
times and we call on those whom we have heark
ened to in the hour of need to mete out to us full
of assistance In these days of our trbulation Can
southern forget the course of the democratic party
during the space of more than thirty yearsl When the
cotton spnnes and masters, and the presses under
their muniicent patronage, We baed year after year
until the nuisance was abated. and the planters
northern oppressors When extra VACANT systems of pub
lie expenditure devised for the exhaustion of the
national treasury, in order that the deficit might justify
renewed taxation by indirect means, and provision thus
insidousy be made for the protection of manufactures
the democratic party of the North never ceased from its
abors until wasteul appropriation checked. and its
intention frustrated. Can southern men look upon the
present aspect OF hings-can they contemplate the trans
actions of the Senate and House during the last session.
and the Of the Whole
from the North did almost everything that SEN
aors of the South did and. as for the House, rejoice
Of the immortal four who fought under the banner of
the old Keystone. believe Mr.. Brodhead spoke the
sentiments of entire Pennsylvania, when he said that
''the preservation of the Union was worth more than all
the negroes that were within its limits" Most of
the democratic papers of this State and all of their sup
porters, take bold and manly stand against interfering
southern at ths late day unite with northern
wings, who have from the foundation of the party been
nimca TO the interests of the South, well those OF
everybody else who did not spin cotton and card wool
they must have become insensibe to the knowledge OF
their eternal ruin. as partners of this Union General
Taylor run all S s State as man who will
and many wing will calm his conscience by that belief
Illinois.
OTTAWA, Gil. } August IS, 1s4s
To the Editor Of the Union:
Sir: The wings hereabouts are endeavoring to make
the Irish voters believe Gen Cass voted, while member
of the Senate, against the Irish relief BILL which, as it
passed the Senate, appropriated 100000 to suffering Ire
land
want certificate from the proper officer in whose
charge the proceedings of the Senate are the vote
he voted for the bill, but want conclusive proof
the subject
Again Il well known Gen Cass gave letter to the
Irish Repeal Committee of New York. some time ago
showing his feelings and sympathies for the Irish
and Ireland you could get copy Of the Letters and
publish them in the Union il would have good effect.
November, for Cass and Butler.
o. Arrangements have been made for obtaining the
information requested by our correspondent Thssame
Misrepresentation assduousy propagaed in other quar-
ers and in justice to Gen. Glass; it should be correct
ed-UNIoN1
louisiana.
,s. New ORLEANS, August 81, ls4s.
To the Editor of the Union:
Those who have watched the bubbling of the free soil
cauldron during the last six weeks, will not be much
prised in learning that the little Magician has secured the
nominah0n OF the mongrel convention OF Utica
90 Black spirits and tchits, 81
to Red spirits and gray, u
Mnge, minge, mngle, t.t
You that mingle mayv'
Oh! "what fall was there, my countrymen !" Is il
not humiliating to the man whom the people have
delighted to honor, who has bent down under the weight
of their accumulated avors become the tool the puppe
Of the most contemplate anacal factionsts and incen
diaries who disgraced the country! He has fallen
from his high estate, low, to deep and damning
degradation, that the hand of resurrection will never
be able to touch him!
Taylorsm is getting to be below par in these southern
latitudes and the tremendous enthusiasm" which was
manufactured for an occasion wot of these parts
(Which however, have been able, with the aid of
telescope, to discover snce must have been somewhat
of the character of baseless fabric of VISION, which
has certainly ''left not wreck behind" Taylor and
Fillmore Ye gods, what combination A southern
STAKEHOLDER, who has principles and northern ADO
ltionist, who is the embodiment of fanaticsm and ultra
whigery No more of that, thou lov'st me, Hair
The trick, however, is too Transparent too shallow to
gull the people, the elections attest Each hour
but adds impetus to the democratic ball which shall crush
federalism in its course whose hopes becoming .sma
by degrees and beautifully less" The South is active
vgan and faithful and certain victory awaits our cause
if the North and West be equally energetic 1.-THE price
of liberty is eternal vigilance.
Yours. Ebert