The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-15
The Fla1sic Increasing.

The triangular which is going seems TO be
waxing in intensity. The following specimensone
is a barnbumer against the Taylorites We have al
ready Offset these hits by attacks from the Taylor
ties upon Van Buren,. The second specimen give is
from an old bunker democratic paper upon the leader of
the barnburners.
CAss's NOMINATION WING PARTY.-The New York
Spirit the Times recently recounted the story of ieuen
the navy who, having been engaged in affair OF
honor nervousy awaiting in port the result of legal
investigation of the hasty note from his counsel
told him that the had ordered moe Yrosequi ga
wALip prosrqui. Gracious Heaven feard much,"
claimed the aghted sailor. He fled to the interior, slept
tho woods vagabondzd through the country and when
last exhausted and broken down in spirit he threw him
self the of the law abide its terrible
be informed that the order at which he had been
fearuy alarmed abandonment of all legal proceed
ings against him.
The wing part}, it strikes US, have acted with similar
ignorant alright The nomination of Cass by the Balti-
Convention instantly nole proscqui entered by
the democratic party against their opponents.
Here hit upon Cass, which is not true, and does not
deserve repetition.
But wings frightened this nole prosequi. The
results OF 1884, though twenty times explained to them, had
bewldered their judgments. They fled atrghted at the
sound of empty They abandoned their standard
up their platform threw away their prncpes and In
blindness turned upon their leaders and sacrificed
them. They knew that Clay, Clayton and Mclean were
great powerful men, skiu legsts and eloquent advo
they feared they aDe
ce,siuy the mysterious dangers of nOAe prosequi They
hired general who having foughta series OF glorious bat
ties seemed offer the protection their cowardce needed
1t he denied his fitness for the task They
convinced that the of these two mysterious
Latin words could only repealed by the guns and bombs
and batteries OF war.
The of reflection and understanding has at last
dawned. They begin in what misapprehension
their panic founded; but it is late recall the
leaders they have sacrificed the principles they have
abandoned wipe the stain their cowardce and inn
becity have placed on their name.-Alsany Ahas.
ANDREW JACKSON MARTIN VAN BUREN.-Thc dis
unons parade the words of The patriotic Jacks
endorsement of the disunionist Van Buren, They
claim that the even threading the footsteps
OF his iustrous predecessor and that Jackson in sooth
ing the feelings of Van Buren, by directing him look
the future for consolation sanctioned his present
10 the democracy and to the Union ITO steal the livery
OF Heaven the devil in has been frequently done
by the greatest of sinners but in politics. has
dared prior Van Buren, the words Of Jackson for
the conceament Of treason up the traitorous
designs OF dsunonsts In this bad eminence have Martin
van Buren, and his followers assembled Who in this
Try knowing the character of The Sage of the Hermitage,
believes for that he would refrain from de-
nouncng Martin Van Buren,: To the bold, frank manner,
,o which he was eminently distinguished he would,
ving forth his contempt and Indignation agains
the wicked efforts OF the dsunionst, IL Andrew Jackson
We're alive, Martin Van Buren, would have continued to
stihe his revenge in the shades of Lndenwald. Not a
word against the position OF the democratic party would he
nave uttered If thoughts of and revenge should
aany time have prompted him to action, the recollection
hat Jackson yet lived to buke him. would have sienccd
him. The hero Of New Orleans, the victor that gu
gantc moneyed monopoly the United States Bank. the
seadast friend the integrity of the Union, had fellow
ship with traitors and would have been the first to de
nounce Mr. Van Buren, and his followers and, to think
Otherwise, is to assa the reputation OF one OF the pures
patriots OF this country-Utiea Observer
The congressional convention has nominated Alexan
der Buell. of Detroit as a candidate for that district, IL
~ DIX, Af.Co nd uho doc
On the frs, ballot the vote stood for Buel 30; C. A
Stacy, of Lenawee, Is. The Free Press" says, tina
"Mr Buel is a Jealous hard working democrat and will
fill the Office elected Of which there can be no doubt
with credit to his constituents and honor III
has both the talent and energy to make an efficient repre-
sentative, and hesitate not to predict for him tn
umphant election and high standing in the House o
Representatives He will be worthy successor OF Hon
Dala~