The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-22

treat and essential interests Ais country
honors learning crereaees Plefy ana truss Dse n"ue
wisdo Of hs Maker Tie encourages olAer, " 20
ed President Of the United States hoH prope "ue I''e"1
he people Of erey class piA do honor TO Ae station" and
I'LL wtM eagles eye 10 our e0nys s0'a' "'"0'' an"
When Gen Cass appointed Secretary OF War by
Gen Jackson, the New York Commercial Advertiser
said He is distinguished for his great requirements,
clear phlosophc and caPacious intellect ana hhe' org
nal style OF composition"
So The democratic candidate for Vee President rs Dor.
Thy 10 be placed upon the ticket ioiM the distinguishes
statesman haze described.
He has nobly served his country in its OF dam
ger; and in peace, in the halls of legislation
81. lie is honest and capable
ale has sufficient energy to assume all responsibility
necessary to and for his countrys good
raj Jacksons letter, 1874.
s. he has been tried and found faiAtul.
''But in camp his elevated principles, his intelligence
and generous feelings for him the respect ana con-
fdence of all who knew him; and where ne y best
known will venture say, he is still most mighty ap-
pecated for every attribute which constitutes the gentle
man and sodler"-Generdl CGt
So lie Yields nothing eupedisney but claims for
his country justice 10 ne nation prolssao" 70 Me psGpx
patriotic. 80
The New York Tribune twhg paper says, that Gen.
Butler is shonest brave, and manly.
49, He is alive TO eperyLng that 0iu add to his eoS"tys
glory and pH consent TO nothing '0"'eA '"0" e4"'' ~"
shame I.. :,
LAFAYETTE said whenever wanted anything well
done, got Butler to do It..
49, As ii is admitted By all That Letos Cas- and Nm u
Butter Of ability more experience ~ me 96asrs
government than other candidates 0p bjore vac peo-
pie tor these high Offices is the duty Of every good e't'ze"
10 gtpe then, his pote. 49,
Sre Websler's speech delivered al Marshfeld
80 II there good why the ether candidates
shod elected sufficient reason 0hy all should
uoe far Cas- and Butler
These good reasons exist and they quite simple
and obvious.
o. General TayloranS entertain for him the AigA-
so respeeAas bit lille Knowledge of The questions Which tn
voDe The great interests Of the country s may 81 uhtg,
See Websters Speech at Marshfeld, and Gen. Tayors
letters.
o. lie has had no experience statesman; and itis
can do his duty NTH limited knooedge Of its government
and Institutions, Of Us wants and resources
See Weosters speech delivered at Marshheld.
49, To assert that may call around him Statesmen
advisers IL. piso of his ncapaety is to admit his 1nsn<ss
for The office anil TO provide for his deficiency N ne same
had on cur hands a" imbeclte spr1S o. roy
alsy which we must use, or have nothing.
This is self-evident.
o. SIT goperneat implies study, knoplcdge judgment,
PRUDENCE and uglancc DM regard 10 the rights Of man.
he interests Of men, and The lao nations and as General
TAYLOR placed himself in relation to tAsse great
Subjects his friends JaLes TO themselves and unjust 70
e country IN pr0pong 70, n aa.,on 70 ~ 'ss san
he is not quatf.d TO hH
g" say again. fellow citizens. remember the fate OF
ancient Rome, and CANDIDATE who Will
not tell you with the ankness of independent freeman
The principles upon which, elected ne WIN administer
your government. Ihat man deserves
o be slave who would vote for mum candidate
where his Liberties are at stake" t4eas ,f
95 is not only dangerous but Aumliating precedent
o elect citizen to The highest office wttn the g Of free
,sople-dsposd 10 be at peace wh all The 0ord-aoAo pro-
kaowlsdgc but that military science and presents
70 claim but success IN battle. lis
HENRY Clay SAYS: "To be qualified to discharge the
iues OF President OF the United States the incumbent
must possess more than mere military aainments. He
must be statesman" So says Daniel Webster. See
Ills Marshfied speech.
Sc is to doubt The success Of The intntions of
on,g TO ADMIT that its affairs be 6y
ons hating no expsr,ence but llc knowledge Of gou
rnment
This is self evident.
o. To elect citizen The presidency aoho has not made
he government of nations his udy DhO hds taken pert
The political Affairs Of his country is dsAonor-
ng 10 The present and past statesmen Of tire land and ither-
t.g dit0nydgement 10 the future
This is self-evdent.
go II Is admitting that our nation has
rom chance and not from the 1otsdom Of oNr fathers
Read Webster's speech, delivered at Marshfeld.
80 Isasmuch crr, yet has succeeded in Giving
The public aay good, true, and substantial reasons Dhy
he other candidates should be poted for claim for the
emocracy The bensft of their failure. Let them cote for
Lsris Cass and William o. Butler.
Rufus Choate says "There many good things |
ike in the democratic party. like their nationality and
heir spirit of union, after all like the American feel
ne that pervades the masses"-Specch at Worcester.
lOO If our nation is 10 be preserved Advanced and hon
red peope should be made 10 understand MI sir high
ces must be filed By Of mind Of knowledge Of n0isdom
erperiece and Integrity; and such Leois Cas- and
VIM. o. Butler. 81
If these reasons are not conclusive,w beg to refer the
eade to the letters of Henry Clay Gen. Taylor. and to
TVebser's Marshfeld speech 5s
pVOpOsAIs FOR RATIONs.