The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-14

We are indebted for the following capital letter. TO
Nav York correspondent We say nothing OF his specu-
os about the Empire State but we object to placing
| pennsylvania, Ohio, louisiana and Florida among the
doobtfu States We shall carry them ALL if the demo-
crafts do their duty, their whole duty, nothing but their
lo,v. and we may almost speak with equally strong
homes Of North Carolina and Tennessee. Maryland, too,
l oin The squadron of democratic States, If the same
,ooerous and enthusiastic spirit which animated the
otpg of our friends on Wednesday night, Immediately
,er the election of Stansbury should peryade the whole
Stat, Work in season and out of season, and all is safe
To the Editor of the Union;
New YORK, Oct -, ls4s
Watchman arhat of the night? Such is the greeting
with which democrats meet each other Quiet and "calm
as summers morning." we look upon the surrounding
cene and eycam sail is we'll" We consider the cratic
movement in old Pennsylvania as mere summer cloud
mon the political horizon, to be brushed away with
single breath of the democracy 1t is but the result OF
oyerweenng condolences feeling OF CERTAINTY which,
induged in is sure lead to defeat THIS lesson TO
ery democrat TO be too surencpsr too secure lie
should consider that the result of any election mainly de-
pends upon his own Individual exerion Act upon this
pnciple and we are always safe. Neglect this, rest
with quiet confidence OF success, and defeat is sure to
follow The wing candidate for governor is elected ut
elected at alb by the abolition and free soil vote OF the
State All the. OF the State have voted Tor hum,
which is but another evidence that the whole country is
in the OF the aboluonss unless the south rescues
am sure she will Johnston he wing candidate for gov
ernor of Pennsylvania took the stump, and proclaimed
himself not only Taylor man, but free soil man and
an ABoLrIoNsT In this way he secured to himself all
the votes of these factions, and the result is known But,
depend upon it, different state of things will exist in
the presidential question Johnston has now received at
least 5000 5000 votes which Taylor cannot obtain,
and we here consider the old Keystone safe for Cass
and Butler any State in the Union. But the democracy
there haze uork TO do, they haze IN every State. We
must ALL aoork WORK; and if we do duty, and our
whole duty, there fear of the result The country
posed TO abolish all the great reforms we have intro
luced under this administration, to dim the glores which
has in the recent war; and to PROSTATE the pillars
Of the constitution itself.
Every days experience gives us more hope OF carrying
this the Empire State Banburnerism caving all
directions; while the Clay whigs-since it has been
proved, by the editor of the Day Book that Abbott
Lawrence offered to give 100000 for the defeat OF
Clay and the nomination of Taylor, and himself Vice
Pesidentae perfectly outrageous and ready to do
anything and go anywhere to defeat Taylor. There
party putting forth greater efforts than the
democracy of New York. We will not actually promise
YOU State, because appearances abroad against
US; but rest assured if party deserved success ii
is ours and every day confident of securing
it. What, then, have the wings to build their hopes
gives the State for Cass beyond peradventure
Georgia is ga fixed fact" Florida and Tennessee are
beyond question. North Carolina can no longer be
doubtful and Louisiana is with us beyond question.
If the final result depended upon Pennsylvania, as
the wings profess TO believe, yet would by no means
sake of gratifying them in their claims, and yet to show
the hopeessness the utter hopeessness OF their cause
will give you an estimate which | have made up with
great care and commend it to the consideration of all,
both wing and democrat:
States sure, and States for Taylor Assume the follow