The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-15
The Why Ratification Meeting Mt tho City Hall on
| Monday evening.


To the Editor of the Ueio,
sr.. W.
IA . ti neh saw II announced that mere wouia De
nson of nn ee,T al he oi,y nan 70 raIIy the NOM
70 attend II MAJ might learn on what grounds the wing
sntsJ -, .',' i1 ELECTION al ,he hanas OF the PsoPe
upon he mefs % Of rsI, g 20
iora, hsn Pfoecuve tarI, system OF ihleiha
sp o ny .ne general government, ulsifiounon
NJ o' wnethet waving all these queshons and as lhey
uhpushihgiy asserting that they were nol ~
49, IL "a, u'e laiues, tiey woou MAKE neI s'dhu
P,d % aoi5 anu numpuggsly S, npugn aao
,,I NOR ou AaIk never suiIehaeis Oiu w hi'ey,
uorJs yhHr odh Drag anu suaaiy otnet cAcn
W. a n9uid .ake ,he place. 80 Ia as why ora
a and tsc o. SOUND ana great prnG
r aa aPPeals 10 e n'ehgehce o. ihs peoPe
ne umsclapnlous deseon OF the candidates OF thorough
Tis 1 WHO had s'ooa ny Tue wing pa'Y
cn0dnct n dna through gooa report ana VINO, IN ne
oniou br,.s % wing PrihIipns me iuae anu C Tnoere
oT oan VI r Ts ASIDE OF an these mehaoi lay OF
@ s ,ba anu Oh eos.ei' anu .e
W siaiua'I eeaief Vi man VINO never vo c
Wiz 80 III MS ne ID nan w9o' ny al hsiho .
mas proved the ruth oil nus admission thal ne
mas noi 'ne requisite qualhfal'ons ior me presidency
% ,E u a'ow MS Pleieiehce io' oaki
d Ia va ~, Vi any oh1i WING ~ wno ~
s pr up and n, a e bs rea5
eoppoX e Wnfg pa'ty' anu has avo" Gu iis ieli
ness accept me nomination OF the democratic
miio a 3 ' lils lau'es III we .a ,,.s
nave pronounced uu%y' umrtgueous, dna hneomsn
laohu' saw me wig parry pursue ms ooai sc,
anu nominate ms man, entertained no aoupl tal they
oui 0ouuce ,niS CONTEST upon tne g"erua vi ,en..
tea' fpa.Ipe anu .i sndks an to sie e. ff
u.l VI ,e uay' utey wouiu ehucavo, " iet 'o 'fa
nous ee'hPa'gH Oh loio anu s'Ilye 10 win oy suPIy
ng instead OF appearing 10 ana addressing 'he under
In aas oi ,h tiee people. h ,h s,h
tI NV az ''ia 'ee,u6 W.' a,e Ga Poo l T w,
Wouu &c io VI e poeenee, anu :, wa nv
alsIPioinieu imere was Hot even an a''eP q. a ap
pea 10 ,ie ie,gehce oi 'ne o 1 QUO e Tb
I 80; e'eo '' ~ b'S fuo Ply % 10Y
n ha hasa ar 20 u n9 y
nph h una ese were anu p, her, ms
ago, and the cry was We could not get along wlthouta
pank; we must nave Dank 10 regulate tne ex'
changes we must nave protection 10 American INDUS
uy projection Tor American labor against the pauper
LABOR OF Europe; free trade VIII rum the mechanc'
the farmer the manufacturer and all the industry OF the
country" Such were their party cres-and uttered, too,
with all the earnesness OF apparent convictions and now
we are graVey told by the same men, VINO would nave
had believe that the prosperity of the country rested
upon these measures, "tha they are MINOR and un,m-
Pordnt issues There were few words SAID about the
Mexican war About hve minutes out OF three hours
speaking were devoted to ITS discussion.
why, really gentlemen OF the wing party, you surprise
US Al the outset OF the war, you told us that was
unnecessary and unJusr,E-a RESIDENTS war; mat
while hosulues were pending between the TWO counI
tries, you would waive the prohng OF the question OF
VINO was responsible Tor II put mat when peace came
you would hold us to strict accountability Your con
duct has been just the reverse OF what you SAD was
your proper rule OF conduct WMie the Two countries
were at war; and every speech condemng inc war coId
una us way 70 the enemy ana nerve the heats OF he
Slexcans, ana strengthen me hands which struck down
wneh every wora couiu, ahd as you kneU go,~d, give
ana ana comfort 10 the you couid dehounce
the war as uhholy UNJUST ana danhaDle HeH you couio
say tha' III you were excans you Wouid welcome the
Americans win bloody hahas and hospaoe graves; out
noW hat peace is concludedInoW that THIS prhant war
has terminated IN an honorable and glorious peace-when
your speeches can no longer nspnt the enemy and IN
crease the slaughter OF the American soldery and when
as Americans you ought 70 feoice IN the glones we nave
y qmet-you say nothing ABOUT the Mexcan war ils
JUSTICE or us necessity IS oohg you lhusuce 70 IN
s sinnare una. .fe move mas passed M
oe ilge " IhsPnins 'e eney auu u1 l ,io
heatl o. he Aherlcah vollleeI Iou Ieei 'la II ~ an
sue whit ; YOU ,aa oe.afi q, asou .' SuI s. upon ,
ID gHu i,ed bv m ;ndgnant ne nen, 70 hand If traitors
d., ,h;i ~, ~ =, . o ,hp o w. ia t, n 100
aao that limo would cona when Tho resnonsbiIitv
on, iI har =, n ho W. 1u W. iii @ n W.
WIN ma'e !" NC NIT w ei' S"u '''~' rAhfA ~
thu, vnec,od no,b;n b,t cl,ntr,n and hmm
hnaaerv The fret speaSer TMr Tbomnspn III indian,
bimsaf h ,siIno nn &c tha mot hrefacsd
7 go 'l h5.J "a tro, a ,rl; or,or
liz an the SErance ho, ,h eo t ndds i; ,h;
Co. Tvor s b, e 9ea lar,ed ~. 1;i mro,no,a b
n,erests ~ The nen,ia Gn Css avs th,t e Iec,ad
ha ,;Ii crru nt ,b ;,st Is 10 80, and no or;m
ces of The cnvan,;on Nh T. 10 trna Tho,
On Cas- mas 80 ~ H.; iat,or occann1 Inc nomna
on ,ht h hos - ino,oI "rr "t ~ 'aG %
tha democratic nar,u nd h. 10 r;ab, CO.. e E i; c,.J
i vii; he ,ndenahie edence tbaf theu ara annroveJ h
tho naone An s i ma, 10; ant,y IN c,rr on, ,ha;r Vii,
Tue fader,I;s toachos anothcr doc,r,ns h, ,ha ao
MO and Cen Cass 10 NJ Relieve - tn asort; r. ~
Wr Thomson that General Cas- has said ha ,uoru
carry ont the interests Of his nartv in the administration
of the government il bare-faced fable and has the
nort ,J nro,o;nn, s ~ ,ho e., n,h; &C., .ha,
has hesn ,plJ ON ,h ,a ue ny Wasbnaton i; ,b;s a "