The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-03
which should in itself bring the lion hearted denoc-
racy OF The "Old Keystone" in hs support:


NV LEAR sRl have die pleasure acknowledge your
very friendly OF the 18th May last ], reached me in
lae course Of mail but such were my debility and am G,
and now Il is with great difficulty that write
return for your kind expressions with regard 10 myself
,ve remark, that shaA recoect my dear general
with great saacon the relations boi private and 9TH
aa which subsed between Us during the greater PHu Of
nv administration Having full confidence in your abi
lies add republican principles invited YOU 70 my chb
mt you great and delicate questions which
lh beIre you whilst yon presided over me Depart
aren't OF War, which enle you % ny lans, ana WI ever
be recoeced with the most lively feelings OF friendship by
% vl,at has eodeared YOU to every true American, was
the noble stand which you took, our minister al Pans
agans' the 2aauPs l,sn ap defeated II teaon
by France-a treaty inteQded ny Urea pllsAn chahge
oar ine laws make her mislfes, OF the seas and
Destroy the naliona Independence only of country
bu, Europe, aud enable her 20 oeeo,"e ie yrant on
France 10 this treaty, (sh the late d,sgraeffa treaty Of
Washington dIsrePutabe TO our haton CHARACTER and
Injurious 10 national saety) then indeed we might
nave hung our harps upon the Willows and resigned our
national indie peudence 10 Great Britain Bat repeat TO
debsd Tor The shield thrown from the impending
danger which the rauhGaton OF the qoinpe "esy py
auks OF every American, and The applause OF every
republican, yours; ana 'r h'' hoo'e ac' ~hoei
adnlred The course of D. Linn in the Senate in urging
law at inc mex session of Congoess This will speak
England language when she WIZ @ WE
SUBMIT TO BE NEGOTIATED ooi of 0oN AA"iiO'AL
Rrceivs assurances of my friendship and e' TEEN EN-,
To the Hon LEWIS CAss
There is remarkab able similarity in the lives and career
of ANpRrw JACKSON and LEWIS CAss worthy OF consld-
Grafton Both were conspicuous officers, and fought
gaantly through the war of 1872! General Jackson
af,erwards retired to private life, and occupied cvil sta
ton So did General Cass General Jackson was elect
ed senator of the United States and occupied that high
place when he placed in nomination Dy The denoc-
racy OF the country! So and did Gen: Cassl Gen.
Jackson resigned his in the Senate the moment he
was mt in nomination the presidency, and returned
again 10 p,uate life! So did General LASS our present
candidate for the presidency
With all the testimonials before hem establishing the
character of LEWIS CAss hero--a patrioia states
man of ranscendent abilities and unlmpeachable inlegr
tons of the people, who have so long watched and adj
mired his patriotic aud successful career?
Let the democracy then, sound their an
eien, arlecry and rally their forces to the conflict
the nh day OF next November! Their opponents have
no principle upon which rally their forces that they
dare ayoW They have aside the "embodlment OF
modern whgery and selected commander who declares
become the Candidate OF any every party, or fragment
of a party, In State he Is supported as free
soln candidate although he had his family resi-
dence or owned foot of land without the limits OF
slave State for a single hour in his life In another
place the votes of the abolition party are solicited for
him. although he is the owner oil upwardsot two hun
bred slaves 10 the States of Louisiana and Mississippi
have nothing to fear You have suffered Temporary
defeat in the recent gubernatoral eectonbut You will
never let it be said that you Will stay whipped! Let
the old lion be aroused from his slumber, and you wA
give your glorious candidate LEWIS CAss, an old fashion,
ed Jackson majority By doing this
You will preserve the "integrify OF the Union, anu
give a new lease to the life of the constitution!