The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-21
Virginia.

The accounts which have just received from tn.
Old Dominion give the strongest assurances Of de.
cided victory on the It'll of November Still we say
TO gallant associates work on-organize completely
the teeth-warn the committees. Let us omit no
honorable which may secure the most brilliant
triumph We know that the wings have been working
secretly. We know that MIR. Truman Smiths Executive
Committee has been pouring thousands of documents
the State But the citadel, when well guarded by
its sentinels defes the enemy Virginia will out
of the democratic banner States on the 9TH Of
| November
| Among the letters received Thursday night is
one from Hansonburg, Rockingham county, called the
Tenth Legion of the republic. 1t says:
"We all safe in the 10th No losses from party
and feeling about the Pennsylvania news except
manly encouragement TO fight out the fight with
| and zeal than The temporary defeat in Pennsyya
MIA Qf it be defeaD will be the allyng cry for union
energy, and triumph"
[e5-Is it defeat We have lost the governor, per.
haps, by small majority but certainly carried the canal
commissioner by much larger one. Yet em
porary defeat the 10th October secures us glorious
victory the 18th November. The Old Keystone is
reused She is animated by pride and patriotism and by
every honorable motive which can inspire the breasts
freemen, to redeem herself from the hands of the Phs
tines She is perfectly safe, and is Ohio And with
these three great States begin with, we carry
cause.-UNIoN.
Extracts Of letter from e-informe citizen of Saus'
fon, Virginia, October Is.
| In this good old county of wings and iederasr
combined, (which gave Mr.. Clay 643 majority in lS44)
the democracy increasing and aroused the work
before them In this little of increasing beauty and
attraction have added list of of good and
true young men just attaining their majority thirty votes
TO say nothing of the changes from Clay (who voted lof
Clay against Polk Cass really and candidy do not be-
eve the wings will beat in this county tarthes SIX
hundred votes. There is not a in county who
voted with the last time, but what will be with us HoT
it alive, and resident
We have had many discussions in all parts of the county,
besides number in town. We A. Stevenson large
debt of gratitude for the able in which he vndca
ted principles, well the fair fame OF our accom-
pshed nominees Our friend Letcher, too has done Us
good work. say nothing of tina, skinner of coons, young
Jas Skinner lawyer lately settled among as well as inc
old buckingham Roane (the energetic David W. Paer
J he too, has been the track, and showed few
them lately Pamassus in this county, where Tony hid 10
wedge.
From another, of the same toon.
have been the whole of Virginia, and hnu
hat all is right with the democracy. In the northwest
Gen. Cass's will be increased Col Folks 1871
This ascertaned in travelling through the counties aip
| careful inquiries. In the west--Kanawha and that IT,
gion-the will be pretty much rs it was in lsi4j d"
in the southwest may lose some, but not many, a%
certainly than will be made up in the nortbWs
In the valley the will be about the that 1t was
1914 We shall not lose, and may gain so that m
all western Virginia together, majority will not beF~
han in 1874 think the above statement you can nv
upon for have been careful get inornauop
The recent from Pennsylvania has been somswu
Encouraging, but begin recover from it, and at eas
hope Tor the best; and let the general result be wha
may, we Will do all we can to the Old Dominion