The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06

utter inability 70 repel its assaults and answer its argu-
menis.
The Union Is conducted with eminent ability its col
daily abundant evidence Of the talent, TACT
industry and perseveng energy Of It's editors, and their
fidelity the important trust conhded to them, Is true,
Ii sometimes contains sentiments in which do not con
general meets the hearty appreciation OF
the democratic party, whose ably serves And the
coarse vndicve abuse which the federal papers are
continually heaping upon il and It's editors proves that
tey fear as much they hate it. and will only serve 10 In
its patronage and raise il still higher in the esma
From the Kentucky Eagle.
The DAILY WAsHiEaroN UMos This invaluable paper
a regular and constant visite and which is always
welcome Every knolos IL to be the paper of all others,
and nothing which say will enhance IL in the estl'
Of the public but our friends desire to be kept
'posted up during the ensuing session of Congress- we
would advise them subscribe in time Those desiring to
have either the Daily, Tr-Weekly or Weekly Union,
should send on without delay,
From the Esston
THE WASHINGTON UNos-The Union the ablest edited
political paper published in this country. and every
democrat who wishes be posted the politics oil the
day. should subscribe TO il by all means II Is faithful
chroncer oil the political movements OF the times and us
scathing articles fire about the administration,
that will ere long every vestge of Taylofsm Ii
painful witness the dreadful writings of whigery un-
der the scorchng criticisms OF Messrs. Richie Burke
II has already fully exposed the mock administration OF
Taylor tina, il is fast falling into dsepue, even among the
wings themselves
From the Dover IN. H. Gazette.
sTHE UNIoN"-If there is thing more another
in which the democracy at this time have reason to reoce,
il is that the Unon published Washington, their
principles have organ bold fearless and able abun
dainty the Vaccinations of those who
are atep ng uphold and vndcate the most reckless,
incompetent and contemplate cabal that ever stood in the
OF the government OF free people 10 expose their
ophstres and expose mered contempt their mise
rabe attempts administer government for which they
every way incompetent, by the admission of many OF
the thinking among those who were deceived by the
pecious promises of General Taylor into raising them
power
Even the two organs Of the so-caed administration,
with the array Of ability which they boast, utterly una.
BILE make Roadway against the single arm that opposes
in the peoples nae and their efforts TO give decent SEEM
ing dongs of the government shown to be as
puerle and contemplate the means base and de-
eptive by which the octemvirate" crePt into power
From the Coos Co. IN. H. Democrat
The WASHINGTON UNIoN.--We rejoice, upon return
from absence of weeks to find several numbers
Of this paper upon table. We have perused its
tended and vigorous editorials with pleasure. At time
has any single paper in country been conducted with
energy and ability than the Union under it, present
management pours ncessant broadde of hot shot
the exposed positions of the enemy which, wherever
they fall make their mark The Weekly Union,
containing, each number Of it, forty broad extended COL
of valuable reading be had for
dollars per Every active reading democrat in the
Union who has two dollars, dollar, spare,
ought to subscribe TO it,
Such is the verdict Of our friends and of course, we
10 not care what our enemies say.
In conclusion would respectfully assure our read.
ers and patrons that the elections over shall
endeayor to give the columns OF the Union mis-
cellaneous character We shall devote energies to
that purpose and thus endeavor make amends for the
large space have deemed to devote to the
discussion OF political subjects. When the adminstra-
ton Of Cen Taylor commenced its of prescription
in violation Of his solemny pledged word and also in vi
oaiion OF the promises and OF his whole par
ty and when the time, il exhibited degree Of
ncompetency and imbecility resulting in the gross
est Encouragement Of the affairs of the government
and the interests OF the nation, never before known
in our history, deemed il duty 10 expose them,
and bring their acts 10 the bar Of public opinion for
approval or condemnation. We have done what lit
lie our abilities would permit to do to accomplish
that purpose; and with the efficient aid Of brethren
of the press and the staunch support Of the people, the
administration now stands before the country condemned
and repudiaed Never before in our history has ad-
minstraton been anaigned, condemned, and broken
down in the first six months OF its career.
C1ayton's Diplomacy Frightening the Merchants.