The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-24

never been denied by hem And Il is Z we'll known fact
that whlgsm cannot stand On it own principles but must
pic and as Gen Taylor their late prop. has become rather
weak and unsteady q late may sxpsetio hear great
The candidates Tor have been canvassng the
state lor hS last two months They speak In almost every
s,ars homer that must be won BY hard labor Gen
VIM; Trousdsle Is the democratic candidate, and Gov
democrats have strong hopes Of for their candidate
has Inspired confidence In bis capacity and ability wher
the paopssr IL Rssn bsss he apt % rscsss
ana support Of the a9ang popuaion which de
slavery are far better rsshed than are those Of his
or Brown Y for sobmisson for the sake Of the Union
the sake Of The constitution In the Memphis district there
Ssaxs . B s 7 Be- e Sa
SUBJECT Il Slavery v Stanton he ds%ocrasc candidate for
reelection Congress Id that district will be returned BY
the sotsc whs.sysr he soss and NOT
ly thing the old warchief will be governor.
i is suspected in these parts that the administration is
9ur election over the Old viii wake from 81:
and show his teeth. SELMA.
NoRrif CARdIiNA General Thomas j. Perton is the
democratic candidate in the 9th district in opposition to
Col. Outlaw, the late wing member. He is doing his
duty in the most spirited manner The Raleigh Standard
has list OF fourteen appointments, awhich he D is to
address the people, from the 18th inst to the LIST August
His enthusiasm will probably insure his success over the
wing candidate talented and eloquent Venable is
again in the feld-agan the object of attack by vru
lent opposition and will again carry the day triumphant
Iy in opposition to Henry X Nash, the whig For sta
by of principle for fmness Of character for brilliant
talents matured by experience and improved by study and
reflections Mr. venable yields to man in the State In
the 9Th district the contest Is severe Stanley is the wing
candidate. at the nod of whose head to Mudd and Fz-
Had
axe and who was opposed to Athetons resolutions and
to Claytons compromise bill. Mr.. Lane is the demo-
cratic candidate, and he and his friends all doing their
duty In the contest Tie Raleigh Standard Says They
already aroused Their blood up and all their feelings
are enlisted. from Wayne to Washington; and all we
have to say to them is. continue to pour in the grape,
and be sure, rain shne to be at the election Poll
EVERY vorE!!" Can the republicans of North Carolina
want any additional motives to discharge their duty Let
them remember the circulars OF Truman Smith, and the
ingues in Washington to control their elections, and
let them never rest until they have vndcaed their own
character from the insult which has been perpeated
upon them.
MrssfssIppI The olumbus Democrat of the 7th inst
states that in the first district Mr. Jacob Thompson has
been renomnaed for reelection although he had
'ou"o'u n' ue'o"''paAo" " 's's ~ 49, ' 800
he has been true to his principles and to the democratic
cause deservedy very popular among his constituents
and will be reelected by much larger majority than he
received at the last secon Mr. Thompson, in spite Of
his wish to retire to private life was nominated IN the
convention OF the first congressional district by acclama
on He duly appreciated this compliment, and acknowl-
edges It in an eloquent letter which ne addressed to the
he enumerates the questions and the DIM
cuiles which member oil congress would nave 70 en-
counter al tne next session. among 'nese' ne ioowhs
are speclned IN tne conclusion Oh MS ie''er
With due sense OF my obligations % constituency VINO
Dur cause Ia consderaOn Of absorbing Of hs
present cs wncn eqdss an ne h ,e
hope of being Of sonic little service In eecting the union
10 whrs a. 70 dsmocras and With the belief that efforts
will be made in the Congress BY the domnsn,
on The downfall of the oonsiutona treasury epea
ts6 sctof loS and restore the odioas aaa unjust
Of internal Improvement which win dsvove upon the peo
pie the most IN 70 n ne
worst features Of federalism. and that may do something
kind Indulgence Of the people Of the district and invoke
vo a. ndug. me in one further remark
Should be returned the Congress- which now de-
boa ,s Of one Of nv respect
cd constituents aneondosaay 10 decline another canvass
iol tho same p0'iuon.
In the second ds'tic' MI. "nnea o rea'nef'.on rs
ne oemocfauc nominee ana perhaps more nearly ue
unanimous cnoce Oh ms parry hsn any o'ne' 'ahaus'e
"ho ever oane pe'o'e uo PcoP'e io' 0onk'ee' IN Wv