The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-28

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. as, ls4o

PmLADEIPmA. Sept IS, ls4s. l
The political campaign in section being in full ops
ration, an account may not be uninieTesng 10 Won,
numerous readers. AS have before written, in The /
county there three tickets In the held-demoeate
Rough and Ready, and native. OF the city and county
officers there are three on the mongrel ticket thai are on
the native. 70 witt county --,. county commissions,
city have made full municipal ticket, headed with thai
popular citizen Joel Jones for mayor and in the couD
ellis ticket men OF standing, character and ability haV,
been selected Those gentlemen pledged to reform hs
rotten abuses OF the present wing councils Judge Jones
was elected president OF the GraTd College, and was ~
moved by Chandler and his clique because he would MOI
be their tool The democrats have made nominaion
neither have the natives, for mayor and councils
YOU will perceive there will be but two tickets 10 Ii,
field the people-whigs, democrats, and natves-agans
the present wing councils and their minons You NAV
down the peoples ticket elected BY at least 1000 ma
jorlty,
Farr Bonsal, and Tuninson are determined to run 4,
the native candidates for sheriff register Of Wills and
register OF wills. and Pagan tdem auditor And should
the natives run their candidate keaver) for canal CON-
missioner, Gamble, the democratic candidate, will Be
elected with increased majority. His election is sure
and will be rebuke to Taylor and his cabinet in ais
placing upright and honest men, and appointing such
miserable trucking politicians as Lewis, Norris, Elna
ker, Roberts, White, Shoemaker, and Ashmead. The
democratic senators will reflect that, by confirming these
political hucksters, they only encourage an amalgama
lion similar to that which took place last year, and which
about being enacted thisy under the present admin
city and county Offices, can elect their ticket and
the Assembys senator, if they have TAR field and no
amalgamaon; but 50 long as Lewis and others Of Ta
ors appointments in this city, 90 for amagamaton and
reward few of Levn's natives with Offices. just 90 long
the democracy cannot succeed. Senators, pause well
when these men come before you for confirmation Ell
dence in abundance will be produced to you that they
have interfered not only with the ballot box but,
primary meetings Of the people, attempted to hwah
their will
Governor Johnston addressed the wings last evening
the State. house yard 1t slim affair." and the lew
boys that were there were drawn by the musc In bis
speech he very personal on the editor OF the Penn.
syvanian. The Republic attacked you for speaking
plain ruthss But they had been present. and heard the
wing governor the Bllngsgaie language against The
editor Of the Pennsyvanian, they would no doubt en-
lowered himself in the estimation Of men OF his own
party II certainly was beneath the dignity OF man
holding the position he does to attack any man or any
party particularly he has often acknowledged that be
received large portion OF democratic votes SO be did
He rode in as governor on the back Of humbug Rough
and Ready. From all accounts, there will be rich time
when me Senate meets Here Is Johnston and Ioopa
to appointments So Cooper will have his turn and no
doubt he will exercise it, This day two weeks our cleo.
ton takes place large portion Of the wings in the city
are opposed to Gilpn account OF his being squaG
from Caytons Stale, Delaware Besides. he has benin
the council since he came from that State; and
he talks largely Of reform. Why has be not brought
about years since! The merchants of Philadelphia Of all
parties opposed to Gpin for mayor on account Of h,
inveieraie opposition to the central railroad II Gpinha
succeeded in the council the road would not have been
operation at this time, and Philadelphia would have been
deprived Of the advantage Of the great trade from !h,
West. So you see that when Philadelphia and her in
teress are attacked she will speak and that she will
do in eectng Joel Jones mayor and the peoples council
ticket PLEBElAN
We cannot permit this letter to pass from hand
without remarkng that never was poisoned arrow more
indecenily unusy aimed than this dignitarys Gov
ernors) abuse Of the editor of the Pennsylvania We
have the honor Of knowing Mr. Forney well, and
but the coarsest and most peudiced partisan could speak
OF him but as most agreeable and most accomplished
gentleman His rebuke of the Chief Magistrate Of he
State is scathing. but polished and dgni6ed:
The pEcKscY AND DIGNITY OF CHIKF MAeisTRAn.-Ai
the federal meeting in the SateHouse yard last evening
the Governor, in his speech. took occasion make
sonal and abusive attack upon the Pennsylvania He cal
ed consummaie puppies backgaards, and dTunka,d,l
Very much obliged to you, Gov. Johnson Tor II You had
expressed yourself should not have felt Al bey
to say, after visit the High school, might posi-
bly, have been esrasd you exhibited yourself q
Lancaster, Harrisburg and Carlisle, say nothing
rsburg and Bedford during General Taylors iou
through the State OF which you are unfortunately for 10
moral reputation Tor sobrey and dscsncy the Chief Ma
gistraie.