The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-20
To the Editors.
BosTos, July is, is49.

BOSTON, July 10, lS99.
Your able expose OF the sapent doings Of the inima
bic imitator OF the earlier Presidents commands the
admiration OF the democracy in this vicinity Your paper
dong more to unmask and hold up deserved rebuke
the mongre association of odds and ends" which have,
by chance got io power, than any other agency in the
country The people stand aghas when they read your
exposition of the barefaced robberes perperaied Ca
he and as wen as
demand answers. aye let US hear the answers, say
they; {" il the charges are not true, refute them"
.oeismsl1i nsSthe aagrant breaches Of honor. hon.
esiy, and truth. They view with just anger the
abuse OF public confidence and the sacrifice OF public in
a inns murder d m.ns shs They Jingle n with
shame they view the present mbece and whiff1ing
foreign policy displayed in the affair OF the Steamer
United States" the Sir John Franklin expedition" &c.
They excaim with remorse, What have we done
what will all Europe think OF US what an example TO
the world from enlightened and independent nation
chisis against our institutions They will laugh al the
dignity Of our ballot boxes All Europe viii ask is this
the result of your boosted freedom-the justice OF the
doubtful military fame, eleyaies TO the head OF your balls
Of justice, freedom and beraly, your institutions Of
knowledge and wisdom, man who is, and who, before
you voted for him, acknowledged and half gored in
the confession that he ignorant and unfit for the
position IA who had lived majority OF the time
Tor forty years beyond the pale OF civilization. whose life
Florida hunting down with bloodhounds The heirs 70 the
soil or among the wild Indians OF the Northwest from
whence communication 10 be held with the civilized
world but twice per Is this the result OF free
education which eeyaies 10 the head OF foreign policy
which now more especially on account OF the state Of
affairs in Europe, should be the ablest and most liberal
Of any in the worlds man who knows little OF home
and nothing OF foreign affairs; who, perhaps,
quanted with the and spirit Of II cogniZant OF the
existence Of every treaty ever entered into by our gov
ernmeni-a man who judging by his own and the con.
iesson Of his friends can scarcely enumerae the differ.
ent States and nations OF Europe their past and pres
eni government This impulsive. mobilize movement,
SAYS the monarehsi, is the result have predicted
for wears Two or three more such elections, and your
government is scattered 10 the Winds and some ambitious
military man. who ater the people and blind them
with military lame, wll usuIp The rens Suen As ihsse
people by the administration Of The Second Washington
But think not this state Of affairs will exist long No,
no. The people are waking up The sterling hard
working yeomanry OF Vermont have commenced the
work. They have thrown ASIDE petty differences, and
determined TO walk up TO the ballot boxes for better
purpose than TO quarrel Wait until the election and
people Of her granite hills have expressed their indgna
lion OF the double dealing Of the wouldbe irresponsible
President in thunder tones The clear headed democracy
OF Maine have been together convention, and throw
ing aside all local differences they TO work with
will They have nominated candidate for governor
Or John Hubbard, OF Hallowell, than whom sounder
ADLER, thoroughgong democrat this nation can
not afford DIR. Hubbard was for several years resi-.
dent and practitioner in Virginia, where be earned an
enyiable reputation. He afterwards settled IN Name h
native State, where in bis private lfe his profession o.
his politics. he stands without superior, and, perhaps
an equal He is a man Of immense mental as well a,
physical ability and is distinguished for his nice sense
honor and justice. his powerful and analysing mind, h
purity Of heart and sound opinions He possesses ever,
attribute OF powerful and popular leader, which hav
no doub, he Is destined yet 10 be- Rest assured that
der his banner the democracy Of the pine tree State vii
earthquake for that ihcongruous mess called whigery
In this she old Bay State, although have moneyes
ars,ocracy cotion-ord corporation fatteDed ogsrch!
to contend with, yet at work. and, believe me- no
uselessly EMPLOYED We will unite here. We have To-
many good examples set by sister States 10 throw
ourselves and our rights away any longer The element
are at work in midst that will produce areyoluno
IN This stronghold OF whigery which will purify the bod
polite OF the pTup OF the old Hartford convention, tina
has for years. embtered the poor mans peace and cur
tailed his rights The wing camp Is together BY the ears
masses which will PROSTATE them like Dagon Of old
We will unite and DO IT, SkNk.h.