The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-29
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BALTIMORE, September 81, ls49
/ never took pen TO write under cheerful political
feelings than present Our friends here satisfied OF
their safety, though active in watching and battling
against the intgues and corruptng influences adroy
employed by their opponents daily increased, the
hope OF success OF the nominees of the democratic party
the second and fifth congressional districts The unscru
pulous "Poomac," IN recent letter TO the Baltimore
Patriot admits the hgh talent and moral worth" of
fellow ownsman Robert NJ McLane. who ably repre-
sened this district in the last Congress, but makes quite
military flourish" to bolster up the of the whg
candidate In return, allow me to say, from personal
acquaintance with Mr.. Keny, that know him to be
very good in his place. but sincerely believe him
suited for seat in Congress, for several which
could assign But, have no fear OF the defeat Of Mr.
MeLane. and you may set his election down. as have
before assured you, as certain.
McKaig in the second district, and Evans in the fifth
are active, but find it an uphill business and extaneous
aid is being given both by the corruptng influence OF
money and the efforts OF those who otherwise would be
quiet MIR. Hamilton everywhere meets and battles, in
argument, the "moneyed arstocrat McKag, and meets
tons oil the district, whilst Evans feeling in his heart
The keen resuke OF his abused constituents up
ms duty with but poor grace and logged spirit Sena
Tor Pearce has recently attempted 10 assist him. But,
alas how coldly done and how chrerlessly received.
The National nellgencer see, copies the published
report OF the Senator'S stump speech II may suit the
made up Of an aiiemp, to bolster up' Taylor and
his cabinet But what eject such a speech will have
upon Mr. Evanss immediate constituents or the people of
Maryland generally, remains 10 be seen My own I'M.
preston is, it will prove about eectua dose of
ipecacuanha upon eneebleu stomach for THE
are already thoroughly naaseated by the course TAYLOR
AND HIS CABINET The democratic candidate in this
district Mr. Magw. is every day gaining upon popular
favor and his friends most cheerful and full OF hope
Among the corrupt efforts OF this would he considered
''a the deceDcy party may mention that the officials
OF this city being made bleed by the imposition
OF per centage upon their salaries to constitute fund
TO pepetrae the purposes OF The wing party in matters Of
"bargrn, intrigue sale, and corruption" In addition TO
this foul resort, learn that not few voters scu be
ported We shalt have eye 10 this matter, far to
protect the baot-boxes Of Baltimore city, il possible,
against foul play.
have been informed that an effort is being made in
10 palm OF the wing candidate in the first
district for Mr. Gray, as relative OF r. Kennedy an
extensive manufacturer This is another wing trick TO
impose upon the conhding The real Mr. Gray is harm
less opponents but such receptions may betray per-
sons into his support and friends should see TO IT,
Cot Kane, the collector, is practising the most foul de-
oepuon upon the counties He intends 10 dIspace every
one found in Office upon his coming into power, but finds
policy to hold out promises Of appornfmen As GENERAL
As POSSIBLE, especially in the counties, till after the cleo
ton hear much complain, here upon this subject, and
know there many in different counties expecting,
der promise, the same Offices. HAMILTON.