The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-20

course of the nominee, or he never would have noml
mated him to the delberaive body which has refused
him the appointment. We not disposed TO wage any
factious opposition against the administration; but
Heaven forbid that when they are TO choose between
the pleasure of the President and the honor OF their
country the Senate Of the United States should hesitate
to stand up in favor of their character against the
wishes of the President the avortism OF any OF his
Secretaries
Connecticut EIcction-Gcnerni Appeal TO the Demo-
cratic Party.
We hail the result of the election in New Hampshire
as the first triumphant sign of the times since the
paign of November last. The result is glorious. The
New Hampshire Democrat" nfers from the returns,
that the Granite State not only gives the decisive dem
ocrac majority of year ago. but has than doubled
it, giving Dinsmoor majority of more than 5000. In
the Legislature have near, if quite, hundred
bers over both wings and rce-soiers What is equally
essential to the interests OF the State the legislature will
be of unusual abty-comprising among its members
men of intelligence, experience, and enlarged views"
The Concord Patriot considers The victory decisive
sour State election (says that paper the first that has
taken place under the Taylor administration, has resulted
the complete Triumph OF the democracy that has
been gained here for The particular results
will be found in this paper. Although there was but little
uen yet will be that the is pretty large
aud the increased majority OF the democrats quiet
election, and upon the very commencement OF the new
federal rule shows concusvey the devoted attachment OF
people Of This State the democratic principles. and
presents signal eu,aon OF the foul federal libel
upon them that they always with the national admin
This result settles the fate OF federalism and fac
lion for years The nnho'y and unprincipled
alliance broken up rendered perfectly poweress
The people have put their seal of condemnation and repro
baton upon the and the schemes which have been
moved to action by the money aud influence OF foreign
capitalists for against the interests, rights and honor
OF State and people,
The Patrof states, that in the first congressional dis
tric Amos Tuck (whg) elected by about 300 plu-
ra,y over Dr. Kittredge. His majority all others
in ls47 was about 800, and the majority against vii.
liams last March 9S2 In the second district General
Charles H. Peaslee (dem) is reelected by about 5000
neutrality-suspicious. more. In the third disiric't ap-
pears pretty clearly that James Wilson, the awful vol
unee and Taylor aboonst, is elected in this dis
,rict by about 200 plurality His majority in 1917 was
about $50 over both the democratic and abolition
ddales" And in the fourth district Harry Iiibbard is
OF elected by very large majority"
Thus the congressional elections stand they were
before, (two and two but the two wings elected by
very reduced majoritcs Mr. Dnsmoor is elected COVER
by 1900 5000 majority and there is an overwhem
ing majority of democrats in both branches of the egsa
ture And this is the first election which has taken place
since the election of Gen. Taylor. This is the first fruit
of has triumph The democracy again allyng in all
their strength This is all they want to their
cess everywhere.
There is doubt that the democracy is decidedly the
most party in this country, and the strongest
when they together. "Union is success" Union was
never more necessary than is at the present time, when
owing to a combination of most extraordinary and unex
pected circumstances military leader, without civil quail
fcalions without days experience avovedly diiden
OF his own abilities, and therefore necessarily compelled
shifting all responsibility from personal application to
appointments declaring before his election that he would
be no party President but the President of the peo
ple-yc selects his Secretaries from party alone
these Secretaries known to be decided whigs-his
two principal Secretaries declaring their opposition to
the tariff of lsl6-and the Secretary OF the Treasury
even averrng that the reform tariff not only in
Jury but an insult to nsylvania-the President him
self declaring, in his inaugural, that he in favor OF
the Improvement Of rivers and harbosthus advocating
second element OF the American System. Amid all
these transactions in the face of all these Indications
it becomes the democratic party to rally together 10
unite all their forces and 10 resist the torrent which
threatens to overwhelm them.
Let not be deceived by temporary appearances. Cen
Taylor has appointed two or three democrats to office
as their terms expired Two OF these in Virginia
State which has never been proscriptve, and where
the axe may be suspended for few days. until her April
election has passed We do suspect the Pres.
dent OF calculating these delicate strokes of policy But