The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-29
The Mole In Motion.


The presence OF the ssWooden Nutmeg in this city, is
indicated by nsidous movement upon the election in
Maryland The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Republican says he has ''seen pamphlet head
ed The coalition between the democrats and abolition
ss gotten up here to be scattered in Maryland under
Truman Smiths frank The heading only of this pam
phlet seen by but that is sufficient The state
ments can be imagined That they are reckless and de-
void Of truth those hitherto circulated by the unprin
cipled managers here, there be doubt Thus the
minons of this contemplate administration which came
into power upon the 'no-party' principle, and which is
daily turning adr honest, capable and efficient demo-
cratic employees on the ground Of interference in cleo
tons, are acting. now that they have attained power.
Look to it, voters of Maryland"
this be new edition Of the pamphlet with which he
flooded the South before the elections. il false in
fact nsidious in its manner disgraceiu in the whole
plan of it, Ills sophiscal attempt to asten upon the
democrats the suspicion of coalescing with the abolition
lists. when every one knows that such has been the
avowed design of the northern wings Tor yeaspas The
gun will miss FIRE in Maryland just did in the South
proved by the defeat of the wings in the southern
States.
But we have in point to show that the boot is
really the other leg The Detroit Bulletin Of the 22d
states that the wings (o Mchgan shave fastened them.
selves upon the abotonists The abolitionists though
hitherto reluctant, must receive them There is no
alternative The wing convention yesterday at Jackson
laid violent hands upon Flavius J. Lelohn the aboli-
ton candidate for governors and now although Mr. Lit
teiohn may by letter decline the nomination. he will not
be able to free himself Of the necessity of being the wing
candidate for governor, for they will keep him on the
ticket at all hazards The anagamaton reflects no honor
upon either party The iudicous Of both will greve not
so much for the dissolution Of the wing party or we be-
eve was tired Of lfe) as for the undgnfed and un-
becoming manner in which il has been slid out OF exist
ence."
Upon the gloomy prospects Of whigery in Michigan,
we have received the following communication:
For Union
Michigan.
WAsHrxeroS, Sept. IS, 1s49.
Since the present wing rough and ready party came
into power is it not rather strange sight TO them
twisting apd turning themselves into every hdeous shape
for power And this too, let il be borne in mind, while
they OF that party loudly preach up the dissolution and
doscnfaH of the democracy. The extremity TO which
they driven in the Wolverine State proof enough
that at least in that region democracy is feared by the
federal, vacating, and allsacnhcing fopower party
and that the wing party has too there dwindled down
to the meane span Il is certainly spectacle worthy
Flavius J. Lteiohn, but year ago, left the demo
cratic party and joined the free soers Previously he
was leading democrat and Tor several years represented
Allegan county in the legislature. Now all the ele-
ments OF faction and federalism combined following the
example OF the saugherh house operation at Philadelphia
little more than year ago. have nominated this bant
ling l.nuelohn for governors e-so abolition,
federal wing OF one years growth What have the
wings done with all their big guns, whose hands have
gem OF office by them Set aside How will they like
iil Not well enough to support him. But let me assure
all now, before the election in Michigan takes place. that
Flavius j. Ltejohn make head against such
man as John S. Barry. Too well do the warm hearted
people OF the Peninsula State remember the bankruptcy
from which, by his admirable policy he redeemed them
after the almost entire ruin OF their interests by the hum
buggery and false measures of the "Woodbrdge and Re-
form" wing party Far from it; all the elements which
whigery, aboonism, ee-sosn, and every other ism
gather together in that State can never defeat John
3 Barry. The upwards OF 1000 majority given to the
glorious Cass last fall ought teach these ag end par
ties OF Michigan that the Of their success is forever
set there and admonish them that they but reapng
the reward OF party treachery since Michigan be.
came State.
Il Is no vain prediction Of mine that Mr. Barry will
beat Mr. Lttleohn in the coming canvass between two
circumstances against which the democracy must evil
IDENTIFY make head, will be glorious victory Il is moi
forgotten that two years ago this fall Governor Ransom
carried every county in the State His popular admins.
traton, well past remembrances, give token of
coming triumphant democratic victory. There is no
sounder or serner stuff than that composing the Michigan
democracy They "never surrender p H'H.
EDMUND FLAee ESQ., private secretary OF Mr. Hanneean
United minister Berlin, arrived at New York
few days since, from Europe, and has gone West. Mr.