The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-18


tract from letter received from friend in North Caro-
Ina We are much obliged for the favorable opinion
which he expresses with regard 10 our humble labors
In reference to his suggestion that should always call
the enemies OF democracy in this country by their old
name of ederaists we assure the writer that
in the proprety OF his suggestion They have indeed,
earned full measure OF disgrace and infamy under the
old and odious name Of fedealists, and they will be
equally as unucky under any name which they may as
sumo In our opinion, they will SO disgrace the name
of wing before the expiration Of the present presidential
term, that they will be for discarding ii and assuming
another. Viewing the matter in this light. indif
feren, as 10 what name they may appropriate TO them
selves except tina, Of democrats well knowing that the
people will recognise them under whatever alias they
may assume.
RALEIGH, IN. CO. July 9, is4s.
Sra: am a subscriber to your valuable paper, and
cannot admire too much the fidelity and zeal with which
you expose the Inconsistencies and broken pledges OF
this mo. party" administration.
observe that the Republic, the organ Of General Tay
lo Gas III regarded here in the country) calls us by
the impoe sobrgusf OF "locooco party = and that ma
biiualiy My blood boils read the intended insult
presume il wishes TO steal our real name have no
objection TO being 80 called satisfied that the people are
sufficiently intelligent to understand our principles moi
tvittstanding Not the federal party who are ever
changing their names They have changed them 50 often,
that hereafter alias will avail them-not even tne
respectable name OF democrat"
lei me now ask Of you TO call them by their right
name-"the federal party'-and nothing else ask thus
"A one OF the democratic soveregns OF the land, and
hope you will comply with 30 reasonable request.
The affair Of the United States ship" sold 10 the Ger
man people as one step towards a navy, which they
needed TO defend their liberties, producing powerful
eject II demonstrates clearly that this administration is
adverse 10 the progress OF liberty in Europe and has no
cordial sympathy with the people here or there The
conduct Of Secretary Clayton is universally reprobated
and the sophisy Iesorted to by him TO bolster up Is
deemed unworthy Of the least Of county court law.
yers This should be kept constantly before the people
The wigging and ivsng Of the Republic to get rid OF
H. only shows how IL is viewed in high places NEvER
LET TT DROP This ship under bonds" should adorn a
democratic transparency in 1851.
Prescription, OF course must constitute the staple OF
your editorial denuncations until administration poll.
| cy is put forth.
pretrnds 10 defend the administration here and there
erpeetanf does So but so amey that makes every
laugh II smells in the nostrils OF every honest man
neither chloride of lime nor burnt brandy will il
| from overwhelming defeat in 1852
heard Taylor man say the other day that the admin.
is,raiion had no friends that would end in disgrace
and that the democratic party would triumph at the next
election beyond all former precedent
| Yours, &c.