The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-14

n ANYTHING could rouse up friends in Virginia TO
the "topmost bent OF all their exeons, it is the inter
eat which the present wing administration takes in her
approaching elections. 1t is the ardent anxiety which
the wing papers taking the result of her contest
next Thursday week They have spared three demo-
cratic office hoders-amost the only exceptions which
have yet been made in the of prescription; and
their electioneerng frends-as Mr.. Faulkner did the
other day to the meeting of Warren county-are
ayailng themselves of the fact to trumpet forth the
moderation of the Executive Even the guilIoune
is supposed have been partially kept back, in con-
sequence Of her coming election. But the following
appeal to the wings of Virginia from the wing "ln-
ouirer" of Philadelphia, conducted by gentleman
who is now prominent candidate for the post Office of
that city, speaks volumes OF anxiety upon the result
Iimeo Danaos, ct dona terentes We copy the whole
article verbatim, that the democrats of the Old Do
mnion may see the Importance which is attached TO
her vote Let them remember the moral force which
that election is calculated to carry with it, and re-
member too the character of the administration which
she is invoked to assst--wh its broken pledges
with lis proscriptve spirit; and the support of a
protective spschc-duty tariff is one of the declared
canons of its faith We call Them therefore, to arouse
themselves, and every district which voice and vote
secure TO the republican party and that party sup
porting her own illustrious principles.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer Of Thursday.
A TO VIRGiNA.-THE COMING ELKCTioN MEM
BsRs CONGRESS- We that political brethren in
Virginia fully alive to the importance OF the election for
members of Congress- which is about take place in that
State. We them that much anxiety is felt upon the
Pennsylvania and that triumphant result for the
friends Gen Taylor will be hailed with feelings of
thss e4dnary satisfaction. Such result readily be
secured by union, eor activity May these be looked for
Are beehreh in that influential old Commonwealth,
fully Of the importance of the struggled Is the party
thoroughly unitedl Those questions which naturally
present themselves under the circumstances 1t would in
deed untoward sign if Virginia should faer. We
aware that she did give her electoral Gen. Tay-
lor the last Presidential election, but she made noble
effort and indicated that the party of political friends
was powerful and increasing. Let the spirit be
manifested the Goth of the present month, and ali
will be WELL Let it not be supposed that the gain OF
single member of Congress is important In order
afford the administration fair play-in order that the
measures of General Taylor may have calm and dispas
sionate hearing before the country there should be de-
cied and efficient majority in the House of Representa-
tve much will depend upon the political com exion
of the popular branch of national legislature Virginia
too always exercises influence. She has given the
country many Presidents, and her have par
tcipaed largely in the discussion and adjustment of
great grave questions that her representatives in Con-
gress command respect The President has honored
her by choosing from among her gifted member Of
his cabinet and this should serve additional induce
energy and activity on the part OF our political
brethren of that patriotic Commonwealth.