The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-21

PHIlAprLpnIA, September 10, ls4g.

PHIhADELPHIA, September 10, ls49.
Now BY 81. Paul the war goes bravely on There is
now little any doubt at all OF the complete overthrow OF
the whole wing city and county ticket The dssasfac-
ton among the wings is great that the administration
hady p sad 70 party in The city and
wing trusts another in anything relating to politics
The administration candidate for Mayor-that is, the
though and Ready candidate-is defeated candidate
something like iegTdemaia succeeded in obtaining the
nomination. pretty well understood that the admins
traton in Washington want him to be defeated lest he
s a asn saesn af ss
popular per se-hat Is to say, as Rough and Ready
man in any shapeto meet with the thorough opposition
Of almost every honest wing not par ezeeAeaee po
dote which, ii not true, is at least very truthke II
said that, the other day, Barnum OF the Museum had
among other curiosites, particular usts nature, called
"a satisfied whig but before he could be exhibited, he
disappeared, and has not since been heard of.
The ward elections Of delegates for nominating an in
dependent mayor and council ticket very generally
and respectfully attended many gentleman being pres
ent who ON no former occasion attended ward meet.
ing. and who would not have turned out this time, but
Tor the fear that under the socaed Rough and Ready
may well imagine what effect such feeling on the part
Of most respectable portion OF our community must
have on the ensuing election, and may judge for your
selves whether the administration not doomed to be
routed, horse FOOT aud dragoons October next Bets
already freely offered by The wings themselves against
The success Of their ticket but person found fool hardy
The nomination OF Mr. Rothermel for sheriff is par
cuarly unfortunate to the whgs and the weakest that
could have been made out of the three candidates who
were put in nomination Mr.. Dale was undoubtedly the
strongest but the clques OF Deawdrians who are
determined rule the city and county, would not
nominate him, lest he might when elected prove in
dependent man.
The news about Major Poussin has taken many OF our
politicians by SURPRISE and attempt is made by
OF the friends Of the administration to make capital out
Of IL by claiming for the Secretary Of State degree Of
courage and ntrepdty for which he has yet received
but little credit When the matter shall be thoroughly
explained we shall know how 10 judge Of il. Mean
while, takes no great dipomast to perceive that Mr.
Poussn, who was. appointed minister 70 the United
States by The provsona government OF France, in
sequence Of his thorough epublicansm cannot be very
popular with the powers that rule Frances and that
Mr.. Clayton instead Of provoking Louis Napoleon, by
sending his minister home, will only have furnished him
agreeable opportunity OF getting rid of democratic
servant for more monarchical and doce Mr.. Clay
is al all events. exceedingly discreet in the choice Of
his victims. He has picked quarrel with Baron Roen.
the liberal minister of the extinct Central Power OF
Germany, and be has now a quarrel with hall dis
placed French republican. doubt much whether he
viii have the least difficulty with either Russia
Austria. T" Our army swore terribly in Flanie
FAIR PLAY.