The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-14


We have taken the liberty OF dipping into our portfolio
and bringing out of the letters which have been ad-
dressed 10 us by our peudiced and mpassoned sabscr
ben. We hope we may be excused for making ex-
tracts from some Of different tone. The following
are fresh from the oven They reached us by Tuesday
mornings mail: gsg g isaosg
"CAsros, (Fson county, lllinois,) Nov. Q, 1850.
The democracy OF this county believe course taken
by you the slavery question to be We have
Poled larger majority the a,t election Than usual and
have returned Colonel Richardson % Congress- from his
district beating the big gnn of whigey o. II Browning
abolition free soil We hope that ha ppness and
long life may attend you through ths world and tits tho
wish Of all true-hear,ed democrsn| X ueogf6s JILL
f1 NASHVILLE, (Tennessee,) Dec. I. 1860
"Nne-enhs OF US here fn the Union and the late ad
u.ment Of our Seks,ng We believe there e virtue and
there prove deficiency OF that then there will be mness
.uo,en, ~ the Executive 70 enforce the execution and
default OF this there 10 enough hrn,ness In the South
face MI dangers In 'naia'ennnee OF their rights
II . Ho.ruvlIlr. twayae 90. Mich ;, Dec 2. 1850.
We 10 favor OF the Union doctrines inoucaed In
your valuable paper, aud sincerely believe that the
.cy Of Mchgaa are to-day 10 iayor Of sustaining all Of
the guaraaees OF the constitution every portion this
epabc The policy ofouf veteran patrol and states
dial, cherished by very large majority o. The people Q,
Michigan, than at the time Mr. Bae beaten, but,
Of some Of The apd. prsolised TO prejudice IL. election.
sloob, mach whether lhe half has been ,oI him Tho
ucschery of few profess democrats did defeat
his than any other And, cir. inlfy satisfied
that Mr. Bnef defeated by his Ieis; nd how
Poiessed democrats who and had been recognised
rs democrats Distributed the democratic tickets with
penninan's pasted Nc Bnels nicely that Il
not easily perceived anil they recognised
be democrats who handed the tickets, lew thought
examine thein and u discovered unit nenriy the
time closing the polls Ihave doubt that 100
In this township we're cast ia the above and
have no doubt that tne Sane game played all over tho
district, where " conid be-"
PAwruxer, CIR. I'D Dec. 10, 1850.
|" take this opportunity 70 you the high pratt
fcation feel m patIonzing yoos pa on aec,ont al
the kish constitutional aud patriotic ground you have
taken, particularly during tho past year. whentha whole
country was excited 10 greater degree than
known before, causing many patfio lear glorious
Union would moi survive oag. Bar The pao iaa OF our
great Clay, Cass. Webstc Dickinson, Fooic,
which, after exciting debate in Cong ress
passed both houses aud received the approbson OF the
President. lz.tff* Mf9 FL Nsfa ~ Maa7f# aN
Oar southern iienJs ought rejoice when thcy know
the North viii susnI1 all tbe OF promise
which Congress has passed. Tue pcople OF The North will
no opgci sustain countenance abolition l,Datics The
cies OF New York. Boston, and Phiadephi have nnby
come % e rescue, and his has srous the yeonaury 81
New England They IN favor OF the Uion, with All i,s
compromises and hope and trust the Soah have no
cause complain Of their brethren Of tie North
The Soah ~ eli tim had friends among the
peor here AZ the North, who have their
complains 10 be JUST but ust that thtre win no longer
indulge 10 sectional chickering's but cnnncs ourselves win
ifaterns aheron % brethren Of the great republican FAM
ty Determined 10 hve Ia this glorious and Ia my Union
u.antaning and supporting the consultation and AVS