The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-04

IRON tho Penn.yly.ni.n, october ~.

REMEssER !-Remember, voters OF Pennsylvania, that
the votes thrown by the members OF Congress from this
State against the measures OF peace recently adopted BY
Congress, to the infinite qualification OF the people, were
wing votes.
Remember that Thaddeus Stevens. wing. now run.
ming Tor selection in the Lancaster district was one OF
these 1900
Remember that Henry D. Moore. native abolition
wing, now running for reelection in the 90 district IN
this county was another Of these enemies Of compromise
Remember that Jesse C. Dickey a wing member from
Chester county. candidate Tor re-eecnon IN inc
Chester district another OF these foes oil Union and
Remember that Andrew J. ogls. a wing member. now
running for reelection in the Somerset district, was an
Remember that J. w Howe, now running for re- elec-
ton in the Mercer district also whg was another OF
this band OF consatos against the earnest wish OF the
Remember. also, that Thaddeus Stevens. whig has
undertaken to get Congress to repeal these glorious
measures OF Cancellation and OF settlement
Remember, IN contrast with this picture, thar every
democratic member from the State voted for these pac
calory measures and in solid body responded to the
notorious and earnest desires OF the people
These important matters 10 be considered before
you Tuesday next They concern your interests
constitution, the advocates OF order and The enemies Of
those i0ho you'd destroy our free institutions
The FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DisTRIcT-Our democratic
friends in this district must be up and ADDING They
have glorious chance OF eecng their able and accom-
plished candidate; and they have only to improve the
roll up majority worthy Of the best days of the demo-
cratic party. Mr.. Levin the regular native American
candidate is canyassng for reelection but IS evident
that the wings OF the district have notion OF setting up
for themselves, at least if the card OF MIR. Slavery,
their candidate published by yesterday, means any
thing Our political friends must not Dc misIsa by TINS
state OF affairs, however They know too well the rapid
ty with which wings and natvsts fuse together IN the
stage Of conteseven i up to the opening Of the
polls they have been apparently hostile Take the mem
orable instance in 1874. when Mr. E. Joy Morris, the
wing candidate against Mr. Levin, was deserted by his
own wing friends, while they pretended TO adhere
TO him. Mr. Slavery may now be resolved upon being
candidate, as Mr. Levin may be; but the power OF the
general administration great and we must not be at all
aslonished to OF both withdraw before me sn
instant Be ready for every emergency, democrats be
ready for a contest oil most exciting character Stand
your candidate and induce all you can 10 vote Tor him.
an and energetic
tive. You elect him by union, concert, and vigil
| lance.
Hon. THOMAS Ross This gallant representative in
Congress OF Bucks and Lehigh has been unanimously
for eelecton by the democratic conferees OF
both counties. They have reason to be proud OF him
for he who went TO the national legislature without the
experience in public life that many yaunt as the Title TO
honor and applause, returns win reputation ior eo
might envy There is doubt OF his election, II only
our dmocratic friends rally, with their wonted energy, IN
his favor The federasts have put up Caleb Taylor,
notorious abolitonist, the competitor Of MIR; Ross
man who had he been in Congress during the last SEES
sion, would have voted with Stevens upon every ques-
or edo any bette Bucks will never do any prouder act
OF duty than by nvang each other in powerful MAORI
ties Tor Ross and democracy.
JOHN McNAR, Esa.-The democracy OF Montgomery
and Delaware have been fortunate IN securing Mr.. Me-
Na their candidate for Congress gentleman oil IN
bemished reputation varied requirements and stern de-
voton to democratic principles he has the energy, u
any man has, redeem that long misrepresened district
| anil as he has not been identified with the recent
unhappy quarres among our political friends there, he
he can rail- all in his favor Mr. Freddy, MS federal
opponent, is the present representative and has run
career in Congress Of some years. without showing
single trait worthy OF communication tie is in FACT an
obstacle in the way OF intelligent and national legisa,
ton Where he did not oppose the recent measures OF
peace he lodged them, and in doing proved himself
be utterly unworthy OF the trust conhded TO him oy
his constituents. We hope our democratic friends ~
this district will be on the alert Tor McNa ana the whole
democratic ticket in each OF the two counties.
YoRK Is A.FrELp-The York Gazette sounds the bugle
from the rampant with the clear note Of rumph-peaing
out the welcome sound OF victory and defiance All IL
well in York and Adams kurtz will be elected TO Con-
gess says the Gazee and Adams the associated coun-
~ sends the glad voice of confidence and hope. The
wings OF this district have nominated against Mr. kurtz
(who is, by the way, gentleman Of IRON energy and
faith in the good cause) Daniel Nj Smyser, OF Adams,
the author OF the celebrated wing address adopted last
winter in the legislature in which he undertook to show
the identity between federalism now and the wings oil
l776, by showing that both were opposed 10 rspresna
vedany reversed to suit the arstocratc tastes Oh our
modern wings
/ From the Norris,own Register, Oct J..
| The Election.
On next Tuesday the democrats OF this county will be
called upon TO exert themselves al the polls Tor The
triumph OF the which they regard as identified with
the prosperity and welfare OF the peoples and this view OF
| its character and Importance is correct one.
Whenever democracy has been In the ascendency, the
rights of all our citizens have been carefully respected
and diligently guardeahe interests and the honor oil
the nation have been protected and such line OF policy
has been pursued calculated 10 spread the
blessings OF our government among the masses or, IN
other words, TO besow the greatest good upon the great
est number
On every occasion that our political opponents have
been able 10 attain power they have sgnaly abused A.
From the earliest organization OF the federal party under
the elder Adams up the present time, all experience
has proven them be unathiu guardians Of the public
weal-unht administrators OF the public affairs. They
have never failed to show themselves inclined to make
q the rich richer and the poor poorer, by withholding
from the class the rights which properly belong 10
them, and besowng upon the other privileges beyond
their sharepriveges which IL Is contrary to the spirit
and genius Of our form OF government to have bestowed
on any particular or select portion OF our cilizens
the manifestation OF this disposition on the part
OF the political body arrayed against that caused our
democratic friends TO stand firmly BY the constitution, and
arrest their aggressive attempts The democratic party
has always been, in emphatic OF the term, the
poor mans party for It's principles call Tor an equal dis
iribuon of.the blessings OF free government and just
equalization OF its privileges among all
Our opponents have changed their name often but no
alteration OF the appeIlaton distinguishing them has
ever effected any alteration their doctrines or mode OF
conduct The federal party OF 1892 the national repub
cans OF 1884, and the wings OF modern days, have
views, and goverBed by the sentiments Whatever
tbey NAV make land their skill in this