The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-17

BY M. Dillon Seward and Van Bursn-Ths twin broth.
achieve the victory In 1852 the combination Of both
BY Gsuu ii Striker, The "council DIRE Of Tammaay
Society" like the sacred spark Of berymay i,s nams
BY VIM Lawion. General cass and William o. Baler--
Standard bearers IN ~ oil the democracy That democ.
BY Francis Boale hint-,o him Of the South aud him
Of the Mortified every one mind his own business Some
BY Moses O. flanagan. The great and patriotic State Of
the Senate OF the United States who The opinion
that there Is higher law than the constitution
By g1es, CommodoIe s!ocklon-Ihs man who never
BY Mike Walsh The Democratic Party--t has always
By James Fureys Tammany Socisiy-A fortress never
taken BY storm or by open enemesnayi u never be
BY J, H. Perkins, The democracy Of the State Of New
YoFk-May she surrender The black flag. and be
BY Charles +. Linebacks, The Uaion--what God has
united %, let no man "a. Pa. s .,. %i . ~,
him nothing because treason cancels all debts due TO a
BY Dr. vachs Our own Senator Dickinson Addict
Of democracy IN he highest councils OF the nation ah
file Of her democracy consider the rivalry for leadership
honor. Or Office, mean s'rugss indeed when compared
Brossf @asa Marlin Van exam
Pile of ungratefu eachery and aposacy extreme
that. unlike that Of Arnold Its universal
denunciaton has never been accompanied by an expires
BY William Denman, editor OF the Truh.,ellers The
Democratic Parry Of the uaonone in iai'h one In fam
by Brother WIN. l.. Hall As long there Office
nan see ds,nga senator made President, be sold
himself like Judas 10 Garrison Douglass, Black, White,
blow stabbed Union, and the glorious thai
made him Shall there be a resurrection for hint
BY j. G. Hart Lieutenant HnnterMsy he die short
| y; but when he dies may he be buried in Manhattan
earth that earth which contains nothing but what is
BY Henry S;orms Democrat Is first object aims q, the
elevation Of the masses. Although many may the
Bic erhoyre Of truth and despoer Of error shall prove 70
the world thar they overthrow the institutions Of
our country or the cause OF freedom.
BY Lieut. c. G. Hunter. The great democratic republic
of North America-our beloved country--It Is like the
SUM- dispensing its rays and the republican world revove
| BY U D. French, The Union-Beautifal in the simp.
city OF It's in its combination of ind
vidua and State rghts-powerfn 10 protect the liberties
Of the people but too weak to violate them with impaniy
must endure while Freedom has worshippcro or Humanity
BY John Rusk, l4th ward Democracy and arsocracy-
The first eievaes and ernobles man 70 the position de-
signed for him by the Creator The latter debases him
oppressos and yrants May sons Of ever
cherish the former and hold in perpetual adherence the
BY Joseph Coles The .sButalo Platormn--A superfr
an "a ss BY spg
want man 2 H Inr h N President they
May h.
ward due to those who are ever ready to march, TO fight
Y 4
BY Harry Baxter. George Law--who, by perseverance,
aud industry, has raised himself deseryedy high posi-
ion as a mechanic, gentleman, and a man of science
May ne live long, and enjoy the confidence of the demo-
cratic party.
BY John McGra:h, Dooley's Long Room. In the slx,b
Ward-Famous in the history Of the democratic party or
producing the best talented and able advocates Of
| IT'S
BY Thomas Whelani Our Wigwam, Old Tammauy
Hal-The brushwood and spatt-ash have for dim
furson deposited against her back log alive and her
calumet Will ere long be smoked over the wreck Of fed
eraiism and The shattered baements Of Lindens Wall.
By O. Bogardus The remnant q those black brethren
more may they carry IL into Africa
BY Francis B Fitch, Washingion's Farewell Address
now ascertaned 10 have been by his sacred
hand-A oil immortal pre- iph, TO ali who
BY Andrew Nesb; Our absent friends in California the
flower and chivary OF democracy-May services
In that aroH REGION in the support Of the
dom, be useful to their eow-men they have been
ByM w Fream, The opening as set in the Nicholson
Leiter--he close as the Committee Of Thirteen have
ported.
By Eccles Gillender. General Samuel Houston pro
iotype OF the lustrious Jackson.
BY John Smuh, The Union-Our Fathers laid the
stone their sons now stand the sentinels.
Al about half-past eleven the President pro TEN CAV.
volunteer toast The Press of the city and county
of New York." which was handsomely received Tn,
health OF the proprietors of Tammany Hall, Messrs
Howard Brown, was the last toast and TO this the
whole assemblage gave hearty assent; after which the
company separated. Every one who had been paiei
pant in the entertainment Of the evening seemed highly
gratifed with each other. and with everything around
them. Nothing occurred to destroy the harmony Of the
evening" and all who were present will remember with
pleasant recoecons, the Sixty first Anniversary Of the
Tammany Society," or Columbian Order