The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-24
senator gos. rather gu. Of bis way 10 a.sa our humble

Y. y. ,ssI .s az s.asns elections and shall deserve o
We have some doubts whether General jackson ever
made such declaration Certain IL is, heard oil
II from Mr. Polk, who always treated with unbound
ce IB snon % b.
letter TO Mr. Blair, We have already noticed i. We
know not what the Colonel by the ruin" we
have done the party II TO share with all possible
tsy the administration of Mr. Polk; il little bark
has not failed TO pursue the triumph and parake The
gale" under the most brilliant administration which this
country has ever Witnessed ii TO have conducted the
Union upon the Jelefsonian principles and amidst the
fearful struggles which the nation has ever seen, as
obtan his sincere thanks and waTmest friendships 10
have received one OF the kindest letters have ever
alter he left Washington, aad il buta few days before
his DEATH the 18th June, ls49, and probably the last
'Say TO Mr. Richie that he is doing his duty 10 the re-
publican party noy and that would be happy 70 hear
from him- these are sig9s lha! we have ruined le
preserve IT, II have contributed too, to lose the last
presidential election, let know what Colonel Benton
n y sueen q h DAYS
nights Of hard labor that devoted during the whole
campaign 10 the election OF our candidate' We deter
mined from the first moment follow rather than lead
public opinion but when the nomination was made BY
the democratic party dedicated all energies to the
cause Should we .reman,, here, land really we
some other man in our place some younger and bet
ter solder,") shall pursue the same again
Bp ss Look %s for hs s r
to Mr. Van Burens deserion 70 the free soilers Look
too Gen Taylors military ecla and the double phases
with which his friends presented him 10 the people IN both
sections upon that very question But spare II we
failed to do duty in is4s, why that generous and
soued letter OF thanks which we received from Mr.
Dallas on the very morning OF the election! Why The
Overlooking Acknowledgements received from General
Casss Why the public honor Of the address which we
received from the Jackson Association o. ms cry Who
the complimentary letters which TO us from all
parts Of the country Why such letter the follow
ing, from one OF the abest statesmen in Old Virginia
/" RcHaosp, November ls, ls4s.
"My Deeply sensible the heavy blow The country 10.
GsnsIa Ts9 .d sos, nsSs s
prudent abos the the people and the cot
ss sss .s G ss
s s Ss
W. s oa as
yet done and am ready 70 put ON my arms for
EN-, very truly sincerely yours.n
| Our party will succeed in the next campaign, II the
energies OF the people shall be seconded BY the dsiner
esedness of the aspirants; but we should FAIL II shall
be more the fault OF the senator from Missouri than
own Our ambition at least shall not stand in the way
q the trumphs Of our party Or The glory our country
content 10 let the following letter speak for US; He
will find that other persons than oursef have shared
the criticisms OF the great man OF the hermitage:
/ aWAsHIseTos, October 90, 1850
tanning eier August ss 1850
h%ons oei hnss dis letter contains the following
he did ns Se
man ruined and again IA.
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nothing more be said On that pen % n e
i fore 4, y was as known es N missouri,
Colonel Benton the last man Mho should
%''
.Ss s sseoa o Mr. Poa and
Ms Of tens Or
their through te whole canvas s.
did q MI Ben,on's at The umsi He
he Old Hero say that
d. % ss p e
entered the subject ans and and
and ssUss certain men Who DC ri.
wss.s friends but since n,s sy death have Si0''a
hoa''' uus aJoHN P. HESS.
"TnoxAs Rlrcms, ESQ.,
We have dwe TOO long upon the history Of the ''or,
gin OF the Washington Union and YET we are tempted
to trespsss once upon the patience Of our readers
persons have anilnadverted on ne course o. gu.
paper whenit the official organ MT nves 70 KIND
enough rake up IRON the kennels everything he has
heard about the querulous and mUnenty discontens oil
any one OF the cabinet Will the reader, Then. excuse us
for before him The following paper which we pre-
lor expelling from the sofa. seats Of The Senate
was before them Il not read them as we desired
hut repubIlsh IT, 10 complete the history OF our
OF the official paper II has the advantage,
too OF being written al moment when The facts Were
fresh in recollection
II "sATuKpaY, 2 O'Clock
Washington unwingy- unwilnely But three
advised and converse freely win
r Polk myself whether could carry out The
pfncipcs always attached. followed Their
evening arrived had hours conversation win
him. description We compared notes To-
nearly hour A. the eo.s q y e remarked .sS %a
principles samehey OF te Jenersonan scnoo
faithfully them OUT and asked me 70 come
and cooperate in the object
President knows that would my
ofhis FOR
september ls45the day ater The Defenders OF
ofJudge Soyl asked an interview
Of conversng upon subject when
had deeply interested In repairing 70 ne White House me-
and from him passed into ht
knew the President was about 20 prepare ms
and wished 10 see whether we sun agreed ~ opn
would stand In his way uat aid nov
and that could NOT carry Out ny.
wished retire. and leave inc hed
conductor Of the then went ON upon me
kind eondng repeated principles were The same and
thought change the edtohp Of the Unao
In nme the War came In with papers
would leave him TO his omcia dnues no
drew myself the utmost height o. my
stature and, lifting right foot az the same une said 70 nm
emphstcay then, understand, sir that with your con
~ moment sm w noise When .oanSeS i,ousou
He len him, and return communicated
Substantially the senator from Florida who appeared
1Ancbcr Congress United States with
consideration which did not become them cut me o
considerable portion OF our earning
n The hs, he der that vote a a. e
would retire fran position which