The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-28

The Vote Of Loudsua County, virgins.
Mn EDITOR A letter appeared in the Daily Tel
graph of this city last week. informing the public that
the county Of Loudoun pledged give 10 MIR George
w. Summers the gubernatoral election. on the sih OF
December next, a majority Of fifteen hundred This
promise from dsral TO the support OF another fed
sra is in perfect keeping with the principles and opin-
ions OF that old federal county from time mmemoral.
take il for granted, them that the promise made will be
fulfilled. il the democratic phalanx that there inhabit
Will permit them 10 carry out their support OF
The federal candidate But, sir the iederalsls of Lou
doun that have pledged themselves 10 the federal cand
date for governor Of Virginia not the opponents OF the
opinions and principles Of the good old Commonwealth OF
Virginia. This same county, a long time ago, had an
elecor by the name OF Burr Powell. This same Powell
although elected by general ticket elee,o to Mr..
Jefferson the President OF these United States changed his
vote in the college of electors, and voted for the old blue
ighi monarcha, the elder Adams-hereby dsreg ing
III. voice Of Virginia, bu, in truth ponrg the ssni-
m,nts of he majority OF the people OF loudoun. We
have, il is true, good and true democrats in that
county, but the tory voice OF $500 TO 1914 still pre-.
dominate. there, and hence their promise OF fifteen
hundred majority for Mr.. Summers on the s,h OF
December. Mr.. Summers is federalst Of the old
Loudoun school Mr. janney, of Loutoun, has promised
10 sustain Mr. Summers We had hope Of better things
OF Mr Janney but if he is chained TO his federal and
abolition IDOL in preference the welfare of his native
State be uso The selection is his own. One thing is
certain IT seals his late public for all time TO
COM. federaiist TO rule Virginia is an anomaly ii
cannot be; il ia contrary TO justice and prudence and
To the welfare OF the nation. But Mr. Powell
d,reeard.d the voice OF Virginia 10 the election OF the
elIer Adams so will the majority of the federalists
Of Ioudoun now disregard the settled opinion OF the ma
lorty OF the people OF Virginia and vote for man who
il OF their political faith-Mr, George w. Summers But
the times have changed The neu constitution of yIr.
GINA will bring many thousands to the polls for the FIRST
time and let me ask, they entitled to this privilege
by the action Of the federal party Far, very far from
it, The federxliss, party, opposed to all re
form they as party, adhere 10 the king lords, and
commons prerosatve they, as party, abbor the idea
Of extending privileges 10 the "dear people," with whom
they have no affinity.
TIE idea is pepos,erous that Loudoun county will give
fifteen hundred federal majority for Mr.. Summers There
not in the county many voters that will forswear
III. principles of their birhnght and vote the fede-
raj ticket Besides, there is phaanx OF republicans
10 that county, who will explain to the poers TO
whom and what action they indebted for the priv-
l.Ee Of voting for their rulers now and for the fra, time
Certainly the rising generation is not degenerate and
derelc, Of duty and love Of country II the old time
ederasts were not true to the country, il no
ha, the rising generation should continue in the same I'M
balowed course No, fellow cilizens, you will not fol
low after their idols bu, you will look 10 the glory and
interest Of the loved old Commonwealth. and in voting
Tor sgovernor you can discriminate between the federal
ia Summers and the patriot johnson. II you wish TO
honor The State and be rseful in after life vote all OF
yoa, heartily. and with unanimity that will eonfound
Liberalism for Joseph Johnson, of Harrison. He is a
Nirginan-pure and unadneraled-of the good old JET
ier'onisn and Andrew Jaek sop democratic stock
MASON