Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
Correspondence.
From our Washington Correspondent,
70 tie Elitor 9r' lie Mirror."
WASHINGTON, June l2, 1862.

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on WEDNESDAY i 1,H ,,: ino '' g. pa
lr se'nns ir0an o washington ,,., : 10 Dai'
,''n9fe arc 81 great t"lt ~ aPpeurs 10
Ut thought a',''oSt aos''u'oly ,ecessu-
~ mat the ae.esa'es 10 ,!esc o"nVen'
l'",'s should hrSt WISH washington III
order TO icei now 'n ,c Pu'se oea's Ut
the fountain mead Inc Guy Is BENG
considefap,y JdMme" ny oeiesa'cs Il.
present. mere Is 10 nc some contest
hctwecn the trends "l inc asp'ran'S'
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Inc ra''hca'io'' meeting ne,o III t"ls
city last week. approving OF inc nom
nations MADE recently az Da'a,more'
was u .pre.ty collsideraple aliair' as
JACK LOWING woula say zen Cass
led OIL III Il very Sensible ana geiltie-
manly style, in which he, in effect,
gavo a final and long farewell To the
democracy, in the way Of ever being
before them again in the character OF
an aspirant to the Presidency. He is
now hung up TO dry, and will serve as
a living monument to his party that
greatness and goodness arc not 10 be
considered as necessary characters
ties for M aspirant TO tho Presidency
To possess; but that he who possesses
the greatest megatiee qualities in the
democratic ranksi is Tie greatest man.
Gen. Sam. Houston next mounted tho
rostrum, and acquitted himself in pret-
,ymuch the same strain, pledying that
the lone star, Texas, should be the
Banner State in the coming contest.
The General, | think, feels himself
over done and done over. Next came
the "litlle giant" Of the West. He
appeared to be more enthusiastic
Flo cyidc'tly .de'se""s-s"nsiae
case as hopeless us those who preced-
ed him. He is comparatively ayolng
nun yet, alii ilalters himself that
there is better day coming and that
lie was nearer The Whlte House III the
late light ut Baltimore ,';, than he ever
was before. Inc Judge doubtless,
has taken Inc night view OF Tins mat
'er; io spas u,u' "Io ,n ,,'.' I
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every "as r no rvs s, '1"'s n'ia il ',l
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wafu as 1r lon n,;, 1s'I "a, 's,s" ,' @viO
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a"" =" I ,.,ha' i ~ novorn ,h;s sn,,n
n ,rv .; 'S i, save m msI H. re,",l;a,cJ thc
ny OF tho admin;strp,;on IN thc
C"ham MAR and asks whom dill ,Ie
Smc,;cnn a,a trail lower ,Inn II has
lnrin" ,he nrssen, wLig rulc ." lam
nf m,;,;"u ,lnt every loncy, ,,an in
his rn,',,,rv be- he villa or 1emocrat
wL. G,irIy understands Ills AMIR ,v;II
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