The daily union., 1852-07-10
From Hon. X. Strange, of North Cmo'ina.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., June 80, 1852.
GEETLEMEE II is very doubtful whether | shall be
able avail myself OF your most welcome invitation 10
participate in the festival OF the ensuing anniversary OF
our national birthday, at Tammany Hall, on Monday,
the 9Th proxmo. t ).
am greatly rejoced 10 hear Of the renewed union Of
the great republican party OF New York, whose diyis-
ions have seriously threatened with ruin the whole
republican party of The United States. Believing. as
DO that the desinies Of this great nation depend the
maintenance downfall OF republican principles, the
first wish OF my heart has been for their preserva
ton, and all that own would be cheerfully divided 10
their security.
Knowing as every man must, the mighty power OF the
Empire State, both physical and moral in determining the
results OF presidential elections II is all important TO
every wellwsher OF his country that The whole OF that
strength should be given 10 The support OF the republican
causea cause that, as you Justly remark " has never
been defeated when the republican party OF The Union has
united and spoken Inc full voice OF its patriotic adyo
cates II is cheering hen on the eve OF one OF the most
important presidential elections that country has ever
Witnessed 10 behold the dense columns OF New York
democracy gathering 10 their standard and with the prn-
cples OF l79s in their hearts, sending forth the general
shout OF Pierce and King 1t cannot but strike terror TO
the heart Of whggery il cannot but energze with new
life the republicans of other States, and to be
lighted up with brighter flame every altar OF popular
freedom throughout the length and breadth OF our glorious
land.
| will be with you if can | would like to bear from
your glowing altar some burning coal, with which to
kindle more intensely the zeal OF friends in my
State long to see North Carolina once more where
she properly belongs, among the foremost in the great
republican army OF the Union, and longer looked
iooy @ upon as op p voa + ba se ssu % 6
ensuing election will realize this most ardent wish OF my
heart
,Bal if cannot be with you in person, my heart will
be there and you will please consider present in the
following sentiment:
9Th, Empir State !" Her is the sword of Brennus
in pocal balance May always be thrown into the
republican scale
have the honor to be. gentlemen, your obedient
want, RO. STRANGE.
From, Hon. J. Lstcher. Of Virginia.
WA.HNoroN, June l6, 1852
GENTLEMEN: acknowledge with great qualification
the receipt OF your letter OF the 2ih instant, inviting me
10 unite with the friends OF Pierce and King in the city
OF New York " in the celebration OF the ensuing annl-
gag ements compel me 10 decline acceptance OF your
klnd invitation The approaching presidential election
is of the utmost importance and interest and i be.
hooses every democrat 10 exer, himself n behalf OF The
They are gentlemen OF high character, distinguished
TALENT enlarged experience IN public affairs, unqaeson-
ed patriotism. and The soundest republican principles
ry have been long tiled and in prosperity and adver-
sity have proved true TO The faith and interests Of The
de nocatc party Tney men OF national views, and
feelings and principles and will so administer the gov
eminent put end 10 the sectional strife that has
so long existed and effect restoration OF peace and
tranquility, By full recognition of the constitutional
rights OF all sections OF the counyNorth, South, East,
and West.
With such nominees there ought TO be cordial re-
union OF our friends and am grathed 10 know that
the indications particularly in the great Empire Sste)
furnish most convincing evidence that such reunion
will take place. that past divisions and dssensons will
exist and that all who claim The honorable
OF democrat will be found under that flag which
borne successfully by Jefferson in that ever-memorabie
contest ol ls00 and which will be trumphany borne
TO victory by the gallant Frank Pierce in the coming
contest II are oy as true TO ourselves aud our prin
ciples as our fathers
Inc objects for which we struggle are well cacula cd
70 rouse up all energies and stimulate us TO our ut
most exertions We seek to deliver the country from
misrule and NAL adminisration-to secure economy in
the public expendtures-to relieve the treasury from the
exhausng process Of Galphnism and Gardinerism-re
form the administration OF foreign affairs in such
way give ample protection TO our citizens wherever
they may be found TO shield the national flag from n
sui and 10 preserve and protect all our great and
growing interests the American continent We
must restore the good old days OF a strict construc
ton OF the federal constitution. These the objects
for which we struggle in the coming coniest-obects
worthy our united untiring exerons. With "union and
harmony" our success is certain.
Most heartily approving the objects OF your celebration
/ am, very truly, your obedient servant,