The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-10

From the Albany Argus.

The candidates are well known the country and 10
the democracy Gen. PIERCE ls among the moe, r ash
gushed OF the public of New England lhough
YET in the meridian OF life he has attained The 'front.' rank
in profession which embraces the highest grade OF cut
iyated intellect which the country can boast lie mas
served with distinguished ability in both houses oil Con-
gTess exhibiting in both sound ana elevated statesman
ship. and the talent and research which mad gwen nun
such deserved emnence at the bar Nor Is he unknown
10 fame as identified with the military renown acquired
for the country and its in the late with Mexico
AS brgadier general. appointed BY President Polk, he
served through the and at Churubusco, and in The
other battles before the city OF Mexico he displayed mil
ia qualities in the field scarcely inferior 10 his conceded
abilities civilian and statesman The public are
familiar with the stirring incidents of the campaign and
the prominent part which Gen. Pierce prompt to respond
10 the call OF has country bore IN contest which con
iribued much TO the glory and the extension OF the
American coniederacy. Few enjoy in higher de-
gree the confidence and respect OF his political friends
and none have higher claims TO his we-earned popular
lily, even beyond the ranks of his party
The Hon. WILLIAM X. KING, Of Alabama, stands prom
nently forward among the public men OF the South as
OF the ables he is OF the soundes and most
accomplished OF her democratic statesmen In his present
position of presiding officer OF the Senate position con-
ferred upon him by the unanimous vote OF that
acting Vice President of the United States BY the ele
walton OF Mr. Fillmore the presidency, he emphatically
honors the selection OF his associates He too enjoys
and deserved popularity 10 his section OF The
Unlon and his lends to the ticket strength which
defes opposition. whilst it insures it's success.
The admirable platform which the candidates are
placed before the American people fully up 10 the
expectations the wishes. and the demands Of the democ
racy OF the country It is broad, liberal, national, and
eminenty right and patriotic and will be received by the
democracy OF the nation, as il by the audience who
listened to il. with high qualification and enthusiasm
From Tie Godssoro' IN. c) Republican.
Gen. PIERCE is one Of those gallant souls who left
the comforts of fortune, the dgnes and uxuries OF Of
flee, to serve his country and endure the prvaons and
dangers incident TO soldiers life in Mexico.
The highes, honors of his native State have been
showered upon him. His character is pure and without
Tenroach, whether political q persona -, !,
in the fact that Virginia nominated him in the conyen
ton All the South supported him at once; and if any.
thing is required, will be found in the fact that
WILLIAM r. Kikc, Of Alabama, was selected for Vice
President. No better endorsement could any man re-
ceve than the fact that William r. King consents to serve
Cheerully, boldly. and rumphanily do we hoist the
flag of Franklin Pierce and William r. King.
From the Troy Budget.
Never did the prospect look more cheering. Even in
the days OF Jackson there was not more universal ex
preston OF satisfaction and of confidence than has already
been exhibited from extremity OF the country 10 the
other The response from the people and from the press
far it has been received, full Of encouragement
current destined 70 moce gathering strength IN its
progress till AZ shall bear lis SWeiling flood the democ-
yaey, their banner, and their candidates 10 signal and
glorious Uictory
From Westminster Jefersonian.
With The rcsult Of its deliberations we are satisfied
nay, pleased-and we unfur the banner and nail
it TO The staff with the confident assurance oil triumphant
result at the ballotbox. In this we are not alone All
with whom have conversed since The nomination have
expressed similar satisfaction. True, many OF our cii-
zens had expressed preerence-some for Buchanan.
others for Cas- Houston, eic.whe large portion cared
but little that good chosen Some OF these
personal preerenceswer strongly manifested but no dis
appointment has been experienced this quarter that
lhe nominees of the Baltimore Convention. We uni
led, aud enter the with union and harmony upon
our banner, and determination to conquer.
From Springfield (Mass) Post.
Gen. PIERCE will be elected. No living man, with I
the slightest political discernmen doubt that for
single instant The idol OF the democratic party in New
ampsbire--popular throughout New England, and
wherever else he is known-his will have charm
to spread like wdre over The entire country
Mark words with Franklin Pierce nominee
for the first office in the world, shall role up MAORI
ties everywhere that will frghlen whggery out OF ex-
lstence
From the Albany Atlas.
Identified with no schemes OF personal interest and ag-
grandizemen--free 10 act the welfare of the whole
community shall requre-the candidates OF the democ
racy are placed before the country under auspices the
most favorable 10 full vigorous, and cordial support of
the who constitute the buwark and defence of the
coniederacy We have the fullest confidence that il will
command that support !; and though opponents may
affect to derde the strength of our cause and candidates
they will learn by repetition OF the lessons OF the past
that when the democratic hosts forward in unison
aud harmony their march is onward TO victory.
From Eastern tMe.) Argus.
General PIERCE is in the prime OF lifeDot yet fifty
years ndand is the nominee that will sweep the Gaphns
and GARDENERS from the public crib any they
may put the iracx. The extraordinary unanmity OF
The convention General Pierce carries prestige,
vitality, with il that nothing resist All sections
left their avore candidates, and hurried to make this
nomination unanimous The like OF il seen
any nomination before. II is mark of confidence
that will be felt through the campaign. A convention |
embracing The great men that that did, and with the
master spirits that candidates for the presidency
sacrificing all previous predictions and 2s2 Of ass
uniting The candidate for the highest Of
fee in the world, shows great confidence. and argues
doubted The man who could receive that vote
under those circumstances. from such body OF men,
the democracy OF the nation may be assured
man
The nomination for Vice President is also very fitting
one WIN X. KsG il known as one of The ablest men
in the United States Senate He has been long go He
has beeo president Of that body and is acting Vice
President of the United States in consequence of the
death az Gen. Taylor and Mr. Flmore's promotion He
has been minister to France with great acceptance
Hejs OF talent and character, OF which the de-
inocracy may be proud. Thus much for to-day but we
shall soon Iecur 10 the ssbject al length, we
shall have time to arrange our facts and historical rem
nscences.
From the Ohio Statesman
GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE, or NEw HArpsHRe
NOMINATED ron THE PREsDEscY.--Fhe above an
nouncenent by the wires about the middle of the
afternoon. This result has not been unanhcpaled and
will surprise few.
With General PIERCE the country is familiar He has
rendered most eminent civil services in the councils OF bis
State, in those Of the nation and did much 10 up
hold the honor OF the American upon the battle