The daily union., 1852-12-05

BY North Caroiiniau. The good old Rip Van Winkle
BY d. G, Lawrence. Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, aud Call
By Joseph Dudley Ward. James Buchanan, Of Penn
sylvsna The true patriot, the enlightened statesman
issohe Of his own Old Kysone State and as was shown
be Of the nson, for The highest and most hon
s o. haze Oar psmpcrssie Catholic Fellow
throughout the country Too enlightened 20 be deceived by
rrm in their political faith TO be
shaken by hypocnuca Appeals 20 ssctafian prelndces
by L. Reynolds Leuenants Porter and Davenport, late
oi the Crescent Ctyi" They have proved by their
gallant bearing that the fersonnd Of the American navy is
composed Of such stuhas men are made OF.
BY John II. Ennis Hon. w. A, Goeman gallant sol
def, able statesman, true and answering democrat
Gel. German loudly called for, but he had retired
BY Lambert Tree, jr Tue Stars asd Stripes. the proud
smbem ofour national glory Wherever our nag planted
BY b Iardela. Hoa frederick r. Stanton OF Tennes-
the able and patriotic chairman of the Naval Com.
await him may his worth and talents be fully appreciated
by the incoming administration,
never need voice 10 vlndicale It's principles vote TO
maintain tha long rich Irish brogue is heard
BY Byron G.Dsnels, esq. of New York The Hon. Ste.
Phen Douglas true Representatives in the councils Of
characterize our age and country.
BY John + Ennls. The.recent Triumph of Democracy
The OF Misunderstanding resurrection OF our country
brightest hopes
ByRM Young The Hon Bedford Brown, senator
ics Ii enough say him, that be Of that Spartan
band Of democrats who enlisted during ,hs war in that
ury against the Bank Of the United States
There were loud calls for Mr.. Brown to respond to
this sentiment, but he had left the hall
BY Joseph Hedreck. The Treasury OF the United States
May have light Minded rusty Hunter ferret
out and catch The Galphns.
BY James Owner Democracy Consecra alike by
the thunders Of Sinai and the beamng OF Behe
hem its mission will b. accomplished when tyranny
ceases and every people worship under their
and fg tree, with none 10 moest lake them afraid
BY A. Kendall Annexation II is the marriage OF States
and nationssaie when well assorted happy and perpe
By Hon John D. Freeman The Democracy OF Washing
recent campaign they delivered deadly fire in The rsar;'
tonight they have given rs splendid specimen OF hre
BY James Owner Hon. Richard Brodhead The de
mocracy Of Pennsylvania hcaored him with sea, in The
rity reflect that honor back on his State.
Senator BRoDHEAD. OF Pennsylvania, said Mr. Pres
dent and gentlemen, am not accustomed to make
speeches upon occasions like this; but beg 10 thank
you sincerely for the cordial manner in which you have
received the sentiment just read. do not respond for
myself rise TO say word or two for that good old
Commonwealth which is moderate in preience but al
ways much in demand and efficient in action about
election tines [Cheers and aughter feel especially
proud OF The action OF my native State, and particularly
OF my old congressional district, in the recent election
That good old Commonwealth struck the blow in Octo
Der which crippled the enemy before he came into the
general engagement in November. [Great cheering.l
II was said that General Scott nominated carry
that State, and that he would carry it. The result has
shown that General Pierce the very 10 do that
wsrk. [Cheers That good old State has always here
tofore occupied. and | trust always will hereafter
cupy. an important position IN this Union, situated
she Is between the dividing interests of the North and
the South devoted she is TO this great Union of ours
which was consummaed by the blood OF heroes and The
wisdom OF sages-a Union which the swaddling
clothes of national infancy and the coat of mail
which envelopes the giant limbs oil national
hood. lGreat cheering
Gentlemen, have right 10 rejoice upon this
son. Aside from the confidence which we all feel in
the ability and integrity OF General Pierce, two great OBJ.
ecs have already been attained The idea of avalabil-
ity account of military services ancied real, has
been laid aside obsolete and public have been
taught that all those who embarass themselves with
the alliances OF an eectioneepg campaign either TO OBJ
tain nomination election, not considered
available candidates or proper persons 10 occupy The
presidential chair. lCheers We have thus attained
two great objects but we have attained yet another.
have doubt that our President elect will administer
ns aeeolang 70 ee ssqurNsmen;s o. ahe
ing always like 10 see democrats in office, am one
OF those who believe that in view of the great extent
OF our country, large population and the rights OF those
who do the work and pay the taxes will be obliged
10 administer tho government upon great principles, not
merely upon patronage and offices. Every presidential
election should decide some questions OF principle
OF public policy, and not whether this that
set Of men should hold the Offices and make money out
OF them. We have country 10 serve as well as party
TO obey, party 10 reward. Our foreign affairs
will be easily managed because believe nation on
earth will Intentionally insult our flag invade rights
Their interests and their fears alike restrain them
The great mission OF this country is TO cultivate the
arts OF peace, not to make We cannot make ciii-
gems by subjngaiion. tCheers.l
have no doubt that our President elect will meet our
expectations, because be OF good stock and has
always kept good company. [Cheers lie comes also
from good Staea State where there has always been
good stricconstruciion democratic school [Cheers /
Aside from the men who fourished in New Hampshire in
the good old times look al the from that State in later
days-Levi Woodbury. Silas Wright, William L. Marcy,
Isaac Hill, Z. G.. Atherton, aud Lewis Cass-[enhus-
astc cheerDgl-l respond with all my heart 10 your
cheers and emphaucaly repeat the of Lewis Cass
whose great and luminous mind has long adorned the
councils of the naon-a hero in war, a statesman in
peace who though ripe in years in honors, did not
regard himsclf too old for active service the begin
ming of the recent canvass renewed cheering lDanie
Webster, whose pfeensions never exceeded his real
merits. tCbeers And read in the newspapers the
other day that me distinguished from Illinois,
Judge Douglas. who addressed ably this evening
was native OF that State The qualities of his head
great as they only equalled, II ecpsed, by
those of his heart. loud cheers
IA gentleman at the table He is from Yermontl
Well, that is in the neghborhoof. He came very
near being born in New Hampshire anyhow [Laughter
Last, though not least, is distinguished President
elect. lCbeers IL is said that he iss fortunate ;
but in this country is OF merit and for
tune seldom iavors those who honest, industri
Gus, sagacious, and patient
Gentlemen, the hour is very late, and will not detan
you longer. will conclude by offering the following
sentiment
The Granite State Of New Hampshire May she never
cease to produce gieat mcu.- fLond cheorsl
BY the Companys Oar Dtqingpisbed t5uesr John G.
BY q. ). Jones' Our Recent Victory The triumph Of ma
tionaity over secuonalism, OF principle faoon OF
truth slander, and oi staesmanship military
svssbys n ph which sets the seal OF popular ppro
epoch in national greatness aad International innu
ence.