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

10 the course OF his administration. Neither time
sefves3 traitors nor political TmmeTs or spectators can
approach honest Frank Pierce
From the Providence (R. ~ Post.
Gen Perces election is a certainty. The unanimous
choice OF the democratic party OF the Union is perfectly
sure OF being sustained by overwhelming majority OF
the people. The wings have confidently counted on d.
visions Ia the democratic ranks, and have hoped TO find
in such divisions chance 10 succeed. They must
dismiss this hope, and try 10 cultivate much patience
and good temper possible while preparing for the over
whelmng defeat that awaits them.
From the Norfolk News
Many, ourselves included. may feel disappointed be-
their preferred candidate has not received the
nation but we venture TO assert that this natural feel
ing OF regret will give way to unmix ed sentiments OF sat
sfaction and delight at the choice OF man on whom the
entire democracy OF the country can concentrate their
strength, and whose election 10 the presidential chair is
sure az that he has been nominated We congratulate
the party on the selection OF their candidates. con ynced,
as we are that the choice will give general satisfaction,
and be enthusiastically received throughout the country
From the Richmond Examiner
The Democratic Convention, after session of nearly
week, has adjourned Ii has done much for the party
and for the country. II has made nomination which
will secure the triumph OF the democratic party II has
placed the whole democratic party OF the confederacy in
position where lis entire power is efficiently employed
TO preserve the fugitive slave law and arrest the agta
ton OF the slavery subject in Congress and out of Con-
gress Our candidates and our platform before the
country. We invite the seyerest scrutiny OF oppo
nens, while we invoke the calm delberaton OF the pa
trioc OF all parties. We convinced that the peace
and welfare OF the confederacy involved in the issues
now opened before the people of the United States
The nomination OF General franklin Pierce has been
received in this city with much enthusiasm as any
political event that has occurred within recollection
The legislature being still in session, have here rep
Tesentayes OF the democracy from all quarters of the
State We have yet to meet the first democrat who is
not gratihed at the nominations made by the Baltimore
Convention In truth is very plain that the great
OF the Virginia democracy has all the while desired TO
the difficulties this subject compromised BY the nomi-
natlOn OF some them The
enthusiastic response which is given TO this nominal
ton is TO be partly attributed to this circumstance Gen
Pierce Is peculiarly acceptable politician to the
Virginia democracy. As politician he belongs TO the
Virginia school, His course in Congress has been in
conformity with the Virginia doctrines much If no,
more han that OF any northern man who has held prom
inent position before the country On the tariff inter-
nal Improvement and the slavery subjects, his views
acceptable 10 Virginia and the South generally The de-
mocracy of New Hampshire have been noed for their
conformity 10 southern principles and General Pierce is
the leader OF the New Hampshire democracy. Pierce
belongs to the same school to which Woodbury. was at
tached. Their public made them both favoriles
with the South. Virginia placed Pierce in nomination
first before the convention In nominating Pierce, the
democracy of the confederacy followed The lead of the
democracy of the Old Dominion. Virginia has secured
this high honor for her distinguished discipline Her in
huence brought about the nomination OF General Pierce
The influence OF her time honored principles will be felt
in his administration.
Democrats OF New Jersey your candidates are before
you They both worthy oil your hearty support, Do
your duty and the electoral vote Of your State will be
cast Tor them. You have everything TO encourage YOU
everything 10 stimulate you 10 united, harmonious and
vigorous action Go into the with strong hearts
and wiling hands, and victory is certain.
From the Delaware Gazette
The democracy Of General PIERCE has always been Of
the soundest character He was an original Jackson
Democrat and has never varied The breadth OF hir from
the known doctrines of bis party. He is a warm com.
promise and Union man. in behalf OF which he is upon
the record if remember, in a most beautiful and fofci.
BILE letter written alter of the
ures, or pending the struggle thereon.
From Wilmington IN. o. Journal.
It is with unmxed pleasure and the fullest confidence
OF success that place The ticket of 'rIERcE and
KING at the head OF our columns. There is much in
the character and history OF both TO commend them TO
the enthusiastic support OF southern men There is
consistent devotion 10 the principles OF the constitution,
lional notions OF the day, and determination lend no
counenance to aggressions upon the right of any.
From the pi,sburs Poet.
HE Is THE VERY MAN This was the general exclama.
lion OF every democrat with whom conversed on
Saturday, after il became known that General FRANKLIN
PIERCE, OF New Hampshire, was the nominee OF the
Democratic National Convention for the office OF President
He is the very man ~ The friends of Buchanan, and
Cass and Douglas, and Houston, all unite in saying
+" PIERCE Is OUR MAN-toe can eied him like fash"
With the democracy there is no such WORD .'fal"
We are determined on success-this determination gives
confidence, and confidence nsures victory. We have no
doubt of the election OF Gen Pierce the presi-
dency than we doubt our existence. "He is the very
man" to lead the democratic columns to glorious vic.
tory.
fhe wings, who are st quareling like cats and dogs
about Fillmore, Scott, and Webster nolc see that the
game is all over with them. They compelled 10 ad.
nit that Pierce is the very man" who be aud will
be triumphantly elected over the wing nominee.
Gen Pierce is national democrat sound 10 the core :,
and true steel le is the very man TO unite all fac
tons aud haTmonize all interests in the democratic party
Then, democrats, go 10 work for gallant Frank Pierce,
OF New Hampshire, and resolve TO elect him President by
the largest vote ever given 10 democratic candidate.