The daily union., 1852-12-05

triumphant OF the latter, witness a. aid ntae
organization OF an Irish republic
BY the The Doug las Of American Democra-
s s May he live % preside over an isp00T
BY p. C. Hungeriord. X. M. T. Hunter, virglna's ia
vorte son friend 10 the rights of the States and the
rights OF the FEDERAL government when each move In their
BY Joseph T. Walker The recent Democra Triumph,
inteilg sufficient for every emergency OF sesoyern.
%en. 80 = opens up 70 the lovers 81 sepaelean Liberty
perpeuiy OF our glorious institutions
BY r MeNerhany Our Cosnuy's Flag Under demo-
crac auspices may the rich jewel OF Cuba soon gler
BY General John M Mccala Peace The only way to
secure II is 10 be ready and willing for fight
BY Thos 4. Martin The United States, Oceans their
boundary, eternity their duration.
By guest a
The State Of South Carolina The frs, to cas-, her vote
for Pierce and Kingthe last denounce them II they adj
here re % Q ths n o9nsntuticn ion and Us Limitations
lar Satech in raj and mineral resources, her
people by their votes always display their unaterable
love Tor and fidelity 10 the constituton the Unon and
BY + A. Tucker; Virginia Always ready in III. hour
OF trial TO preserve her principles, she cast her in the
Of distinguished son, called upon distant
By Eo Pepeay 10 ihe wiee prnepes as Of conse
valve democracy, whosey type Of stability is the pyramid of
Egypt &&
Its LOFTY summit trumphs in the skiesp
BY F. L. Brocken, Of Virginia Hon. Richard Il. Stan
ton' Of hen'ncky lie has illustrated IN hts bright career
the ranks of labor risen, by his eoquence and his
eoonny The incoming administration may rely upon
him as one Of abest and most fearless supporters
BY H. B Berry. Hon Richard M Young, the lac able
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
BY M w Ciuskey Our Foreign Poicys Degraded as l.
is it will under the administration Of FrankIn Pierce
BY Gen. Patton. Gen Henry Dodge: His career will
form an interesting page in the history of American
hepolsm n. In M..,.. n
as well understood by the American democracy
BY B. 3. French Lewis Cass; New Hampshire gave
nation; the nation acknowledges him her greatest living
ByJ A Mclaughlin. Democracy The true conserva-
Of the honor and of the United States. whether
T y nc TSom.. a.d s pass snon The
imbodimen. Of the democratic principle
and OF saesmen she has iateed in her devoon
failed in carrying aloit in triumph the banner Of democ
Virginia true steel and again in lS4s, she
lmmovable and firm the eternal granite hills ofNew
parent loves his child they firmly rooted within
The breasts Of her sans ha, she can never be Otherwise
venton for New Hampshre's iavorite son Virginia
Aye-Vrgnia knew franklin PIERCE only bs sound
national democrat bur an able statesman and pure patriot
Yes gentlemen, The whole Union knew him. and testified
BY H. Il Heath. Cuba A fruit which when fall ripe
will fall into the lap ofthe Union the principle of at
BY s. p. Hoover. The Democratic Party One and in
dvsibe in the hour of trial. let it in the hour of
BY Daniel RatclifTr. franklin Pierce Like Aristides
modest and just his mind eposes its conscious worth,
By WIN. selden Hon Vim. R. King May he long live
TO share the services and the honors OF the nation.
Judge p E. BRoccHus rose and responded 10 the toast
follows: Mr. President and gentlemen: Circumstances
seem to point 10 me as proper person TO acknowledge
the sentiment just offered in honor OF the distinguished
man who has been designate by the American people
for The vice presidency OF the United States am, per-
haps, the only AlabamlaH at this festive board, and
cannot let this kind expression towards the accomplished
civilian and favored son OF Alabama pass without
sponse, feeble and inadequate though it be.
The choice OF toe democratic party has htly fallen
upon William II King for the elevated station 10 which
they have called him. Enlightened a statesman. dis
tngushed as a parllamenaIlan, accomplished as di-
pomatst pre- eminent in all the refncmens of gentleman
and spoess in his private virtues orthodox his po
cal principles, firm, faithful unwavering, and devoted
n his attachment 10 the constitution OF his countryo all
these qualities adding the experience OF more than
quarter of century in the public service, he may well
be hailed by the democracy OF the Union proper per-
to ill The seat in yonde Capitol which he has al
ready gracefully adorned, and IN his confidential OH
cia relation 10 extend the aid OF his counsel and expe.
rience 10 him who has been called TO preside Chief
Magistrate over this great republic. lApplause.l
1t appropriate, beautifully appropriate that son OF
the South, with character thus enriched by viz
tue, emiueny national in his principles and feelings.
should be placed thus high the distinctions OF our gov
ernment by the side OF a OF the North whose prin-
cipes recognise section, whose heart brobs with no
sympathy Tor the camors Of faction, but who goes for
his countrSlor her constitution, ber peace her perpe-
The democracy oi America as il to attest their fidelity
10 the great guarantees OF that sacred instrument which
unes these States the bond of federal compact have
reached with band to the granite bills of the North.
with the other the sunny plains OF the south, and have
brought log ether two whose hearts beat in unison
upon the great vital question of their country; who
know North, South; who are enslaved by pre-
judice nhamed by passion; but who in the calmness
patriotic reflection, back TO the days when this repub-
lie formed and, fathers holding converse with the
OF the constitutions resolve that the covenants OF that
cred bond shall be maintained invioate The democ-.
racy of The nation have called New Hampshire and Ala
bama together, and those honored States, united in
the fond embrace OF aeconate sistehood, have given
the pledge that their sons, hand in hand and heart 10
heart will molly fulfil the trust conlded to them. Jap
plause
On behalf OF the Vice President OF the United States
elect and the State OF which he is the honored citizen,
here acknowledge their grateful estimation OF the dis
tingushed honor which the national democracy have
conferred upon them both in this manifestation OF their
high confidence and generous partiality
IT, in the acceptance OF the high station 10 which his
counymen have called him, William X. King shall
perience emoon OF reluctance or pan il will result
from the reflection that in making him the honored OBJ
OF their CHOICE became necessary to by other
distinguished statesmen who eminent alike for their
private virtues and public worth; for modesy and gen
erosty prominent amongst the traits that aiorn bis
character. Appsusel
need not cay To you, gentlemen, that were he here To-
night he would be cheerful participant in the fesvi-
ties OF this occasion He of those true whose
hearts always accompany their avowed principles whose
souls are the faithful companions oil their minds whose
affections always be found where the doctrines OF
their judgments, stamped by the seal of integrity TO
be met The principles whose triumph we celebrate are
his puncipes-the deeply rooted and cherished principles
of his long and honored publ: career and, were he