The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-25

For xoyernor-John J. McRae. of CLARK.
Secretary OF Slate--Wm. II. MuAs. OF Tishsainxo.
Auditor OF public aecounts-hadlsoa MeAlee, Of
Holmes. .
Attorney general-D c. Glenn. oil Kinds
Represents 10 CongIess-State at sfkeW Ill am
Barksdale, OF L0wndes
The above ticket nominated with great unanniiy
by the democratic convention which assembled al jack
southeastern section OF The Stale, and extensive cor
respondence with every section OF H. satisfied that
acceptable ticket could have been framed Sec.
tonay the nominations are fairly distributed and with
reference 10 past discussions they have been selected
from each wing OF the party lndscrminatey, 10
make party really and truly unit. and such
tain OF victory and impregnable to attack The
ton was very imposing IN point OF numbers, weight OF
character and talent and assembly exhibited more
unanimty and good feeling But atemp, TO revive
the controversies OF the Compromise was made and hal
was frowned down al once by q vote OF 81 TO And
thus may every such attempt in Mississippi, and here
and everywhere, wilher and perish.
Of the nominees will only say that they will receive,
they deserve receive the cordial support OF the de-
mocracy and of all others Who desire to have the affairs
of the State efficiently administered especially at this i'm
por,anl era OF progress and Improvement
Col. McRae is fully up with the spirit OF the times,
He is the energetic advocate OF all the great movements
now stimulating Mississippi. and beginning 10 develop
her great and boundless wealth. The mere
nomination of man whose views are known TO be as
comprehensive and practical his energies inviting
has given impetus TO the railroad movement and
all sides in this city among the friends OF The great Jack
election OF Mr. McRae will insure The completion OF that
great work, well those important lines uasersng
The eastern and central sections OF the State.
In these enterprises the other nominees will be able
coadjutors. They all men of high personal charac-
ter, OF fine talents. and practically familiar with the
and necessities of the State. MIR Bark dae is
planter, served gallanlly in the Mexican war; and will
take in Congress very high position. He is politician
OF the old Virginia school, and may be safely relied
by the people in every emergency Mr.. Hemingway has
resided in the State, planter, than twenty years
he is native of North Carolina, served with distinction
in the Legislature of Georgia. and has taken active and
decided part in public affairs in Mississippi He is ex.
peTienced aud enlightened statesman.
Muse is self-made man. He began his career as a
teacher passed from the country schoohouse the bar
and is of the ahest lawyers in the South. Mr.
McAfee is like Col McRae, native OF the pine woods
of family long the bulwark of democracy that sec
lion OF the country. He is highly educated man. OF
noble and generous attributes has before him, we
doubt not, useful and splendid career OF Col. Glenn
the attorney general we need scarcely speak. In the
vlgor OF youth. he has the maturity OF age. Learning
practical common sense, fmness, perseverance, brl-
liant imagination, graceful aRd impressive eiocuuon
with tone OF generous chivalry pervadng all his sen
ments and actions, he would be anywhere and in any
position, marked and distinguished man.
WIKI such in the field the sandarc-b bearers oil
democracy, all standing the platform of the Baltimore
convention, and on the principles indicated In the in
augural OF franklin Pierce, have fears for ths
cause in our sister State and her exampe-he deter
mlnaon TO resist agiiaors and dissension
is,s-wi! exert happy influence IN Louisiana.