The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-24
The wisconsin DE necracy.

Tho W1C0nD1n Democracy.
The Daily Wisconsin gives " cheering account OF
the prospects Of a democratic triumph in Wiseonsin II
says; o.e .isssa s4ts tssts,a e y ssssssy
The democratic Stats norninations are we'll received In
all sections Of the State The Pick and Cad for the West.
"wshsys just room enough to announce 2 II. ss.ss-
vention Ia 10 formidable ticket and around vhssh
rally with energy and entire confidence"
Tho Ozsukee County Times. which speaks for iht Ia
domi,sb,e 81 ,hAt asrjng coss,y cosdy e.
dorse the whole ticket sks wise aad csedabs - oar
party. OF the Eoveruorit deciares:s \. g 1870
% ana sss S we are H.. Bs,sss.;
viii mske an sminendy praos.cal exscntve ~ sdnIn
The Beaver Dam Republican. which il knnwn " b an
influential srgan Of the democracy of Dodks comfy. Ays
We doubt whether better ticket could havs sssn -.
eced and bespeak for il trium phans ssectio0
The Detroit Free Press, tho organ OF The sterling dtDoc-
of Michigan thus responds TO thsss cordial sedss
mentsi t -
s.nda.: =: :
:,n quite Young man. being :6on. so,s yssvs = 80
fifteen years ago During his re.dsnes In that d.e
he hs. played quite p'om'"en' pa, IN oeal pocs ns
other offices OF He enloys great opaesiu.
and doubts are entertained OF his election ~ asgs
majority. if6si $685.
All large and enthusiastic meeting held IN Mifwsu.
ke the l7h instant. for the purpose Of raufyins The
democratic nominations recently made in State convsA-
iios. the following patriotic and sound democratic
lu,ions unanimously adopted: .sss,s 5,ss.rl =
Rs'oleed, That the approval by governments ofths
conduct of s officers this occasion, In protestnG,
tho neutral ground OF Turkey, bo has declared kts
Intentions become Americas c,tizso - dsmanded
not only by tho entire democracy Of tho Uao~ bs the
united patriotism Of the civilized world. VI ~
Rsofrsd. Tba the admirable working Of the
ury system, and tho accumulation Of money In the
public vaults 10 double proof that can
whou, the grand schemes Of whig polcy-a United
States Bank and high arihscbemcs In the language Of
the immortal Jackson, designed mako the rich feher
ard the poorer and 10 build up ufAetnsina
monopoiea tho expense OF individual labor sad 1see
trade Unless the reign Of aaiphntsm s fsstored. the
democratic tariff Of 1916 likely supply all ths warns o.
the government. 1850 -
R.soip,d That we retain updiu nishsd eoaAasHss IA
the patriotism integrity. and democracy a President
Peros believing him to b cmphAtcsIly ths saA fo the
times and fully adequate the discharge 81 tie 6~iiSass
and responsibilities which he has beea ap
pointed by tho voice of the American people ana shss
his sdmni OF the government will be Ices distn-
gushed Tor its untrina devotion the niesss sshs
ry than for it, sound rspubiesn ssd tss
fu efforts preserve uoimpaired tho peuce and lnSgs
Of tho Union" FL - 49, "a ~ .4e n VI $3.50,
Dr. Henry s. Patterson. the disng aisbsd professor Of
matea medca and therapeutics in the medical dspsfts
ment OF Pennsylvauia College. has withdawn NOS The
active duties OF that chair in consequences Of shecoied
health and has been transferred TO the emeritus psoiss
sorshp The vacancy thus created has been hsd BY the
election Of Dr. John Bdde, OF Philsdeiphis. tosnery
Of maeria medca and therapeutics in Franklin
Medical College and lecturer the branches in The
Phiadelphia Medical Institute. We congratulate lbs
friends Of this Aoushng medical school on the choice
Of gentleman we'll qualified to advance the interests
OF the institution. eH .sNss ls bat faaA aaa tss
GREcrAH TRIBurE To CIAr AND WxpuER.--ln the
Greek House OF Representatives the 17th December
last, Mr. Charmonzies deputy from LAMA. proposed
that the House should express tn regret on hearing Of
the death Of two Of the great Of the United hates
namely. Henry Clay and Daniel Webster and hsa their
nance be inscribed The walls in the psrbcss 81 shs
chamber Ne delivered glowing eaoxy on their char
scttrs and referred nes issngy the relief which this
country afforded 10 sufsebled Greer IN 1874 -