The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-17


The contupt Tor Eongrsss in the different disse,s 10
made NJ about ~ il will remain
la the Gsst district Linn Boyd The old and popular
representative has been UNANIMOUSLY reconstructed and
will be re elected We have not learned whether MIR
Brown dem YET candidate ~ thai district There
Is no whg on the track, and Brown. II he runs. can
only be the whg candidate as hs support WI come
chiefly from thai party II lac 70 wise, he will not thus
throw himself upon his opponents lie may siow his
spunk thereby. bur not has discretion Let him wait Tor
another Congress and ilust bis own party III II
In the second district the Is well made between
Gray (whig) and Daye democrat The former is
whipping IN his own unwilling trends, and The latter rs
the united choice o. hs The WIGS have heretofore had
them will teach him Wing papers b'ag largely; bat
because wing editors are whipped ~ does not follow
that all the rest Of the wings il the district Grays
promised exploits in the OF squanderng all The
public lands to the States his chief merit How much
benefit the voters OF his district expect from such
ure do not know. Let all who expect 10 get few
hundred acres vote for him, and let us see how many
green there in thai region. Dave is democrat
Of the right Sort and will not promise TO rob The treasury
or break the constitution for votes.
Presley Ewing (~hg) has the third district all TO
himself. tgsH aH3r ..
In the fourth district Brsmle,e (Uhg) runs against
Chrsman (democrat) We have cheering from that
region The wings complain that Chris,nan talks loud
and fast, and denounce him demagogue; whilst Bran
lee belongs 10 the sad and sensible class Of old iogies
who make but lille noise. This il a good sign. The
who hasn't much TO say, aud can't say much WELL is
likely to make slow race. Tie is not likely to be fast
in finding out that be is beat until the Knowledge will
not avail much. 1H .s *
In the fifth district the is between Stone demo
craD and Hill, (whg) We haven't much doubt of Stones
success. de heal Hill two years ago; and we see no
reason why he will not do so again. Let the democrats
Of Mercer. Marion. and Washington come up to the
work. and il is easily done.
the sixth district the wings have three candidates and
almost wings enough to elect them all. Dr. Price, Maj
Barnum, and Perry H. Stone, all determined 10 20 10
Congress. Only of them, Stone, proposes plan oil
settlements perhaps because his chance, as The case
stands is rather slender, and be wond like to be taken
of by his friends The Somerset Gszet (wbis) says
Elliot, the democratic candidate, popular and talented
and very acceptable to his party, and that they Will unite
upon him to q man. .5a
The seventh district includes Louisville Col Pres
ton. the wing candidate, has had The track TO himself
until within The last few days s 5. English (dem
has consented 10 make the race Tha Triumphant
of Preston las, fail has produced The Impression with
hls party OF his overwhelming strength in the dsrc,
then be received the support OF considerable number oil
democratic votes. lie must Depend on his own party
this time. His attacks upon the present administration
ought to forfeit democratic support, and will do il Lee
every democrat give his vote and his Influence TO English
He is long-tred democrat who (alered, and de-
serves every democratic vote. Let il not be said thai,
the democracy OF this district have abandoned their prn
cpies and their party whilst The democracy Of every
other district in the State doing their duty the party
in the old seventh, that have fought many gallant fight.
lag behind II Col Preston wants your votes. ask him
to do favor IN reurn-tnppor your principles and the
administration OF your choice. ssE
The eighth district regarded with deep interest The
popular aud talented j. c Breckenridge. the grandson OF
Breckenridge who was the friend personal aud political,
He against Ls,cher. who old !edealist, and,
voting against the war OF 1912. the anagonis, OF both
Breckenridge and Clay. He has been about forty years
sort OF pensoner upon the wbig party. He has had a
long record. Better for him il il were blank. The
wing managers are working bard for him. They have
made levy upon the wings of Louisville for the needfu
and the tax has been pail They intend beat Brcckin
ridge Cash will do it and they trying 10
all the wings OF the district that the election OF Lelcher
il necessary TO the salvation OF The wing party They
will 10, succeed Sensible people, wings democrats,
will conclude that paTyi is not worth preserving il il
must be saved by such the defeat OF Breckn
ridge and The election OF Letcher. 3
10 the ninth district Judge Rice (emocra) has been
time upon the track and will be elected But Cap
tain Cox (whig) has lately announced himself candi-
date and will persuade himself that he is one until The
first of August
In the tenth district. the only creates inter-
est IRON dssensons in the democratic party. The wings
lancied they had chance, and put Mr. Hodge sgains,
Mr. Stanton. These dlssensions will not affect the
materially, and Stanton, If not misnformed,
will be elected with the usual ma, fity
Upon a review OF the whole field, the democrats have
fair prospect in the elections for Congress Let every
man do his duty, and give good account OF old Ken
lucky.
The canvass for the legislature in many Of the
ties is in good deal oil confusion and the oriy
either side will be rather accidental than otherwise.