The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-30
EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENTS.


PHILADELPHIA, August ~. 1853.
S1is S Pesies Prospects Of ne Dsmouaise Parfs in
Ten"sssp.nis -Iassgs IN Cs.sraL-Hss Jao. C.
Anes.-toa Jno. ", For.<y. Rehr frsm Pai.adsipAia
10 Tie Mes Orleans SeBaos.
Inc news from The intenor OF the Stale is Of he
most cheering character for the democratic cause and
our present able and popular shef mag ate Governor
psei u receiving spprosals in tbs several county
senlions which have met. and that are being held.
throughout The Stale Ia the ninth representative district
an election was held Friday evening last sxIeesbly
vac decision OF our county convention for member OF
inc lee stature AZ The place OF Murray, who declared
inivgtle. Qniie heavy vote was poed-MessTs Nc
Clesry and OKlne being The candidates Daniel Nc.
Cieary received SIS voles, and WIN. OKlne, 4l6 so
cCleary Is The democrae candidate Tor the ninth repre-
sentative district.
The whig convention, which me, al Huntington last
week. have nominated Thomas Allbone BudJ, OF this
city, their candidate Tor Judge OF The supreme court
Personally, Mr. Bud may be very clever but has
no more Chance oil an election alongside Of John L.
Knox than thai Scott will be the next President Judge
Knox is popular gentleman particularly in the western
part OF The Slate, where he is best known His own
county, fenango will roll up least thousand
IoIiis Tor him and The democratic ticket.
Gel John w Forney passed through our city TO day
for Washington. ana il viii be source of qualification
10 his nume5ous friends 10 know that be Will be candi-
dale Tor the cerssbip OF the next Congress r.
In few days you will be booked up the state Of
poiics in our city aud county
The wing and native wire pullers at work for ANAL
gamatcn-Reed on the wing side, and Marshal K-yser
on the native side with his hand OF officers. work ing
hard 10 produce The result in Southwark, Kensingon,
and Spring Garden. By lar the lafges, number OF
na,ves, have become di.gus,ed with their leaders :
Smith, Levin, Co. They the Wholesale denun.
citation OF iheif leaders against Of the sblest
and pursst In the cuInty all because Gen.
Pierce had not Offices TO bes,ow upon them. Collector
Brown and Postmaster Miller have made and grad
uay making their appointments Several complain that
they have been provided for and every appiean,
thinks he has the strongest claims. But they DO not
consider ha, it would be disastrous the interests Of
the government, 10 make changes all At II is like
merchant employing clerk salesman TO attend 10
his business He have instruction and experience
Rest assured that both those officers will only look
10 the interts OF the party. but the government.
Our city continues healthy. Philadelphia has come
up the work nobly for the relief OF fellow cit
zens in New Orleans Alrea " over thirteen thousand
dollars have been sen, from Phadelphs.
MIR. Matshsii opens the Walnut Theatre Tomorrow
evening with full and effcien, company, and Mr. John
Seton as stage manager | understand that Mr. NJ in
tends have the front of his theatre in Washington
city, well the anterior, completely renovated and
improved in few days preparatory 10 his reopening in
November