The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-05
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 8. 1853.

BALTInoSr. Nov 8. 1853.
To iAs Ediir oftAe Union.
SR The democratic ticket in this city has triumphed
alter severe cones, has been witnessed here
years, and we doub, not, iron The returns already re-
ceived. that it has been successful throughout the
State.
The strength Of the party was particularly demon.
straied in the election Of Mr. May over Mr.. Walsh, who.
as the wing nominee two years ago. defeated the demo
cratic candidate. Mr. Walsh born and raised in
this city, and 10 OF the popular in IT, He
was rendered BY the whg convention the nomination for
governor which be declined He preferred to run as
an sdtpsndsM candidate for Congress- and thus draw
around him not only the wing vote, but all the disaeced
OF our own party
II was soon ascertained that Mr. May could not be de-
feated in a fair fight. and then the most shameless
frauds were Iesored TO bv his opponents. To the
Catholics he represented as a bigotei Puritan
because he refused to support Kerney's school bill
10 the Pfo'estants he was represented insid-
ious Papls and the proof Of il found in his hav-
ing married Catholic lady sorry to add, that this
was OF the useful frauds that the ingenuity OF
his enemies invented.
From the first be look the ground that the rights OF
conscience sacred each man and by becomifg
the champion OF oleraion enlisted among his enemies
the fanatics OF every sect.
Then there the friends OF many OF the public men
OF tie State OF his own party who slea,hy tried to de-
feat him return Tor former chastisemens their leaders
had received at bis hands and The hands OF his friends
and then his recent removal Mary land and his expu
sion from the circuit OF the District of Columbia for
vindcang the rights OF jures furnished pregnant topics
OF much very Indifferent eloquence and, lastly, the
equor-law organization constituted fearful and
destructive element in the contest In shoit every sect
faction, and fragment Of and factions and every
species OF traitor from the open and sudacious the
skulkng and lying. harmonized with the wings in oppo
ston 10 our ticket and especially to the election of Mr.
May.
"Among the iahless were faithful found" enough 10
rally under his standard and him OF the proud
est victories that ever eloquence courage honor and
patriotism gained at The hustings
When it is considered how many were at work
to defeat our tckecauses reputable and disreputabe-
false foes and false riends when is remembered ha,
the period when the administration has disposed OF it's
patronage just past and modification and anced nius
tce at work in the bosoms of those disappointed in
long nurtuTed hopes OF executive pstronage when
remembered that enemies have spared no pains 10
msrepIesent the OF the administration carrying
out, in the spirit Of truth and honor the policy that
sous TO harmonic the factions into which the party
disorganized in New York ;when these things are
remembered the good and true democrats throughout the
land regard the result Of election the most
emphatic endorsement OF the policy OF the slmnsra-
lion that we could give.
II gives to the SAFE governor whose administration
will be marked BY sound democratic progressive poll
cy; and to The councils OF the nation from The
fourth election district OF whom State 10 proud and
whose sagacty. courage, self possession nice OF
honor, and eloquence. will invgorae his party for any
conflict that lis fortunes may lead It into. W.