The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-31

tho oil the ana reflect honor
himself We believe these ancipaions will not be iaisi'
fed"
Hon. A. G Brown, or Mississippi.
The subjoned letter of this disiny ushed gentleman,
which appears in the Fort Gibson Rssele Of the 18Th
instant. announces the views in which be proposes to
take part in the approaching in Mississippi with
particular reference TO the coming senatorial election
GALL.rn, tMiss.) April IL. 1853
DEAR Your letter of the 5h instant. to me by
private hands, did not reach until yesterday or IT would
had earlier attention For the sentiments Of personei
consideration aueringy expressed By you, be pleased
to acce pit assurance Of my sincere thanks
Your inquiry to whether i will consent TO have my
used candidate for tho United States Senate is
one which has been addressed OF late very often,
aud from various Until recently have not been
In position to reply without embarrassment, and these
inquiries have consequently unanswered but having,
within few days past publicly announced purpose long
entertained by of Withdrawing from the approaching
congressional may speak of the senatorial
election without reserve.
shall undertake control my friends in tie OF
my name.
Ii is my intention contribute far possible the
election Of democratic legislature. and for this purpose
shall consider myself liberty If my friends desire IL to
actively into the this he election
of involves directly all the national exist
ing between the great national parties and shall il
called into the discuss then freely with any whg
competitor who may present himself either the voun
do with the avowed purpose Of procuring the election
Of democratic by the OF democratic leg
islaure.
In sustaining the discussion my side, shall refer
the constitution OF the United States, the democratic
tions platform, and President Perces inaugural speech
These win be my weapons. offensive and defensive.
j will not willingly enter upon discussion with any
member OF my own party, nor debate with any oil any
party the obsolete issues OF 1851 and least Of all will
consen, the lists volunteer herald defender
of my own precnsions. discussion between members
of the party only confuse the public mind and
lead TO strife among friends debate the
1851 would be like urging motion tor Trial after
iadgmen, aud execution and my humble pre-
tensions content TO leave them where they have
pl,ced by any public acts.
In canvAss,ng for democratic icSissrarc IwiH advo-
cate the policy OF settling legislative demo
cratic members, the important question who shoad
be the candidate Of the whole party f United STATE
Senate avowing the time, my inlexble deter
ninasion to "sbde by the decision OF the caucus and
!" adhere 10 It's faithful execution
will myself (snd my .sicnds, far they be
troed by my advice, WHY scrppuioosiy abstain on all
unjust lllbersl criticism. taking avoid
possible whatever msy tend rriase the opposing party
OF engendcr strife in the community.
The FIRST great obe with viii he secure the eee-
OF democratic senator who shall b. the IA i'm
ard acceptable to the parry To do ibis. have
tenoossc legislature pledged caucus, snd against al
~hix control IN the exction- lwoah osens
10 have the wings ior The democrats al
time like this. than woald allow in time OF
10 appoint general for armies WilAoa, al
peachins ~Aix patriotism. ,Aink there Is Ismensabe
Oh sound jsdxmens asneax ~ns politicians, ouy
as measures ba, as 10 NEE Also
The democratic party is competent 10 manage is own
affairs. II is powerful in Mississippi ard VIII
oay put forth It's strength with wiz
the result, Is accomplished War. then. SHALL aso~ the
whiss than AGf vscosy choosing annouy d>xnc-
Gratis W no shall be selaio<.
We assumed in the election o. kranki1a Perez the
presidency, the high siby OF xtvsx him
thereby assuring all mankind ina; eense ia Ma. aza
pccg ng him, at ths tune. 1asra sspyoSs
lying the great prnopses which he lad c<n sn4
frankly avowed. We oS~ IL - mAGxfsd sr~rywasr~
make good the assurance tasn- We ss~
President redeem pl GIFTED f.irn ., Min We Z
ourselves and to the prncp Fsoheas. sAa lsss
band of brothers uot the eneus rras-- rhfs uEi
all be done when Is slec~s sassa-s
and free rum every faint suspcsoa o. ~s<ssrs. sSrr
positive or Implied.
To the policy of eiec,ing democrats 30 ass.e
cratic there viii be OF j~xss-e- sA,saa
question tho soundness Of any mans aeuocra<r 600
would willingly this election into the b, Ne
wings and should distfust the sincerity OF Any ess&sA
who, protesting TO be democrat would yet share ~,
the control OF its affairs and to this. Ia
exact of It's member. obedience to its ussges Thesc re
marks general, and dcvouly there may
be occasion for their pc ons special sppca-
ton.
SUCH my dear sir, my views, hastily and very inn
perfectly givea They submiired without consultation
with any and as have concealmcnt in any mat
ter that the public. you liberty make
soch OF Them you choose though you perceive
they are huuedy thrown together, and Intended for
publication.
Very faithfully. your friend and servant,
A G. BROWN
Or. 8. p. AnHaY.