The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-05
Pennsyivania Democracy.


The Pennsy vanan gives . glowing account of the
opening Of the campaign 10 Moyamensns, on Saturday
evening last The old Commissioner Hall was crowd.
ed with the real bone, snsw, thinking portion Of the
people-he men who control and make governments,
and who give tone to political sentiments On taking
the chair. as president. James w. Fletcher made
mark which will ring through the Union the genuine
tone OF Keystone democracy. He said: We united
on men. and harmonious in principle. We have proud
pas, to veneraie glorious present to worship, prom
Using future Tor inspiration. These democratic
with these democrats will 30 into the
coming eonles, confident OF power, and panoped with
victory" The resolutions unanimously adopted breathe
the true democratic spirit and give Of bril-
liam, victory They Endorse cordially and unreseredy.
The policy and principles Of the Precedent and his cabinets
and, with pride which they may well indulge As Penn
sylvanans, the services and claims Of the Hon. james
Campbell The able and Postmaster General
are enthusiastically commended. They are models q
sound democratic sentiment and action;
"Ths following preamble and resolutions offered
by Vein Forney esq, and unanimously adopted
Whereas in the coming democratic parry Of
the city and county have nisn duty 70 perform 70 Their
ton second 10 other county in the Union-6ed with in
sna j" ss Ss"
ever take bold stand In defence Of the principles
Resopsd, That heartily endorse the city and county
nomins 'ions and that we w give oil an undivided and
Disaster which years would repair, and disgrace
the part. .,,, CO., p.,,. p,.
high minded gentleman. unblemished democrat and
pure patriot His public far, has been Of in
III. sn.% nn nnd undecided ~ ssts,er ne "s"d. ID.
head OF republic the democratic President OF the
Rssopsd That we have full confidence in the policy Of
the administration declared in the inaugural Of the
De-. thatx~ kav Ia nd
that we will, democrats and oiiizens, sustain the
against the assaults Of any. without regard tho
ssopsd That proclaimed in the inaugural
address. Of Franklin Pierce and iaasu:ed a. smyrns ~
Cal tain OF the creed Of the demoorAuc
psuyihai the citizen IL entitled 10 The free protection OF
csred his Intention to become Amsroan. This psne-
pie sacred the security Of the adopted citssn, mas
hail proud svidsncs Of this soAorssmsAt pow
eul reply Of Secretary Marcy to the demands Of Austria
Of the Hon Jane. c.pss Po.m..s, oeos
His .rumphs are our benents; and We congratulate The
county .no. IN ego..ml n the possession Of faithful
Rxsotrd That the standardization OF William Bsler has
able retain him in the same position for another
tie has his democracy BY zsslous devotion 10
By the ia which he has considsr and dsSsad.d
the rights and the Of all casses Of the co's~tw
besfv and sincere approval Mr. Knox Z profound and
democrat Of integrity and banks. ansncisr whose ss.
has siready saved tho State much his whiG
predecessors recklsssly squandesed. 14
The resolutions unanimously adopted when Col.
John Murphy, the cand da,e for marsha police
iaroduaed 10 the meeting His pr, the signsl
an outbut Of enthusiasts apt and the ew re-
marks which he made the he high spprs-
citation which he ia held by the ssssi democracy Of
Moy amensing.
on motion, the proceeding, were ordered TO be pub
lished in all the democratic papers hroo ghout the sss
The meeting adjourned with nine cheers Tor the Sts'e,
the city and county. and the county democratic ticket