The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-09
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From an oecaslen.l Corre.pondent !


PnILADgLruiA, Sept 4. 1853
Since my last letter The whis city and county confer.
have made their full ticket and there seems now 10
be determination upon the part OF The wings stand
BY their own nominations, and not 10 amagamate with
the nayes they have done for years The nails get
ting the most lucrative othtes through whig votes and
there is another strong reason The wings haye--lhey
elected their candidate for sheriff (A,n over both the
democratic and native candidates. n 5
The natives are al least the wire ?ulers OF their party.
and would like 10 anagamaie, could be plaiuy seen
adourning over their convention till after the wings bad
met The most prominent actor in this trading Office was
Reed the whig candidate for district attorney His idea
has been 10 have had Keyssr nominated for marshal OF
police by the whg-, and in return Keyser would use hs
influence TO have Reed nominated by the natives for dis
nct attorney In this, 10 the credit of The wing party
they have been disappointed. The wing press have all
ways been haping oil their pu,e ppya fact occurred
The last meeting OF their convention in this city which
shows the character OF their delegates Mr. Boreoi who
was candidate Tor nomination for county treasurer,
before the wing convention, presented communication,
with atayits 10 subsana,e the charges that three OF
the conerees had asked fifty dollars each from Boreof for
their votes IN the conventions which he promised to pay
IN the event OF bis nomination. These delegates further
stated that there were Others who had paid better than
what Boreof was 10 give them The result was that the
convention expelled them delegates. II the coRven.
hon would have gone further, some rich developments
"ouu nave come 0ut Teanve 10 iteeus nomination
Reed is the same individual who, a few years since,
when the anti Masons In power in The Stale
brought respectable citizens before The bar al the egs-
ature to, answer certain questions relative TO Ma.
sorry. lie need not expec', Tor he cannot receive.
the vote Of that Order when the fact shall be made
known. Col. VIM. Badger is the democratic nominee
against Reed, and gentleman every respect qualified
to ill the post and when elected, will not prosecute
and the power OF his Office because others should
differ with him politically. Col, John X. Murphy the
democratic nominee for police MARSHAL has been con-
nected many years with the duties OF police officer
firm, but modest and unassunngand his election will
give credit and dignity 10 the otce His friends have
procured from Messrs Wagner and Michigan a full.
length lthograph OF him,
The news from all parts Of the State is of the most
cheering character for The democratic cause Iowi,h.
standing The whg press herald much in
the democratic ranks. There was quite row al
Cnambersbug in the wing county conventions which re-
suited in sharp words, and finally blows. 81 ,s sss
Governor Biger has been dangerously i'll with bill
fever, but the IRON Harrisburg this morn
ing are that he is improving. q.al. gt
The business al custom house is increasing daiy
The selection of the Hon Charles Brown at the be adj
Of the Of port by Pfesiden, Pierce was Tor
unae not only for the mercantile community but for the
democratic parry throughout the Stale. No man could
save been appointed who knew The working men Of The
party better than Mr.. Brown consequently he has an
pointed 10 the various offices under his gft men whose
appointments will be a credit to himself and the gov
eminent.
Our city healthy than nj present. al
though the thermometer yesterday at 80. Our hotels
are ell crowded. as4t5