The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-29

MAaYLAxp ELrcTros.-rhe election in this State
comes of on the fret Wednesday in November gov
and all other State officers be elected, no
less than members OF Congress As TO the executive Of
hcers OF the State there but little apprehension 10 be
felt aud 10 the election OF Lyon governor Roberts
lottery commissioner, Nelson 10 the board OF public
works, and Whye comptroller OF the treasury, (a dem
ocrats,) but little apprehension is felt Not so, however
to the congressional nominations In tie Frederick
district OF the most angry and exciting contests is
going on between Mr.. Hamilton on the one hand
and Ex-Governor Frank Thomas the other. Mr.
Hamilton was the late representative. renomnated again
the candidate OF the district and should be supported
with unanmiy and zeal by every democrat Of the dis
uct. We had opportunity OF knowing something of his
services in Congress- less than his devotion to the in
tercss OF his district and Maryland never bad man OF
bis age OF service 10 the State. feud has also
arisen 10 the Baltimore city district between Mr. Vansan
the regular democratic nominee, and Mr. Preston who
is running independent. Things have gone so far
that Mr. Vansant has, n OF the most dgnifed manly
and patriotic addresses that have under SIM
liar circumstances. PeremPorily Withdrawn from The
canvass Several ward meetings have been held, and
the wiihda Of Mr. Vansant refused to be acquesced
in. Thus matters stand. The election is JUS, now
hand. and we hope Mr.. Vansant may be indaced 10
continue a candidate, and that the democracy OF
Baltimore may trumphanty elect him. Being a self
made man, be is practical in all things sterling dem
ocrsi gentleman OF a,iainmenh he would be an
homer his city and credit TO bis country, II called
the national councils-SpaA Of Jsfrson.
The sourHras DEMocRAcr.--The recent elections in
the South furnish ample evidence that the southern de
mocracy firm and cordial in their support OF the adj
mins,raion and those who have counted upon " aid
and comfort" in tina, section in their facous warfare
mus, that they have become grossly inhaled by
their own wishes Blu, the press in that section, upon
which these dsoganzers have 40 confidently relied for
Ia 49,. IL Had tn 80 ,h.,
able and influential papers Of the South are decided and
warm 10 their support OF the administration and their de-
nunciaon OF all fscous hostility 10 the President or his
cabinet The old Richmond Enquirer, 40 frequently al
luded BY disaf7eced here, and from which they
have made Garbled quotations seeming 10 Justify their
course. alphabetically denounces their whole system of
tactics Ip late article, in aIlusion to New York a-
fairs. says 1T is idle to discriminate between the
President and his cabinet, and protest our devotion to
him while make on his confidential advisers He
and his cabinet one. Their acts his ac,sther
sentiments are his sentiments a Aov at them strikes
him. and ws prosirate the President before us can
reach those pho but oov ohher ne directs" And II closes
i,s article with the following emphatic warning 10 The
course OF the southern democracy;
!" No matter what may be the issue OF the New York
feud cannot be amss to the nHe xible de-
OF the southern democracy adhere to the
administration OF President Pierce until he fofsits their
confidence by derelicion OF duty surrender OF
principle He will have support, not with reluctance
and indifference. but with that ardor and devotion which
have characterized the party feay Of The southern
democracy And although we cherish the warmest sym
pahy and highest admiration for the bunker democracy
of New York-slthough would deplorc the day which
sees US in antsgonsm yet II be their purpose to Join the
enemies OF the administration, must sunder ali
nexon forget the friendship oi the past. and regard them
a. we regarded the barnburnes OF 1stsas traitors and
deserters We make no menace Our purpose u only to
Indicate in what relation southern democrats mean 10
stand towards those who make war on the adminsirs-
TONY II. Patriot $500 ~ $3.50
MELANCHOLY DEArH.--On Sunday last, while DR.
Moore, OF Moscow, tKeniucky,) and young man
ssmed Orange, IRON CINCINNATI, were bunting in TIE
woods, the gun OF the former accidentally dis
charged the contents passing through the body Of the
ster, IN the region Of the h.a and killing him instant
~ beh gentlemen were walking rapidly, Moore carry
ing bis gun in his hand their whole attention occupied
~'tha flock Of partridees which they were possuing