The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-26


ers have refreshed the parched crops in Rusk couniy'
and that they will yet out we'll The San ANTONIO
Ledger speaks OF abundance OF RAIN 10 lha region
Coin aIsEs-The Flag says the bubble has burst, so
far as concerns The yield OF The mines above Austin
The Young men advised 10 remain al home and work
The ground The South western American says that |
armed men appear in the streets daily generally the
hunt OF gold, but thus far lhe auerons localities have
not been defined.
Coz. M. T. JoHksos--Ths gentleman declines fur
Their a candidate for governor. He says his
prospects atlering; but for the good Of the demo-
cratic party he declines, the wings have nominated
candidate The Flag says the Withdrawal OF Col John
son insures the election of democratic governor.
JuDGE OcHLrREE.--He accepts the nomination OF the |
wing convention candidate for governor He issues
circular and his purpose 10 veto any bill for the
division Of the State. .HH ..s#.
GENERAL HousToN.-Hs made speech al Nacogd oches
late in June, in which he advocated the Pacific railroad
but said General Rusk his leader this
great enterprise. He censured Col Davis, Secretary of
War, for not sending company TO explore a route
through Texas. Senators Houston and Rusk were 10
gether. and both remarkably we'll
North Carolina
SUPREME CoUKT.-This body is in session in the
city OF Raleigh.
PoLrTIcAL.-The Raleigh Standard is wsgng fierce
upon the Hon. A. w. Venable for his vote in favor
of BeDnetrs land BILL and his views the Cuba ques
tion The Standard favors the election OF Mr. Lewis
Venablc and Lewis democrats
NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-At a meeting of the
stockholders the amendments the charter made by the
last legislature rejected The was then recon-
sdeIed, and the question postponed The directors
then elected, and the board organizedGov Morehead
being chosen president. Major Gwynn was appointed
State engineer u salary OF $4,000.
RAIR.-The Standard of tue 23d inst says there has
been abundance Of rain within the last ten days.
Georgia
JuDGE WoFYoRp.-The Atlanta Inteligencer says that
Judge Woford has written letter in which he declares
his purpose support Judge johnson for governor.
ATLANTA BANK-The Intelligence says that this bank
is prepared TO transact business and that its notes will
be redeemed in New York At three fourhs of one per
cent.
DEATH CT Mas FoRsYTH.-The widow of the Hon.
John Forsyh Mrs. Clara Forsyth died in Georgia on the
l7lh inst.
Scorr WHes-The Consti,u,ionalis. says that the
Scott wings disposed epudiae the action OF the
/" republican citizens" in running Mr.. Jenkins
franklin CoLLEeE.-The Hon. John A. Campbell
delivers address before the alumni OF franklin Col
lege on the ID OF August.
Col MuRpHY-Ths gentleman has declined the can
vass for Congress on account OF bad hcalh.~
Kentucky.
The ASHLAND DlsrRIcr,--The canvass seems TO wax
hotter the day Of election approaches The democrats
have discovered evidence that uns have been sent from
New York city TO defeat Breckinridges election This
produces excitement, as matter OF course The money
is charged to be used in making large bets on tie re-
suIa most pernicioas mode Of corrupting the elective
franchise.
The Yeoman, speaking OF the canvass, says: ave
say to our friends everywhere, tina, the prospect for the
success OF Breckinridge is most cheering We regard
morally certain that be will be elected, provided our
fx,a IA, A,,t,v ~ a..
people OF this district, by large majority. John e.
Breckenridge for their representative and OF
money, bribery Dragging, and bullying, will be allowed
10 cheat the people out OF their predetermined purpose
We confident this point, and friends
that all is safe if they but vigant and active. But
they must be vgilant and active, and they will be
We all against false reports and lies and rumos,
which will doubt be put IN circulation against Major
Breckenridge The Of the election. HIS character,
both public and private, IS pure and spo,less. No
here, where he is best known, dare assail his private
character; and conclusive proof that his political char
acier Is unsssaabe, that neither his competitor the
opposing press has assaed single vote he gave
while in Congress.
OHIo-The Ohio Statesman max es the following sen.
sibls remarks in regard TO the pendag canvass in
Ohio:
"It is doubtful whether The democracy Of this State
appreciate the practical results of their defeat
al the October polls Superficial ref seton upon the posi-
lion OF parties, and the probable prospects before
calculated TO inspire rather indifferent interest in what
may be called the CONTEST though really there is but the
form OF contest without It's substance and spirit. The
democracy are strong ard 10 power; enemies are
weak, broken down-as State organization aGd unity,
dead Our frend deem scarcely to organize
think OF action. Yet there subtle dam
party this very confident self security which
democrats may naturally feel in contemplating the state
OF things before them. We at the very of po
lItca dominaton-to outward appearances, iDvincbly
enlrsnchsd in rswer. with enemies literally under
feet Blu, it has been truly SAID by philosophical
wdier-and bis words cocent warning TO all tn
umpbabt PARTIES in this world all things react; and
the very extremity OF any force the seed and nucleus OF
a counter agency The most sangune assurance oil
permanent rule public affairs may beget u in our
vigilance, which may be surprised and ovefth
always most sure strike whenever their adversaries
are most soundly asleep"
ILLMoB-The Alta Courier says that the bank CON-
missones OF Illinois preparing for The rigid enforce
OF the law OF the Legislature regard 10 the
circulation of unauthorized and prohibited bank notes
after the frat Of August next. With this view, they
have addressed The proper officers in each State requiring
from them s OF all the banks having legal existence
in the STATE Returns have been received from all the
States except three Georgia has responded, and in the
hat the Atlanta bank does not appear. IL is no, put
down among those legally authorized to do banking
business in tina, State This being co. will be crmi
lie paper and those who circulate subject TO heavy
IL said 10 execute this law faithfully and II they do
they will deserve the thanks Of The country.
M,ru,.v-Tse I.ns,p~ State Journal m,kes the