The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-27
NOTES OK TIE CAMPAIGN.

The subjoned Geographic despatch from Pittsburg,
Penn. appears in the New York papers Of Thursday
The political discussion which was be held to-day
al Indiana in this State did not on Messrs Stokes
and Foster present but Mr. Buringame absent
and Mr. Stevens left in the threeoclock train. The dem
ocrats call it backing out The republicans say they
feared disturbance II the contest took place The turn
out on both sides was immense The democrats were adj
dressed by MeSsrs Gibson Schnabe Foster and Stokes
and the republicans by MIR. Stevens + =
Throughout the whole Of the pending canvass the black
republicans have eyinced the utmost reluctance
democrats in free discussion before the people, We are
not surprised this second dodge OF Mr. Burlingame
Doubtless no prepared with proposition to have the
discussion transferred to the " Clifton House
Many OF the religious papers about deep in poll
tics as the daies. The Independent Rev. Mr. Beecher)
has almost entirely ceased TO talk about faith" and
repentance" divine grace the new le7 busy is
it with Kansas" Slavery" Fremont the slave
holder and shrieks for freedom"
The New Haven Register has short and sharp way Of
showing up the Observation-Disclosures Free Kansas and free
negroes are thus illustrated in that journal
AT the recent blaok-repubcan meeting held in Red
ding, procession formed the head of which rode
large negro on horseback bearing banner STROUD
cd with Grape and inscribed bleeding Kansas 1t is bad
enough TO cheat white folks but body enough
cheat negro be pretty far gone Bleeding Kansas
orsooh getting free negro TO make fool Of himself in
carrying free Kansas banner when the bogus
rtory If the poor darkey had known that he would
probably have put OF his followers in mourning
Free Kansas free to everybody but free coored peope
What party-and what consistency
The Detroit Free Press of Tuesday last says:
1.-THE blackrepubcan congressional convention at Ann
Arbor on Saturday renomnated Mr. William A. Howard.
This Is as we have hoped. We want popular verdict
upon his representative career and upon his personal fit
ness in view of transactions shall hereafter dis
cuss for the high position to which he seeks reelection"
zone who never backs OUT thus writes to the editor of
the Providence Post;
occasionally hear that there are men who are pre-
pared back John O. Fremont with their wallets do
them. only hear of them Now that there may
be misunderstanding in this matter want the of
your columns cay that | will bet thousand dollars
that John G. Fremont viii not be the President of
the United States This proposition be accepted any
time up to o'clock, ?. m, to-day"
Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, has been spending short
time in Connecticut One day last week he Middle
town, stopping at the McDonough House where accord
ing TO the Argus) he waited by committee of
the Fremont Club Of Wesleyan University with an inv
tation speak he refused and stated that he
Fremont man. He also his belief that Ohio viii 60
for Buchanan by very decided majority.
We clip the following from the Rochester Advertiser
"Judge Mott of Albany county, will speak in this city
on Friday evening the 26th instant His speech
derstand will consist mainly In argument designed to
prove that moral constitutional and religious consder
TONS all mperatvey require that the intelligent and vir
citizen should support the democratic party and its
candidates in this campaign" A...at
The Judge Mott spoken of in the above the son Of the
venerable and wdey-known DR., Mott, president of the
Union College Schenectady-a fact in itself guarantee
that he is man Of mental and moral discipline.
writer in the Progressive Age Fremont paper pub
lished in Belfast Maine says al affirm land do with
honest convictions OF the uh that the North will not
submit if they defeated And yet the republicans tell
they disunionsts but they charge these
sentiments upon the South
One. Of democratic exchanges remarks with great
force and truth
GThe negro-worshippes getting frightened at the
prospect Of quiet in Kansas before the election is In
Gov Gears since be arrived in the Territory the
New York Times nothing but eectua stopper upon
their of political capital 1t bad hoped he would
take different course that he would encourage ourages
upon the freSate that he would call to his aid the
United States forces to burn and page rob and murder
But be has done nothing of the kind lie has dsbanded
the armed forces of contendng parties both Of North and
South lie has sought bring order out Of confusion and
administer the laws Of the Territory with equal and
act Justice
The Federal Georgia. Union tells the following good
story:
friend informs us that drover few days ago sold
gentleman, citizen OF Columbus fine pair Of mules for
$3.50, payable when rs elected President the
United States The purchaser well pleased that be
offered the drover $500 for inferior pair the
terms. The drover refused. He then offered him $500
head for every mule be had in his drove payable
the same terms. BY this time the drover thought he
smet mice and left with a flea in his ear"
As some slight evidence Of the ruthfuness Of the black
republican press make for the following state
ment which appeared in late number Of the Albany
Evening Journal:
To the Philadelphia meeting, the democrats, after
ransacking the Atlantic States for speakers and New
York and New Jersey for delegations to swell the
crowdaftor weeks Of preparation and lavish expenditure
were only able 10 muster about three thousand souls"
/ Comment on the above is unnecessary.
For the onion
HON. JAMES GUTHRIE, SECRETARY OF THE UNI
TED STATES TREASURY.