The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-25

and Mexico, TO assist and aid in placing the country IN
state Of defence and tranquility, and that all prisoners
should be reeased which stpuations we've approved b
the Commodore Thus in less than twenty days the Com
modore, by the vigor and CELEBRITY OF his operation The
bravery and veteran deSteriy ohis troops placed Car
MIA finally under American rule and laid the solid nn5
lion Of republican government
BUCHANAN AND Observation-Disclosures or
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS OF NEW YORK.
The once divided democracy of New York now pre-
sents palsea solid and proudly defiant front TO their
common enemies. AS slight evidence Of the cordial
unanimous, and enthusiastic which the nomi-
nees and platform Of the Democratic National Convention
have been endorsed and responded in the Empire State
we give below few extracts from of the leading
scott and "hard' organs--names trust which will
soon disappear forever from the vocabulary of New York
politics
From the Bnghamtoa Democrat
James Buchanan is no chance soldier. For Lifetime
he has been identified with the action of the democratic
party His public services fill important portion of the
history OF the country. He is known to be faithful and
true to the constitution to the union Of the States and the
rights of the States his election the spirit of anarchy
seconalism, and duuion will be electualy rebuked and
crushed While his nomination Is hailed with enhusiasp
BY the friends Of the constitution and patriotism finds in
assurance and hope it strikes terror to the souls of the
Greeeys Of the opposition who live the dssensions and
disturbances and agitatons OF the country. His ability
and tried aithulness statesman his prudence and dis
erection as man, mark him as the safe ralng point Fall
who would keep firm and sure the landmarks Of the con-
slitution and restore the the path rect
lude and common od-iashioned honesty and straight
iorwardness. The democracy Of New York will stand
shoulder to shoulder with their brethren Of the noble Key
stone and the Old Dominion in his support and triumph
| ant election.
John o. Breckinridge Of kentucky the nominee for the
vice presidency though much younger man. Is states
Of fine talents and true democrat lie has been
era years in Congress and adds 70 other high quaca
tons the experience necessary to fit him for the dsn
guished post he will be called to occupy. He
Der of the convention and gracefully shose to put aside
its hoqr which were unanimously conferred On the sec
ond ballot
From the Syracuse Standard.
How T1iH NOMINATION TAKEs.The Skaneaeles Democrat
notices the call for meeting in this city to form Demo-
cratic State Central Club md says Buchanans nomina
don takes like widfe; democrats who would have bolt
ed the nomination OF Pierce Douglas viii be found
working shoulder to shoulder Of yore We have conf
dence Ii elected lie will straghten out affairs at Wash
inoton We know full well thar the public pulse isata
fever heat caused by the recent awiessyea damnable
outrage al Washington and may be in Kansas; but why
should this personal encounter effect the great principles
Tor which democrats have breasted the hurricane Of fanat
cism and Arnm iom the days OF Jefferson 70 the pres
emit wrIno9 We don't presda 10 shield Brooks or other
roncomitaat evils arising of the settlement Of kansas
by no mean Jet justice be done though the heavens ia
| Ffom iae cayass New Pa,
Dvvoop,r,o pr ,rrona--we publish the declaration Of
principles and policy adopted by the Democratic oonyen'
ian AT Ciucinna for which ask the candid and care
mi perussl of readers After repeating the aecara
lions made at previous National Conventions which have
been y rs, %ao q se a ne,sa sS
fairs which have appeared since The last national as
sembiage. a
They condemn in proper language secret political IS.
sociaons bound together by oaths aud tests which are
odious ad tending evil results in free country They
demand also the acquescence Of all good citizens in the
will of the majority and in the laws passed by virtue
thereof uptl altered modified, or repealed by The like
Il
This platform when carefully eonsaered win be found
to reflect the sentiments Of all lovers Of their country and
cannot fail to command the approval OF the great
of rejecting without regard to location or preeon
ceived prejudiees
Prom the Wayne Sentinel.
TINS Crxc1SSAri CosvKsuos-rgs TioEET~-The democ.
racy of the nation fling TO the breeze their banner upE
which inscribed the names OF buchanan and Becdn'
ridge-names whom the democracy will delight to honor
when the ides ofNoyember shall come round.
The ticket is all could ask for or expect and just such
one as looked for from The representatives assembled
at Cincinnati.
From tie Granville Telegraph.
BucnAsAS Alp BaEcErsRrper.-The nomination Of these
champions Of democratic principles b everywhere received
with demonstrations OF Joy by the denocssuo host Even
the opposition compelled 10 admit that our candidate
are men ofdistnguished ability eminent statesmen, and
above eproach private e and that the ticket one
which 1t will be "hardto JedLH
This ticket is combination Of experience vigor per
sonal popularity and worth, the superior OF which The
country has seldom II sses seen With such standard
into contest lne
assurance that they will be eec.ednnd that too most
triumphantly
From the Ithaca Journal.
THE xoMJS ATIoSs-We publish in another column the
proceedings of the Democratic National Convention, bed
Al Cincinnati last week with the exception OF the resoue
tons which we shall insert in next AT the head o.
this column place the names Of the nominees OF the
convention TO whose election we shall give most
earnest efforts That the ticket nominated is the most pop
Mar one which could have been selected Ia conceded al
hands That 1t will be trumphany elected seems to u
beyond all controversy.
From the ., morale rftss, Palmyra, View York
The nomination Of james Buchanan for President Of the
with one universal voice OF approval It will call out an
enthusiasm In bis support from tho people such as has
scarcely marked presidential election since the time Of
Jackson.
The selection OF the nominee for Vice President was not
less fortunate in completing national ticket which We
unhesitatingy predict will be elected by triumphant
majority Of The votes Of the American people
From the Suffolk Democrat
DEMOCRATIC NArfogAb CosyEsuos--We sincerely con-
orstnate the democracy OF our State and Of Union
nav every patriot TO whatever party he may have hitherto
belonged devoted to the Unionwe sincerely congratulate
all such the happy result OF the Cincinnati Convention
The various factions Of the opposition looking with
intense anxiety its proceedings hoping that strong
est man would be defeated and thus give them chance
Cor victory. Their hopes extugrfished; with James
buchanan Of the old Keystone and John O. Beckinrdge
Of Kentucky, 90 into the contest certain to triumph
from the Tu.etass Union
Tm souSArioss--These have been wisely chosen as
test now perdipg The platform Of principles upon which
nd isn IN Of