The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17
NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.

engendered the hotbed ignorance folly
NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
H1aois.
Speaking of the prospects the democracy that State
the Roch-Isand Argus says:
at is no trouble to get up a meeting anywhere. Two
or three days notice enough to attract thousands and in
three weeks almost all kinds OF business will be sus
pended and men, women, and children will do nothing
else but to attend to politics The democracy are away
growing every day. Pitch in, gentlemen. The yell is all
on our side now, and unheard-ef triumph awaits US
Sober people not going to trust the fate OF this Union
in the hands of set Of mad fanacsnot this time, and
trust never
The Ottawa Free Trader says:
If there ever was time that doubt existed to the
vote this State being cast for Buchanan and Richard
SON. il is now dspeed We have the most cheering news
from all quarters The north will more than hold its own
whilst the middle and the south will roll up such heavy
majority will astonish our most sanguine friends
Illinois is safe for the democracy by thousands and all
candid men admit it,
New Hampshire.
There was rousng meeting of the sterling democrats of
Nashua on Tuesday evening the largest political
meeting ever held in that city Delegates present from
Milford Wilton Merrmac Hollis Hudson, and other ad
Joining towns The meeting was addressed by Perkins
Cleveland esq of Connecticut; Colonel George of Con-
cord B. F. Rixford, esq and others The City Hail. ca
pabe of holding 1900 persons, full to overfowng
the Fremonters had fzze They tried to get up pro-
cession in honor of the returns from Mane numbered
scarcely hundred. Rely New Hampshire for Buck
and Breck.-Boston Daily Times.
Ohio
The Cleveland Plandeaer says:
The tide is setting against the dsunonists with ire
mendous fury They have had their yell, fooled away
Kansas funds fired off few guns, and now their fer
dies.
In one township in Wood county, containing 632
voters where there only 81 democratic votes last fall
there are but 33 opposition votes.
In Toledo 4e0 Fillmore men are enrolled in one club
aCyde, one year ago had democratic votes. II has
81 votes for Old Buck So we 60"
Fremont born IN France
The Boston Bee back-repubcan paper on the 22d of
April last contained the following:
GFRKMoNr--CoL j. O. Fremont pds born in FRANCE
January 1873 HIS fafher enigram from France
and has mother naiire q Virginia"
II this is true Fremont is not eligible The constitution
requires that the President shall be naiyeborn citizen
But all admit that his father Frenchman and there
fore every Hindoo who votes for him will violate "hat
awful oath"
The WooHy Horse as he Roc appears.
Ills GHaine' elongated very much, whilst the New
Workers and Pennsylyanans have pulled all the hair from
his taileaving merely dry bone hanging straight down
Fremont in England
Harriet Marneau come out for Fremont because she
understands that he yors free love and womans rights
She has written pamphlet in which she has told the En-
gsh people all about Fremont
If the Brtshers could only vote in this country, how
easy Mr. Fremont would be elected But as they can't
there is no hope for hm.-SprinqcH Argu'.
Rsjoioing Orer Raasas Outrages
The money article Of the New York Independent Beech
es paper grows jubian the Of bloodshed in
Kansas in the following strain
awe observe the spirit and business tact with
which the presidential contest has been commenced and ia
proceeding in favor Of the free candidate The daily adj
vices from Kansas, find produce daily renesoal Of
uiu 10 ezertto and making daily oonpsrts The state
Of affairs in Kansas is rapidly reyoutonzng mems minds
II has effect than any number Of dry abstract argu
men and Is quckening into feeling great numbers who
have been previously lukewarm or Indifferent and will
lead them up the polls in November in victorious force
The subject Is in every heart and mouth and is dis
cussed than the usual subjects Of business"
These Kansas outrages the very aimen or as the
Independent has Il the daily renewal Of stimulus Of the
republican movement Without them II would die out in
fortnight Hence Gen. Lane the Territory
to renew the war and continue Il til he election.
[drgus 4 Atlas.
Eloquent PassqgG
The following eloquent passage occurs in Lieutenant
Governor McArhurs speech made recently at the banner
presentation at Milwaukee,
The power or the democracy consists in lie universal
iy II obleraes all geographical distinctions. II s
neither DISTRACTED by the mountains height washed
out by the passage of river Like the hosts Of Israel II
passes dry shod the waters The Potomac burst
asuudsr the Blue Ridge and cleave pathway for its
rent but II cannot divide the democracy Of Virginia Ma
ryand, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey Sectonalism
draws line side Of which abiures nearly oneha
Of the country with incendary exaggeratons, and pro
claims that II her candidates to be elected ut ALL Il
must be the united support Of certain class Of the north
ern States The democracy Of each State in the Union
pucks star from the blue OF the skies with which
TO adon her banner forming glorious constellation from
the Arostook 10 the Rio Grsnde Sectionasm marches
under the union flag OF republican faction and know
nothing proscripve intolerance They associated with
those who would shut the door the oppressed of
Europe and prescribe with fire and slaughter all who
ship at the affairs OF certain faith while democracy keep
ngep to the music Of the Union nculcates the generous
doctrines Of civil and religious liberty and the political
equality OF all men, irrespective Of birth station, who
are willing 10 assume the obligations Of citizenship.
These great issues invest this contest with an interest
and Importance unequaed since the adoption OF the federal
compact The Of freedom and the friends Of the
Union are raying TO support They behold in the
only party based broad national grounds and regard
our success TO insure the safety and destiny Of the Amer
Gan people,