The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-16
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Mr.. FILLMORE's NOMINATION.

MR.. FILLMoRE'S NOMINATION.
What qneer individual that law partner Of Mr.. Fill
be- whose letter published in the Enquirer
Of yesterday We have known to be sent 10 the mad
house for lees offences than the ndtpg Of such paragraphs
as these Il. .
"Mr Fillmore was not nominated TO decline. His uomi-
nation the result OF the deliberations Of as intelligent
warn-hearted coolheaded discreet and patriotic body
Of men as has met in this country since the convention that
framed the constitution. ae. .
"Mr. Fillmore will not decline lie has not so informed
In terms II is true but be to decline he would
prove traitor TO that sentiment in tho country which
SO noby 80 generously sustained him IN the very trying
times OF bis previous administration and TO those just and
comprehensive American sentiments which uculcate and
insist upon exact justice TO every section Of common
country, with all ts diversified nstdtons Interests pre-
judices and pursuits"
"Coo-beadedP @discreet7 apatriotic n applied to
body which opened in row, swelcd into tornado,
and exploded with the violence Of steamboat boiler that
has water in IT, When Fillmore at last nominated,
the convention had virtually broken up the discussion
Of the twelfth section, and the nomination bit Of
toasted cheese to the southern members back.
Gr. Haven ALLOWS no escape FOR his patriotic partner who
now, when the country is in such imminen danger from
the Vaccinations Of The Pope is quietly hobnobbng With
bis holiness drinking OF the very best vintage Of the pa
pal cellar and admiriug the masterpieces of Rubens and
Corrego in the galleries Of the Vatican Why Is he not
in this great crisis Of bis country, battling side by side With
Garrett Davis against the enormity Of wooden shoes and
uuo dyGy Does Mr.. Haven intend 10 throw niue
at his travelling partner for dydalyng iu this
gnobe manner when such great dangers threaten the
ton, by this very dogmatc and aulocrac hypothetical
condemnation Of any deenaon Of the honor conferred
him at Philadelphia, act Of high treason the part
Of the unconscious and unfortunate object who fingers
appetizin2y around the flesh pots OF his holiness Has
Mr. Fillmore real friends to him from the ami
hating embraces Of his destructive partnera
NATIONAL wuiGs-Some advantage the nation has de-
rived from the Accommodating movement II has eectuay
winnoped the old wbig party, and whilst the chat has
been carried off by the b the wheat has been left to be
absorbed by the democratic party But among the hou-
sands and tens OF thousands of aocessons which the
mooracy have received will II receive with more
cordial welcome with hearer satisfaction than the dis
tngushed senator from louisiana Mr.. Benjamin who in
speech delivered in the United States Senate on the I'd
instant declared bis determination join the democratic
party Ohio Sate.,aop.
Mpsio w ApmRlA-Ap Austrian political economist has
calculated that with the annual money paid salaries to
the priaa donna OF Vienna "a hundred square miles Of
marsh land might be turned into fruitful corn zelda The
professor orgots that nevertheless the singers BY their
sweet voices do their best to cultivate the Gnest ears