The daily union., 1856-10-22
THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN PENEsYl-
WANNA.

yANIA.
The democratic press in all parts of the Union are re-
sponding in exulting language, TO the great Liuuph
achieved by the democracy of Pennsylvania We copy the
following from the Buffalo Courier
att with ordinary emotions that We record The te
diet Pennsylvania has ""sn = re great issue before the
sountry. Her demoera: unuer the lead Of her great
statsau have won splendid victory the combined
opposition All honor to them and TO those who fought
with them in this struggle for the rght-this contest for
the Union and the constitution
"The great result viii fill with joy the hearts of every
national man in the country. How it will sound and
boom through Connecticut and New Hampshire, and I
nos Their manifest destiny is with the Keystone State
How ii will echo and reecho through the whole North
toesn to summon 1t back from the INSCRIPTIONS lead Of
reckless to the grand old lead of earlier and better
daysl How it will pour oil on the rising waves Of aga-
on at the South and assure fellow countrymen there
that the land which holds the graves of Marion and Of
Sumpter of Jackson and OF Washngon not TO be
from the land Warren and Hancock and the old Adamses
How it will renew confidence in the permanency of in
sttutons
The returns were slow in coming In, and, for u time
doubtful ia their character but they have last
and Pennsylvania is Where s black republicanis
now with its brags its poisoned tongue It's Kansas fund
its fanaicism, and its sanctifed corrupton2 Where Is
know-nohingsm, the twin sister Of ils ally, with ib
boased strength, its proscrptve principles its secret
lodges its denunciation of Catholics It's hatred OF foreign,
ers Both these parties consigned to an early and
dishonored grave. There is longer doubt of the -
umphant success of the democracy in November. The
of tho people aroused to the danger that
threatened them and they have risen in Pennsy
Indiana, and in Connecticut to JroWa Indignantly upon
The first daUatfg Of any attempt 10 de1ae one portion
common people from The other The ball is in motion
and il is not in the power of to stop it, 1t will roll
through the whole Union, gathering strength as 1t
moves. ...... .... a... ~ .###.
"The latest returns will be found in telegraph col
The yesterday afternoons report gives the demo-
cratic majority 644s which will probably be increased
| to 10000 HuRRAH FOR PENNSYLVANIA
The New Haven Register says: .s a.a.a.
"The unfortunate Fremoners may raise sckly smile
over the consultations afforded them by Benefits Herald
they may catch the thrown them by the
figures of the Tribune but they feel in their utmost soul
that their is They know that they have received
blow in the Pennsylvania election from which 1t is moth
ing but folly for them to hope to recover They went into
the recent election in Pennsylvania with consciousness
that their defeat would be the end of the campaign far
they concerned Therefore il that they put
forth all their energies to carry it. They poured money
into the State with lavshness before equaled
They sent all their prominent orators there to stir
fanatic fury which they had succeeded in raising in Maine
Their most skilfu political manageable old heads who
have been practsed in pipelaying artshave made
headquarters in the State to devise the means fair foul
overthrow the democracy at Mr. Buchanans very door
And they felt perfectly confident of their 0ur
majority said the Courier and Enquirer the very day
of election, will not lie less than 10 00O and it
to oOO' How their high hopes have toppled down. 1t
in vain attempt rally of their scattered ranks They
will be routed like sheep in the great battle of November
And the first decentralization party that
our land will meet with fate that will prove warning
to all who shall in after years attempt similar dangerous
experiment" >a.