The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-15
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An article in the Washington Organ of yesterday head
cd aModeii Democracy u.s. Jeersonian Democracy" and
purporng TO be editorial requires correction in point
Of fact This article in calling the attention Of the public
to the formation Of State clubs in this city for the dstrbu
ton Of public documents among the people, makes
peca reference TO that Of Virginia. by furnishing the
Of its presiding officer and secretary, and affirming
hat Wednesday evening of this week that club very
kindly took into consideration the case OF the Hon. s.
Care member Of Congress from the 18th district of Yr
gina and resolved that he must Be defeated and th at
were concocted to carry out such resolve"
This editor Mr. Carle himself in learning what
destitute TRUTH can have been induced to make this
tuitous assertion for the purpose Of only giving little
prominence to Mr. c. from the fact that the presiding off,
Ger and secretary happened to be residents Of his district
There such resolution passed at the meeting Is
above asserted In the above extract suggested The
Of Mr.. Garlic not mentioned, thought Of,
unless in connection with the fact that his district is at this
time, In consequence Of unfortunate division Of the
democratic party the only represented or II may be
moro properly said msrepresened by knou-nothing'
from Virginia. The object OF this and other democratic
clubs Is to counteract the effects Of know-nothing and
abolition documents which their members Of Congress
Mr. Care being one-and their societies here sending
of by tonoads and circulating 6roddcds the
try by disseminating corrective Of their traitorous
designs Of exciting discord and civil among the diff
erent sections Of the Union good and sound democratic
Carle all affected by any act Of the Virginia Club
II unfortunate for the Hon. Mr.. Csre that this
ticle should have connected him with "treasury-pap-
suckers his propensity TO feed upon such food
papabe fact 10 do him much good In his district And
besides the people Of his district themselves raising
and sending funds for the urherance Of the objects Of
this club which orcstas any effect which the sump-ike
oratorica character Of this editorial know nothing APP
peal intended TO make.
In 20 hurnh n Tho nd de
signs Of these State clubs simple statement Is sufficient
II Is well known throughout the country that for many
years past the parties have had their separate organ
lied bodies here for the purpose Of aiding members OF Con-
gcss In the distribution Of public documents during the
pending OF presidential canvass and that Of the demo-
cratic party known "The Jackson Association Under
the sectional issue which the know-nohings and aboi-
tonss have forced upon the country at this time there
by hazardng the integrity Of the Union, II was regard
ed as better plan 10 establish State clubs assoca-
tons In lieu Of the old central one. a.
The Virginia association only regrets that out Of the
hundreds Of ofce-hoers OF Virginia. who charged
with feeding upon this "easury pap" the whole num-
Der Of democrats claiming temporary residence in Wash
ington FOR this purpose Ia about twenty-five.
A MEMBER OF THE VIRGINIA CLUB.
JuLY H. 1859.
No verdict had been received from the jury in the
Herbert up the time Of the adjournment Of the
criminal court yesterday.
ScHooL ExHIBrrIoS--The Academy OF the Visitation In
Georgetown on Friday bad its grand annual OCCASION to
which large number Of citizens and especially Of la
dies are always attracted We need hardly say that this
consists In the distribution OF premiums 10 the successful
youthful candidates for the honors Of the institution
Owing the great number OF pupils the proceedings oc-
cnped quite protracted time but they interest
ing throughout that the crowded assembly chained
| TO the spot. e'.#.. .-s5.J q. e .a :.
The duty Of distribution divided between the resi-
dent Sisters who preside the academy, the Rev Mr.
Mcguire president OF Georgetown College and the Very
Reverend Bishop Whelan, Of Wheeling, Virginia
Between the delivery OF the premiums TO the several d.
visions Of the institution the company was grat6ed by
music vocal and instrumental that withou. particle
Of truly excellent Precision accuracy,
and were displayed that might have done no dis
credit 10 p pular professional votaries OF the Not
without hesitation where merit prevailing, do we
sgnsze the singing Of Miss Mary Doushsry Misses War
ing Hickey, and Pzzin The playing of the more juve-
nile Misses Guber and ONeai deservedly sppsuded
After the distribution Of the medals and 6rs honors Of
the academy 10 the senior circle the circle addressed
by Bishop McGil for about fifteen minutes Similarly,
the awardmen Of bono to the junior circle they were adj
dressed by Bishop Whelsn. t.sa ~
The present number OF young ladies belonging TO the
Academy exceeds one hundred and fifty Of all academic
ages Ladylke department egrsce and perfect order