The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-27
ouR PRosPECTs IN NEw ENaLANp.

The result OF the recent election in Maine has led many
Of friends in the South and Wsst believe that The
six New England States frmy~a hxedy under the
domination of the black republicans and that all efforts in
those States the part Of democrats resist the sway
the fanatics must in the end prove futile SO think not
the democracy Of New Hampshire Connecticut and Rhode
Island The Providence Post says
e hear good news from every part our State Every
where the old democratic res kindng up. The
moyiRg and the democratic spirit is maniesting
itself with have before witnessed
We honestly believe that in everything organization
which may yet be attended to- stand better than did
four years ago.
"a beautiful and highly feature Of
paign is that the YOUNG MEN, who for time
erred by know-nothngism 70 the blackrepubean army,
coming to ranks by They do not feel
themselves at home with worshpping aboltonsts
and have little sympathy with those who cry the
dom of coored the South and do their
power 30 Cypress white working at the North II the
stampede goes ii is going scarcely single
MAN the State will be found battling under the
black banner of Fremont the 4th Of November.
And the old awakng also The Old Guard have
put their and in the field They stand
in the thckest of the fight Within the past two three
days been cheered than in months before
energy and displayed by old standard bear
ersthe to whom have looked for counsel and who
work in ain They fully aroused and will
labor before for the redemption of the State
owe say friends, BE Of good cheer The skies
Frightening We gaining every day and in almost every
town. The be redeemed and If work is kept
up will be redeemed in November. Let have faith and
march right on "
The Springfield Argus says
The democrats Of Connecticut determined that there
shall be clean spot in New England at least Noby and
CALAMITY they conducting the They stand up
and breast the sugng waves of abotonism like
adaman Success complete and entire must attend such
efforts devotion From every section Of the State
that the best spirit prevails The Kansas iasehoods
have influence them They know that these are tales
dressed up fghten old and children with They
know that in thousand has any foundation in fact
and hopes of aboonism rise and fall as these hor
rid falsehoods increase or diminish
awe would suggest Connecticut friends little
labor the Rhode Island line. The abolition clergy
Of county very busy Installing their hereses
in that quarter They preach treason and dunion in every
form everywhere they CO. The social circle the
public private schools the Sunday school, the prayer
meeting the pulpit the chosen fields for these Ere
mont emissaries ns their poisonous doctrines some,
like Garrison and Parker preach dsunion openly others in
sidiously Look to them, democrats of Connecticut
WHERE THE oLD-LINE WINGS OF MARYLAND ARE
TO BE FOUND.
At the request Of correspondent cheeruy give place
to the following call for an oldne wing meeting in Som
county Maryland to be held this evening Our cores
pendent says of the gentlemen whose names are appended
to the call They are all well known to to be s!dne
,higs and with exception, voted democratic
ticket The strength of the wing vote in this district here
tofore has sevenyeght This is indicative Of what
tie State will do in November next"
Old-Line Wing Meeting.
The undersigned odline wings of Tyaskn district Of
Somerset county behalf Of themselves and Others old
line wings of said district who deem it their duty ct
GEMS unconnected with any Of the existing political parties
which have presented candidates for the presidency cast
their votes Buchanan and Breckenridge at the next cleo
ton as the only safe mode Of preserving the constitution and
the Union and the peace and good order of the country
yite their feow-whgs and the public generally to at
tend public meeting Rails store on Saturday. Septem-
Der 81, 1856.
Hon l. D. Jones Hon. J. W. Crisfeld, and others, have
been invited and expected TO address the meeting.
VIM. Mezicl Hazzaron Jarrett, II. Horseman, /. Han
bury w. Stafford s. Horseman p L. Horseman, j. Horse
man, VIM Dunn, X. Lahore, G. d. Walter James Street
VIM Wallace, John North, Ben. Mesick, w. Wainwright
]. @. Wainwright, A. Traverse, James Wiling H. J.
W. Doug herty Elisha Owens VIM Evans, W. Sermon, j.
Robertson, Hopkins s. Williams Asbury Mezick Zach.
Street Asa White c. H. White NJ Jarrett, H. Horsemap,
A. Jarrett W Insley j. D. Lahore s. Horseman, Joshua
Street Thos Dunn Theo. North, Isaac Mezck w. B. Me-
zick G. W Robertson, W. @. Wainwright Geo. Willing,
John White s. White J. Everishman J. Robertson, G,
E. Wingate B. j. Jones J. s. Lahore Thos. Street Isaac
Insey H. Walter w. Williams, VIM. Evans.
The Hon John Dennis, James U. Dennis, and William
Daniel esqs respectfully invited to be present and
take part the discussion, together with other members
Of the American party.