The daily union., 1856-11-01
rHE PRospEcr m rRE NORTHWEST.


sun and Who by the way rendered mOs powerful aid to
the democratic cause in the late canvass in Indiana
writes at Chicago under date Of the 27h ultimo fol
lows
q After a considerable through the Northwestern
States happy convey you the Satisfactory nior
nation that the love for the Union and the constitution
everywhere paramount to any narrow, sectional feeling
with that patriotism which comprehensive enough to em
brace the whole country, North and Sou'h, East and
West.
We had an immense outpouriDg OF the national de-
mocracy Saturday last celebrate the election returns
from Indiana and Penny yvana, and noble speeches from
Gen. Cass and Col. Preston OF Kentucky. There
orchght procession thousand strong covering many
miles and salutes of artillery that shook the air with
hundred fiery mouths Gen. Cass has been the stump
since the adjournment Of Congress, and has Judge
Douglas
certain that Illinois will preserve her allegiance to
Judge Douglass thoroughly identified with her
progress and the development OF her vast She
supposed to give ten thousand majority for the Union and
the constitution.
In Michigan the people determined send old Gen
Cass back the United States Senate the proper place
for the venerable statesman to terminate his long, successful
public life Gov. FeIch will be undoubtedly elected gov
ernor Of the State
In Wisconsin there is hard fight between the republ-
and democrats The German population OF that State
hich very numerous generally for the Union and the
constitution, but the Sorwega and Sw edes who have
siding with the republicans. that Mr.. Fill.
that section Of the Union has any organized party
THE FEELING AT THE SOUTH.
The Georgia correspondent of the New ork Journal OF
Commerce writes ollows
"That the South loves the Union believe; that Georgia
does know We think know the value both TO our
selves and the Of human liberty through all
ages. But the North does know that there is
point in this slavery question which it is dangerous ap
proach for let the South be made feel and know that
there deliberate intention to them into inferior
position in the republic, impair their rights in and to
property and it solemn conviction that the South
would with will towards the establishment of
southern conederacy This being forced upon u.s. good
is accomplished? Both injured neither benefited. But
enough.
every day is strengthening the democratic ticket in
eorga For the sake liberty humanity, religion and
the Unon hope it is likewise gaining strength in New
York and throughout the whole North"
Another correspondent Of the paper residing in
Yazoo Mississippi, writes
ave are all waiting here quiet but great anxiety for
the result of election the 4h proximo hoping that
your conservative counse may prevail though aPprehen
sve for the future lest the good and virtue Of your
people be able Withstand the passions and pFeu
dces Of 20 weru demsgogue Ny fears this haze
increased by reading Mr. Bankss speech at the our
Exchange. That occupying position so e,em-
nen national that OF Speaker of the House OF Represent
should be eminenty sectional in bis views would
lead me to draw the fatal inerences. a
planter years and though born and bred
Philadelphia in sight Of the old Hall of Independence, and
may therefore, be supposed las am) be pretty strongly
mbued feelings OF attachment for section Of
the non STILL can't for the life of me, how the cleo
ton Of Fremont otherwise than dissolve Union How
the South live under sectional President with Banks
Seward Greeley &C. for his advisers These
" my sentiments but those of every with whom
verse whether democrat whg will hope Tor the best"
THE ILLNESS OF HON. J. II. WHEELER
tans the following notice Of the illness Of Mr.. Wheeler
"t is with the deepest regret that
the illness Of Colonel John H. Wheeler, the American
ister On Wednesday night he home late hour
and went bed in apparent good health. In short
he seized with cramps followed BY rapid and painful
| spasms
These left him scnseless and occurring before pedi
cal assistance could be had In few Drs kcys
ton and Callahan called and powerful remedies
At once ThrouG the night and during
next dav life suspended BY the blttest thread
by continued assistance rendered cheerful hy ades gcu
tcmen he AlevAted into gentle sleep, after which the
danger sdeed almost he is
valcsceut, and with his constitution may hope
him about in very short time.
THE CAMPAlGN Is NEW YORK. GREAT DEMO,
CRATIC BARBECUE AT BUFFALO.
The following call appears The Buffalo Courier of WcG-
neslay last
TIE Drsccrrc Blr5tcuc h< Chaton s. Na,kd Grousi,
The democracy the county OF Erie and Of New
York are cordially invited participate in grand bari
cue as above Preparations made to feast IL live
democrats Two tables nine hundred feet long and
two hundred feet long VIII he loaded with substantial re
frcshments
BrIi n FvG-Si1 sheep roasted whole twelve pigs,
roasted whole one bear roasted whole hundred
chickens roasted sayentyhve turkeys roasted forty
bans boiled forty hams, roasted thirty pieces boiled
corned beef ten pieces beef alAmode
Bread cake crackers, and confectionery AT hl,tan,
order Of ELerctSes
! The democracy will come into the city in carriages
and BY railroad, with banners, &c.
They will assemble the Terrace they arrive and
AT o'clock will proceed in procession to the barbecue
ground led hy the marshal and band OF music.
r. At l. clock salute will be fired, and speaking will
commence at the stands and will be continued III
O'Clock
Ate o'clock the tables under the superintendent Of
T r Bloomer will be thrown open to the assembled
titudes
!, While the crowds Tasting speaking will be con-
tinued At the smnds
In the evening speeches will be made at Roths Hall
v"mets Hall and lsuensteins Hall.
Speaker, al The BIrbrcue
The following speakers from abroad have ccr invited
70 n4dress the democracy Hon. Horauo Seymour hon
Amasa Parker, Hon. John Van Buren, Hon. Sanford
Church Hon Charles W "Grigan, Philadelphia Hon
sckea Hon. John Kelly, New York Francis Ec-r' ~.
Utica
PENSIor OFFICE.
An abstract OF the business Of the Pension nrrcna fo
the month Of October under the ac; Of March . ra'.
Number Of applications received .,.,,....,,... 7loO
warrants or certificates lssued~..,.... Coz