The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-12
raE oANyAss IN pENNsYLyANIA.


Our private adces from Pennsylvania continue to Be Of
the most encouraging character Counties and districts
which have been regarded for time as doubtful and
upon which the black republicans rely as their only chance
Of success have given unmsaable symptoms Of the pres
enee Of powerful reaCtionary spirit Even in wilmots
district where the black republicans boosted that all oppo-
son had been eectuay crushed out the democrats have
entered into the canvass with spirit and determine
ton which feel confident will be attended with results
gratifying they unlocked for There only
three or four democratic papers published in the infected
district" but these few faithful organs meeting the is
presented by the enemy boldly powerfully and effect
lively From able and eloquent address to the young
Of Bradford county which appears in the last number
of the Bradford Tmesa democratic paper recently estab-
lshed at Towanda the very citadel of the black repub-
lieans Of this distrctwe make the following extract
And let examine briefly the position OF OPP
ponens Composed of all factions, however opposite, and
all isms, however dssmilar greedy for the spos and
thrsng for power they seek overthrow the constitution
and dissolve the union in order to advance themselves
places happily beyond their reach With the cry OF
bleeding Kansas they seek to shut tho of the North
prevent their diSunion sentiments from being heard
regarded by the people To accomplish this they present
candidate entirely sectional in his principles wholly
known statesman, without legislative experience and
possessing of the qualifications which would III him for
the high Office of President of the United States Alike
pudated by the national of all parties and by those who
know him best bound him by the strong ties
of affinity he fit candidate for the reacherous
ton Of dsunionsts. Declaring the South totally unfit
joy the constitutional privilege OF having voice in the
ton they ignore the very existence of fifteen States the
union thus arayng section against the otherthe
North against the South. In the language OF Madison
what to prevent these repuye from awful shocks
against each other Such is the issue. On the side
unon peace and concord the other dsunon
n..l
when such issue forced upon you what class
interested in the decision of this the great
on of the daya question which in its magnitude obscures
all others Nov the nation in days gone by calls upon
the of the Old Keystone to rally the support of the
constitution and the Union Sectionasm arrayed against
conederacy, fanacism against patriotism loyalty
to Union against and disunion. 1t
you say whether you for the Union against it,
Throughout the entire length and breadth of the State
the democrats appear to be animated by the universal
desire to roll up for Old Buck" larger majority than
before given by Pennsylvania to any presidential
candidate And such majority they soiH give 10 the ia
Of The Keystone The public sentiment and the
public feeling of that old and patriotic Commonwealth
cannot be mistaken. Never, in any previous
pagp have there been witnessed such great and euthusas
tic gatherings of the people, and the spirit of the demo-
cratic Masses far from tagging the pro-
gresses appears gain increased strength and mer and
ndomitable will with each succeeding demonsra-
ton Besides the meeting to be held at Phiadel-
pha on the 18th instant meeting of the citizens
Centre, Clinton Clearfeld Miflin, Blair, Lycoming and
Huntington counties will be held at Beefonte Wednes-
day, September "a. The meeting will be addressed by
Hon. William Biger, Hon. Josiah Randall, John W. For
ney, esq, Hon. j. Clancy Jones' Gen. William Packer
Gen j. L. Dawson Col Samuel W. Black Hon. Charles r.
Buckaew, Hon. William H. White, Col. Reah Frazer Geo
A. Crawford, esq, Samuel Fl. Reynolds esq, Hon. Allison
White Hon. George R. Barrett and others. Gen. Cass
Stephen A. Douglas Toombs of Georgia and Orr of South
Carolina have been invited, and of them will
probably be present ". ind. .-a