The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-07-30


Of the most talented honorable and valorous OF the
young mcn OF Indiana He is in district which gave
over thousand republican majority two years great
odds against him but which hope TO see overcome
and il viii be- If the democracy of the Bloody Ninth
rally the support of their gallant eer ia days Of
yorr. when triumphant over the opposition The fol-
lowing resolutions adopted by the convention
.R<sseeI That cordially approve and viii resoufe
Iy carry out the great principle OF seifgoyenment
enumerated ia the Kansas Nebraska bl affirmed in the
Cincinnati platform and reiterated In President Bucan
inaugural address,
iResolued That we have unbounded confidence In the
wisdom integrity and patriotism Of present national
administration =
[From she cncinnat Enqssser.l
prominent democrat, who ia our Office yester-
day brings good from sister States He
joys good opportunity Of being well Informed, and is
thoroughly acquainted with the political movements that
the taIis and the elements that viii enter into
the ensuing contest He sanguine from all that be
learn, and from the present appearance of things, that
the democratic State ticket will he elected by larger
majority than it 1856 and that shall choose
quite many members OF Congress did then.
There excellent chance Of supersedng the repnb
member Of Congress in the sth district by demo
craf Davis, the renegade democrat, who Is running
against Secris for Congress in the 7th district be is
6dent will bc badly beaten Hovey win share the same
fate in the Ist district. English will doubtless, be
nominated and reelected and also Hughes ia the Sd,
despite the desperate efforts which being made de-
feat him The Indiana democracy aroused, and
preparing 10 give good account Of themselves Indiana
a
ls4o with the execution of 1854 voted against The dem
ocratic party She contributed largely to the election Of
Nr Buchanan for President, by choosing Willard gov
in October 1856 which, with the auspious result
In parsvlxana nj Tho sasne tirr virtually settled fIe
contest and made the mr. vote mere forrnatv
1t viii rejoice democratic friends all the Union
hear that friends there confident Of maintain
ing in the future the aure they have in the past
lFrosn indianapolis sentinell
The canvass between hon Henry SecreSt and Hon
the republican candidate for at Bush
vile, In Putnam county, on Saturday last La the
course OF his speech MI Davis alluded with great
warmth, 10 charge made against him that he Lao
been bought up by the republican party lie denied that
that there was any contract OF that kind at all events
he had net as yet received any pay from that party
consideration necessary TO make the purchase binding
An old armer in The crowd mere interrupted M DAVIS
ana Ie'na.keo u.a' ne soeicu - y, uuiins ussnlsn
-; - - - ,,it ,sa,
,J IanaI Msrure candidate for secy.tarv Of STATE
4; ac,;o,r r,nv,ssin tbe ctate and ,sressl ta citi
zens Of Ricbmond On the 18th Instant d;scussr the
ar;ous l;ti,al Questions NOW satatinc tl,, rIe and
d-end;rr nna yindsating the az the e,noratie
,rt
po'" ''' '-.''AA sA'0' N'l''
NO true democrat can, Tor moment desire the re,
vival of the dead and extinct issue OF Loompton and
antLeoomPton, in the democratic party Evil, and
evil only can result 70 the party and 70 the coun-
try from such an unwise policy 1t cannot be justi-
iis'i "a uNicAN Va NAiANitciiNes u-in-
ocratic policy or principle, and none but those who
tady to scatter seeds OF discord In the ranks Of our party
70 break up and destroy It's unity and harmony wherein
hes Its strength can engage IN so wicked plot to bring
ruin and defeat upon u.s. IL dead issue and let the
dead bury the dead We say, and LET them both be for
gotten and reiea~red no more forever The question
manner upon which All honest, sincere frue-hearted
20 the marty can stand toeter and fpbt sbon,,ey IN
sh,'Ido Igss r arr banes, set;,ser,s We -