The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-30
PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
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September 2s 1858.
The Moses Taylor from Aspinwal arrived here at six
o'clock this evening, with California of the 9th
instant and 81 $40 924 in specie The political inte
gence by this arrival Is most glorious The State cleo
zion in the Golden State has resulted in unparalleled
triumph Of the national democracy over the Broderic
and Mckibben boltes and the backepublican allies o.
those worthy gentlemen. Nothing could be more com
pete, more Significant or more encouraging than this
victory. The vote large and the enthusiasm intense
The efforts of the Broderictes and Mcbbenites were
OF the most strenuous aud exhaustng nature and their
prostrate, fororn condition almost pitiable. p
Nemesis has been the watch for these boiling gen
tlemen and has healed them roughly Blair (son of the
complete witness) in Missouri, Douglas in Illinois, Has
kin and Clark in this State, and Broderck and McKib-
ben in California have all experienced the consequences
OF violation Of the pledges ON the faith of which the
people intrusted them with high Office and ee-
waited them TO their present position Messs Douglas
Clark and Haskin with their few imators must regard
the utter defeat of Brodeck and Mcbben the hand
writing ON the wall, prophetic OF their own impending
ruin. The proud and gratifying endorsement of the
sstent honest and national of Senator Gwin and
the Hon Charles L. Scott must prove welceme
agement to those democratic members who like the hon-
orabe and distinguished senator and the talented
Der OF Congress from California, have discharged their
duty well and faithfully and steadastly adhered to their
party and principles Even in his stronghold San Fran
CISCO where, former occasions Broderck used to be
triumphant, he was utterly routed this occasion by
majority OF upcaTds Of sir hundred This great result
this hearty endorsement of honored President by our
fellow democrats of California-nust be in the highest
degree gratifying to him and to the democracy Of the
tire Union ao@ s sqa d,
The news from Fraser river is not dscouragng Those
who have claims the bars from which the water has
receded said to DO doing we'll $50 far as California
is concerned the excitement has subsidized and the emf
grafton to the Eldoado has dwinded down to almost
nothing in fact since the last steamer nearly two thou
sand of the earliest patients of the gold fever have
turned to California. yf.. .a. .,. ...
The New York newspaper reading public have been
mystied at the appearance of editorial article in the
Daily News OF to-day headed, The Syracuse resolu-
tions-what they are which printed in the Eve
ming Post of yesterday and credited to the Daily News
Can it be possible that the black republican editors of
the Evening Post have crept into the camp of the only
true democracy and stolen the arms and Of the
champion of democracy is it conceivable that the
writer's of the Daily News have sought counsel and adj
vice from the enemy, and communicated, prematurey
and ncautiousy their sage vows and opinions to such
fahess and extraordinary allies the editors Of the
Post Or it merely newspaper enterprise OF novel
character However this may be- the fact remains The
Post published yesterday evening from the News an
tce which only appeared in that orthodox print this
morning. wv s''a &eAF '. 1850
There is little additional news of the hapess Austria
and her passengers Two passengers rescued from
the burning steamship have arrived in the Lotus at Hall
fax Their names are S. Peterson, Of Sweden, and +.
Thomson, of Australia It is supposed that the captain
of the Austria fell overheard while endeavorng to save
portion of the passengers NE.s a.tsr
Indictments have been found by the grand jury against
Isaac Edwards collector of assessments, and Samuel Al
LEM Of Mr. Fureys deputy street commissioners for
pecuation Both the accused have been arrested and
held to bail in 600 each to stand their trial at the
next session Of the court Of general sessions. .1
The fall regatta of the N, Y. Yacht Club will take
place Thursday morning the 30th inst Sixteen
yachts have been already entered
The republican ratification meeting of last night at the
Cooper Institute consisted Of about 500 of the most
enthusiastic of the Kansasonages party in this city
Mr.. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,; the splrituast
shirt Horace State
Senator Denim, and Mr. W. III, Fry, Of the Tribune,
worshpped the Niger with great ervo and DEVOTION
dorsed Messs Clark and Hasin 'for their defiance of
party tammels (aagc base forfeiture of their pledges
to their constituents and haangued in the true dema-
goguic style. On the whole, 1.-THE ratification was
tame, and cannot be very encouraging to Mr.. Morgan
and his brother candidates for Office in New York.
The money market to-day has been moderately ac-
tive although still very easy Rates of interest are
slightly in favor Of the lender for long paper but for
short paper and money call capital is very easily OBJ
tanned, than three weeks ago. The following
may be taken the current rates of discount at present