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The Daily Dispatch: January 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], Election of C. S. Senator. (search)
ve it existence. Upon the heels of the intelligence of the election of Richardson in Illinois to the United States Senate, comes the information of the defeat of Cameron in Pennsylvania, and the election of Charles R. Buckalew over him to the United States Senate, vice David Wilmot, the father of modern free portism. Cameron was aCameron was among the fastest friends of Lincoln, and being about the biggest rascal in the party of Black Republicans, all of whom, except those that are deranged, are rescales he was pre-eminently meritorious. Surpassing all, possibly, save Seward, in fraud and deceit, he more than any, save the arch-traitor, merited reward at the hands of hphilosophy having charged the worst of vices into virtues, and treated out honors and emoluments to these mort distinguish is their exercise. The decapitation of Cameron fails heavily upon the Northern despot. Fast are the States deserting him to the protection of Puritan Kew Hugland, into whose arms he has thrown himself. Her c