The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-10
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


w.have no hesitation in adding to the "happi-
n" Of the National Inteligencer, by republishing
brief article of this morning. To be sure, there
very little in it; but 1--WE are happy that the readers
| THE Unionl will thus have the advantage of all
light that 1.-THE editors of the Intelligencer] have
fn able to bring to bear upon the subject" If
hemper" of it's editors be not "rg6led" more
On our own, it would be as calm as the Summers
pnng." The Intelligencer has been guilty Of no
pngr.ssion which is calculated to touch our feel
H,orto 'rufie" our temper Would to heaven that
editors were as calm as we are. The ''inuendo"
which refers, without specifying its character,
Ems rather TO indicate the wounded pigeon by its
Isrng. Would, too, that the Intelligencer could
ply come in for its share of the compliment which
GAINS for the wing party. 1t is not because we
not appreciate the compliment" which any par
would deserve for supporting the sentiment which
expressed in favor Of can honorable peace" and
var rather than sacrifice the rights and honor of
country, but because we doubted its application
NE National Intelligencer But to the article in
Nn0ronss Intelligencer;
s "Unionn has transferred TO its columns our last
a The true state at the present moment, Of the Ore
weston We are happy that the readers OF that pa
WI thus have the advantage Of all the light that we
N osen able to bring TO bear upon the subject
.@hot understand, however, what we have done, In
to ascertain the right construction OF the Pres
on this subject, to rufe the temper OF the
neior 50 as to induce him, having nothing to say
ne merits OF the matter--whch is whether the Pres
message mfdns peace war-to indulge in pitu
.s,. .ss against US tor having raised the question
,,nay me admission to which we have brought this
t we ADMINISTRATION, that "rNQuEsTIONAuLy pace ~
80. 70 ne United States. bD II must b. honorable
~, we did say. to be sure, that IL was sound
Iyia In so charneterizing IT, we meant TO give
4. , pase In our power. as rust have been ob-
IN, ~ readers. " the government editor does not ap
IN S IVY Compliment the fault Is not in our language,
ui ms valuation OF H.
. we congratulate our readers that we have arrived
,nS a which the government organ has not gain
not gainsay that, far rs the purposes OF the
49, ~. VI me United States concerned, war Is not
result from the course indicated In the Presi-
u.,e ~ ana that there is reason to hope, IN the
h he President himself "that, in this enlightened
rrr saeences with Great Brtain) MAY ne AsIc ABLY
VIC NATIONAL lntelligencer sees any cause, in
''haVe said, for consolation or congratulation,
" happy to have contributed to its ''happi-
We entertain no doubt that the President,
wy other American patriot, is DESTROYS Of
Ou' must be an honorable peace. He would
l'Nona0iy prefer peace to war, IL il can be pre-
'"0Ou any sacrifice of the rights and honor
.OuO'ryi and who can doubt that he sincerely
10 'As enlightened age" our differences with
Aln 1--WE avoid the parcnthetical form
National lntelgencer," may be "amicably
~ all honorable meansi Whether he
wal 70 result from the course indicated in his
s9H Is not for us to determine. II is not al
'or US to analyze our own expectations,
- nose Of others. But we can entertain no
~'' 'ne President means TO do his duty, and
vac honor Of lis country, fearless of all con-
1Y'n foF the Intelligencer. But in this con,
Ne deem it our duty to lay the following
'Ore our readers, from this mornings
:" Constitution We have republisbed a
DOu Of one Of its former paragraphs; and
a0' unwilling that it should again put its
wy SUBJECT Certain il is, however, that we