The daily union., 1846-10-28

'sWs would give uae Union the full benefit Of It's
closing quotation from the letter 20 John Holiness
but in the iist place, Il 10 written upon another
measure-the fixing geographic limit to save-ier-
ritory-sna only refers, by osl1 d,eis, 70 emsne,
very obscure. And, thirdly, It's previous citation
admomshed as tnot entirely una~srr beiors) lhai
we must look al the tcxt before w1 accept tho
Uaiom's version Of ir For this wo have no longer
spsss nortims, had eur readers paiisnee.pl ~
The man Who wrote that passage, has the adda-
city TO talk 70 his oppoaent about lhe Daneiad !
Why, Ounce is written down in evesy syllable Of
ths passage itself II u the deed Of dwses, fo the
Intellisenesr 20 discredit the views Of Jefferson 10
The le,sar 70 Hanss - mere sSisu ~. sto ii'sif
quoting tAai rsyy letter prove from il that Jeer
sons viewsuPon spyeproperty smbrseed the "sum
and subs,ancs Of sboliohism,n Il is the deed offs
Ounce, y declare the pas age i,seiebscars. IL Is the
deed efSfues TO dselafeahai ne Mas NOT slime
4pAce" 10 look al the text Of short letter, which
letter ne has hinsef cited. j. The deed ola most
arrant Ounce 10 doubt whether his ''rsaders' have
'patience" for him 10 ''look at the text" And,
finally il is the deed OF most eonsummate Ounce to
sneak away in such style from crushing piece
Of evidence addueed by an opponsnt The aggre-
Of this extract would make ift theme for a little
Duneiad Of itself Some OF de whig aboltoaisis
uf New England are able men, I'VE congratulate
shssn on the talent Of their new ally, ifthis be a
specimen Of his resource and dexterity in dsiectcs
But after all, the true point OF the above passage
isnot its daaeshsed,p but its dishonesty III shows
indeed, how stupidity the Inteligeneer can blunder
In controversy; but il shows still more clearly that
that journal is bent upon falsfyng the opinions Of
Jefferson for the benefit Of the northern abolonists
Ia its "indirec and jssuitica" manner, that Journal
in its former article proessed TO shrink from spread
ing such "incendiary matter" as Jefferson wrote,
before its readers. We saw through its miserable
affecistion, and exposed it. And now the above
passage clearly shows that, with the antidote to all
such alleged "ineendary matter full before il the In
telgencer chooses skulk out Of the necessity in
which Wa had placed it, and refuses to lay Jeffer
sons strong language, making directly, against
the abolitonists, before its readers. The motive
for all this laundering and detected suppress
sion and fabrication, is quite obvious. IL is
done To represent Jefferson belonging to the po-
itica school Of the northern aboitionists, with a
view TO gloss over the projected alliance between
them and the wings. The wings Of the north have,
in the resolutions adopted by tho Massachusetts
whig State convention, distinctly proclaimed "that
the LIBERTY PARTY Is FORMED MAINLY
FROM THE WHIG, AND, AGREES WITH
THE WHIG ON ALL NATIONAL PoLITI-
CAL QUESTIONS, and in the main on ALL
questions TOUCHING HUMAN FREE
DoM.n The lntelligencer has endorsed and ap-
proved these resolutions And il is now proving the
sincerity Of its encomium, by attempting to sacrifice
the fair political fame of Thomas Jefferson upon the
altar Of this unholy alliance. Weinvoke the atten-
tiou Of the wings at the South, and Of homes, and
patriotic men throughout the country 10 these indi
cations of The, fell caurse which the whig leaders
and the national whig organ ure now pursuing. igg
hsBut we have not exhausted the subject. We shall
further expose the course which the Integeneer is
pursuing on this most delicate, dangerous, and i'm
portant subject and the mischief which 1t is calcu
lated produce upon the vital interests Of the
try. t =. =. .. =. ~ II. -. 60