The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-02

L.. ls0al and Constitutional naannsr 4. uoI N liz anss
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H""so' Du' s"o anu''ehi party 70, anu mas o0o" W
years. ayowedly arrsyed 10 put down tho law b,
force and In hi. purpose thsy have slain more thai
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Dy DELibEhArE AND wLruL huRDERl Inc whie
party, OF New York, in their convention at syria
ease' IN iui view OF these facts, chose John Young
TO be their candidate for governor, on the ground
that he was wing anti-renter, and could command
the majority vote ofthe whig anrent district The
anti-rent convention adopted this wing nomination,
and made him their nominee. The same anti-ren'
convention prohered their support 10 the democratic
nominee for lieutenant governor, and-mark the
faet-he replied upon the instant and sp,.rnsd their
profsr Yet in the face of these facts The rational
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e" - !" a'A"s"n ts"O'aA' en'us"' "
dishonest enough TO publish, this morning, the fol-
lowing comment upon paragraph from the Alex
undria Gazette.
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Ali. Gsa,,s h'', !" .ne - 49,.
' ous, as VIC sa'o soon no noueo W ue
81 III h.'e " suon ah n'su' - 10
sydsn,, sho . u' T.. accuracy, were nos ~
persuade lis readers that Mr. Young ,oas the candidate
inc a'asrsni"'' ..r
Showing HAsps.EIhe Albany 'ant-renIer,
Is an, s,ror.Iv IN vnS ~ slsc,,nv Slss Wrigb in,
ssting thai from him the snt-renters have much TO
hope, from John Young nothing and the editor
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ist' "--israsdria Gazette.
As the best replv 10 this. we insert the following
paragraph from that sound democratic journal, the
Albany Atlas. The "third dislriet'' thus Dragged
upon bv the Evening Journal. (,hs vbig organ at
the aeat of Government in New York ia made nm Of
the anti-rent counties, ..a...
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anee a. Evening Journal ......
"This is tho brag Of the reckless gamblers Of the
yourns, schooi. u Key 70 ths nomination OF
Of his own marty and against The original nrsser.
enees Of three ourths Of the State convention which
nominated him. IL was IN this desperate venture
W v,a1 rnno,e was lnrowh overooaru, ana 'onn
smugeed through an sntj,rent Convention AFTER.
wards Il is calculation that Is at the base Of the
whole fabric OF wing hopes"
Such are the beauties Of wing conservatism
With 'the Unionn for its motto, il join. with abo
ltionism, phrenzied TO break up the Union; and
with claw and ordern on its banners, il opens its
arms TO a faction which murders sheriffs. when.
with legal warrants in their hands, thew attempt 10
execute the awl ".
One other instance of whg conservatism, the
last, and perhaps the strongest, and we have done.
or late the leading organs of the wings have shown
their conservative spirit towards our own nstitu-
tons, by steadily advocating the cause of foreign
nations in our international controversies IL was
SO in Jacksons time in the case of our claim upon
France. IL was 40 all through the recent OREGON
discussions Especially was il so when whig oppo-
sition came in to the aid of French and English in
trigue, to prevent the annexation of Texas. Here.
indeed, the wbip conservatism had . dopbls obisc,
in view. On the one hand, il was conservative in
their view, to help the foreign plottsrs ag,in,,
the growing strength of our oonfeder,cv. and
on the other hand. IL WAS in the wbio iudom.n,
vastly conservative to withhold the shield of our
constitution from the newly acquired fresdom Of an
infant republic and TIM, TO nb ,t;uts on IN. North
American continent, dp.or,ufic ,v,tsm of relations
with tia border forts and border -bousss
and almost inevitable collisions and ho.,ss n ,bs
place of that confederate suste, in which our fathers
saw the sheet anchor Of the domestic n.,ce Of mi.
quarter of the globe. But most of all !, our UNI
with Mexico. has the conservs,ive snir;, IF tho
wings found occasion to displav itself To nm,
their own government in the wronp--to abuse III.
war as unconstitutional and appressive---,o s,igm,
tie those who carry it on as "lawless men, and
itself as "rapnen-to predict disaster and embar-
faa''ne''' lor u'-'0 fa'se prs"a,ufey territorial
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