The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-24
wHIa REpENTANcE roo LAVE.

uhi.b Uoy the wind is setting in" Ia apt 10 our
pr,s,nt purpose. "The American Reviews wing
journal" published monthly at New York, speaks
as much in the name OF the whig party as such a
journal can speak--ss much as the Democratic Re-
view has ever spoken for the demoerary--as much
Lakewood speaks for the tories. IL was gotten up
as party organ, and, m we are informed, on the
consultation Of party leaders. We do II no more
than justice when we say, that such an organ, 1t
has hilheao been conducted with very respectable
sbity and with all due unserupulousoess
The January number Of this publication Is be-
fore ns, and contains two wsl-wruen arueiss,
which we have read with no small astonishment.
We have heard Of the sver-ehangng chameleon,
("',hough Ina, is a fsbIe.") We have watched the
,.ryias and esahsseent huss Of shot silk. But no
.ueh humble comparisons can give any IDEA OF the
af-mutabeness, 1--WE must compose new name
or what Is TO Us, in its perfection, quite new hins)
the aIl-muisbleness, We say, Of the wing party, II
lis current he really shifting round In the direction
these articles would Indicate. We knew the wing
party was at push--for il showed signs Of trying
natiyeism. We knew il was the "pany Of expedi-
ents." But the bravery-the desperate yalor Of
this last expedient" does confess, astonish US,
even in the wings. "Th poi rssOIuis and dsisrnin-
ed rs,,tanes TO all European ini1tsrnes IN The aGairs
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/. D.d,e,.a - ESQ. The French Jo,rynaI a.,
D,bat, has declared that the conquest Of Mexico
would be wide STEP towards the ensavement OF the
world by the United Sa'es, ana aesy o. ,si
al, ,.b;,c,;on The london Times remarks, thai
Mexico has had the sagacity perceive that dec
laration Of war would enable the United States 10
'ssiIe upon ana re'a'h inc Na' >'''" 'o''"o'
speaking then, o' INC neso"a"'" Nv" ae
to be IN progress between ure'' D'i'Aii' anu
co,he proceeds;
should II prove suecessIu'' on, gSrernne =; ".
n".l,~ ...r,.a hs declars,ions and act, of Mexioo
CONSEQUENT upon the annexation Of Texas, as in
fact dseisraiion o. mD against pofuon OF ine
American Union, anu mus ~ J"e .;s,a 81 S;ssers.
m.n,.m
Thi, come, af,er a high-wroupht description Of
IN. vain. of California TO us, and of the "good to
bom,u;tvn which would result from its acquisition.
Taken stogetber il looks very like the doctrine Of
"peacesbly IL we can, forcbly il we must, but soon
snvhov,,-a doctrine which, the wings want they
are welcome to. .... .....
A. we read ON mage after page, and saw both of
the positions cited above, as to colonization and
California, set forth roundy, whou, stint, or scru-
nile or shrinkinp-ureed as altogether lust, and wise
and necessary. and then detained upon at grea,
length as manfestly inevable-we could hardly real
ize the id.n,itu of the wing voum. in our hand 1t
seemed az IL our respected friend of the Democratic
Review had first wrought himself up to a sine
pbrsnzvr Of poetic exaltation-which il is in hi G
n do when he nleases-,nd then palmed himself
o unon ma under false colors md An alias: which i,
i, ro,in hin, ~ do unon anv occasion.
RI, ala. eor The oro;naI s;,--,be old Adam of
,,r., =. Of men, Will, da.bine on full gallon
on III. b;o writer's pep,sus for California we came
n Tsx,s, The de,uson was over in a trice. On
tho ;,,,,,, III. ,b;o-,be uvb;u with all his marks
=, h., ;,,.-,,. ;n.o,s;.,.n, v;,dic,ve r.m,m-
~, ,o,,,;, .onv.,;.n, ~ he foroo,t.n s,;cklno
a, no,h;no - rs,ch Marty end ,romnIinp all mod.
.r.,;,n rnd.r ri. 6.s, ~ Get ,t , nar,v ,riumpb
nl,r,;n. h;no..,f with d.,;hsr,,. and .nbborn in.
,..,;d;,,, g. d.s.n,. .v.c,,, h.,,vss, the oo-
r;r. HON. of d;l.mro.-,bs man ,of desnerote
hid. !; 80, a., Lii ,,;,h Ill 81. mari, ,,no,,
him ,,o,d ,.s..,.d h.f,,. ne in !. r,om.r,,
so,.To ksen ofV E,,ro,e =, al hazards. and to 90
mn, f., C.Is,rn;.-,h;s ia the ,,s, the very las,
wb0 ,r,n,, Inc, ,,rn.d nm, To ..en,,ree the oreo
Of frsedoun i noy the ,,h;g crv The thunder is
oil s,o,.n An oe \, ,ha, no. .nv f,r.s i, i,
i, dan, ,hrnd.r To, III. who's look
we'll how ,hsv mon,ss his their new NAV
,h;n, T., ~. Ia, ), :. a.,,.ro,, To, ,ber
r.r,sr,he, bo, !, f.red with Moor Mercnrv,s fingers
wh.n h. ,r.d n .,e., Iov.,s no,.,, hollis Or m.
,her f.;nc. Msrcurv ara, IF bin N tho coda and
the whis Marty has nothing so GOOD in i, le, them
hear IN mind The fearful duhbno v;.eJ q, ,b,,