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

- oI.;,,.d % hs ~. commemorative marty of the
.onu,,v \, ..s ~. dsv;,s If the old federalista,
~, ,so.oi,or. NJ ola ia the 6.d.rsl dictionary
...r..,i.. Do,i.v .i.n;s.d N, erection of a gov.
600, ,,,oag.r h,n ~. deliberate will of the peo-
- Th. ,,,;asl. ,,,.. ;, war with all the best ele-
- :, -. ;a.,;,,,,;o,. Vet in that harness the
s-a...I .,,, ,;..d .na Aid Asis ALWAYS the case
- .-;.i,,. ,,,holIv s,,onsous. when il reap-
-, y - =, ..,.,.,;or among IN, vvbiys /,
49, go uOds, the a,g of eonserya-
~. :, la. ,,.sr. the vbivs ,.llvn,
n,.~.,,,.,. ~, rOonooolv MONEY mower of a ma.
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- - .o...,v.,;s,, m. vvhivs 6rs, sought and
.,Il ...Lino 10 h,ild nm an, oppressiye scheme
- ...,,a.., ,.S.,;on - namner law nriyilspsd
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ssN-,s y,'s - 700. 90 ,,,.;olv into The
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,.u.a ~ .,,;.. ~ ~. con.,;,,t;on that veto
800, .,h,.h q. f,,nds,. both of the republican
"a r. s..x.l ,.r, a.ol.rsd n bs essential 10 the
a., .,,;,..,.. y, A.. .o-,,d;,.,. b,,ncb.a of our
.o..-,, II N. nam, 4, conservatism. the
-. 80, ,h,o,.h n. ..,nro.l;,n canvas, Of 1870
- IN "a d;..r...f,,I dsh,uche,i..
-. .,v.;l.h,l;,v,, c.nd;da,,s- in amos and its
.ho,,iou. n. lo.-eahn. and ia bard-eiderl These
war, ,hs .h,o.s ,..uu,d nv the old federalists
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-. a.. Il. III. aa.,,;o. of m. ala nhilo,-
,s.d - ~. l.,,., rh.old error wa,
- :. 80. a..,.d.d and h..,i,I firm.
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A.. Li...o,,;D.. 81 an. ..r,,,n ,r,s - L.,
m. A., now vb,, nre the fruit, which we are gather
-,
ing rom inc my
There 10 notat this moment, throughout the Whole
length and breadth of the land ONE political faction
:, an. .oci,I b.resv however deprayed or danger
" '"' - \ II. -. sui.
ous Oh winch Tue wings uo ho' '0oA ''' "'''
hnee, and upon which they are not perunaeious-
" urging the easiest terms of amalgamation.
ar ,h.s, f,c,ions. the abolitionists are the
most Desperate, numerous, anu TOftnlQdDlcs let,
wherever abolition is most rank and rife, wherever
/, svov, most boldly lis resolves to break down the
con,,ution and il, purpoaes of disunisn there the
wbips have bean as a marty most sedulous to en-
courage. to caress and to court il. In OHIo, the
wbiv governor Bebb. boasts in his elec,ioneering
,nssch.s as we have already quoted them. thst he
wa, III. first candidate for governor in that State
who vsn,ured to stump the State on the principle
of",ouu s,surs TO THE NEGRO - In the Same
State tbs whole whig PARTY take the notorious Gid
dimes into their full communion and fellowship, and
.st hin, dawn in their election returns as good and
trina uhis In M,cu,a,s. Gordon. the whip candidate
for cons,e.s narsd.s his abolitionst purposes and
h;.n,I,.hl. dis,sosrd If The comnaets Of the oon-
,ti,n,ion as sollowa:
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limits ,b,reof Itbe thirteen States consider moi
only UNWARRANTED by the constitution, but
a VIOLATION OF the compromise by which slave,
800 was 'i'0"e' 10 'o"''A ~ "' "'""' '"' oH''''
$50 far as regards the trade or migration (of
slaves) between the States the constitution has
rREssLr conhuea the power 10 congress, WIN me
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I'm. i.''' INV "' o'''''u '.a.'' 'e"A'e-'he
e'ecaoneering In Maine, upon wing invitation, OF
Hale and Giddings, and Hudson--the loud aboli- |
tion.t demonstrations If the wb;u State convention
= $500. - 0 W., " o"'. :.
"a''aonuse''S' anu us ueioe'a'e aVo"a' 'ha'
whg principles on the whole subject of human
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