The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-17
NUMBER 1893.
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y ne south against we NORTH and dissolve me Union and
denee which Che people south rspesed Gen Jack
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ed paper published at the Seat Of government and com
handing Inc confidence o the SCUM as medium OF iner
communication.
The undersigned has been Tor many years an editor His
opinions and political principles are well known Lie be-
leves that he has claims upon the confidence and support
Of the south, such other person connected with the
press offer He has devoted the energies Of his best
days. and the earnings of active life to their not
because he the partisan of the s0uih Of the
liar institutions of that section; but he desired
strengthen and perpetate The Union and because he knew
that the purpose q leading Aboonists 70 50 organ
ze public opinion in the States, az 70 en-
able anti sareryto control the offices and patronage OF the
Federal Government
lie OF the responsibility he assumes, and would
gladly any time the task competent
hands; but in progress OF rapid Development
The session Of Congress will constitute crisis
which desnies OF this country may depend and be-
levns that THE TINES will give confidence and
strength the friends of the union and equality Of the
States he does hesitate the publication,
appealing the Union and good
throughout the whole country for support The Times
well as Of The south It viii unn'aak The men-her mo-
tves and the means by which me north has been arrayed
against the souh u VIII ieariessy expose The intrignes
which have arrayed section against secon and seeks by
such means, TO elevate unworthy men 10 office Will
show that the pruning patronage, ~ The hands Of the Exc
cutiye and Congress, corruption nd endangerng