The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-09
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City OF Washington. /,
Political abolition existed adoption Federal Con-
situation The ambitious men Of thai day saw In that question
ameans oaayng the North against the South, and Of secur-
l. now that the Of ~ and the MIS-.
ssu were parts o. system having THIS oplec
the Elder Adams the election OF Mr. Jefferson and the
sanlzaton o. parties in reference that election, mpeded
effort q array The North against the South I, 4.
To trace the progress OF such ntrigues and 10 pnmask the
Virginia By he @ q dug
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cd In the House Of Delegates by only Gen.
@ @ he and Mr. RICHIE ss wis lis n
Editor II Mr. Van Buren's interest denounce the
perry and political equality as a false camor intended ar
The South against North and dissolve the Union and
dence which The people the South reposed in GEN Jack
son as southern man exered ts INFLUENCE and persuaded
were aia,nisfs.
he avowsd organ of ~ aamnsaion protesting o %
southern in lis feelings and principles could see nothing IN
ably conducted and extensively misunderstanding in the
Understanding In the proceedings Of the Legislatures Of
the nonslavehoding States pledsny the people Of those
or unite the sopih II was not until The people Of some q
the southern Suites adopted resolutions declaring that they
ey who Of the Wimot proviso that Mr. buchanan
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derogaiory The rights interests and character OF the
SOUTH Is expedent to seuce the south into the support
Of party Presidential candidate, that all who reflect
that TO preserve their property and maintain their
cannot be accomplished without the aid Of an conduct
paper published at the Seat Of Government and
mading the confidence Of the south as medium Of inter
The undersigned has been for many editor His
opinions and political principles well known. He be-
eves that he has claims upon the confidence and support
e. su h aa tie S
days and the earnings Of an active life 70 their cause not
liar institutions Of that section but beease he to
strengthen and perpuate the Union and because he knew
lie public opinion In the Notwithstanding States, as to
able siarey TO control The offices and patronage Of me
lie il aware or the responsibility assumes, and would
gladly any time surrender the task more competent
The next session Of Congress- will constitute crisis
h s ss o h country w and nd
strength to friends Of the union and equality Of the
appealing 10 the friends Of The Union good
throughout the whole country for support The Times
well as Of The south 1t will unmnsk the mentheir
tves and the means by which The north has been arayed
Which have nrrayed against section and seeks BY
such means, elevate unworthy men 70 office i will
cutive and Of Congress- is coIruptionnd endangering
The public liberty By e q PaDc n te,
the freedom Of elections and as oppose
detasd account Of It's RISE progress and tendency
cling the and as far as practicable the personal and
l persons
showing the In which they have combined TO dis
tribute among themselves their personal and political asso
Gates connexions and dependants the Offices, Jobs con-
tracts patronage of the Government II Will discuss
the Mexican war lis origin and its consequences VIII
being the Of with Mexico prevented war with
Engand Will prove had negotiations with Mexi
CO been conducted with desire preserve peace there
would will probe the conduct OF those
who Justly responsible for the war, and inic upon
them the censure they deserve; buf In doing this IL will
remember that although the might have been avoided
the conduct Of Mexico has been such that the honor Of this
VI country and the nteress Of humanity require that
Mexico be compelled pay indemnify for tho past and
give guarantees for the future IA ft ae
| The Times will be Republican, holding members OF
Congress and the Executive responsible the people
the legitimate source OF power acknowledging further
allegiance 10 party than necessary for efficient cOopera-
ton in carrying out such proper regard for
the public welfare may dictate and, with this view WILL
at the proper time, and after due consultation give
dent and efficient support the Presidential candidate in
dictated by public opinion the person whom the oppo
, nents of a National Convention should unite
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