The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-12
PROSPECTUS
FOR
"THE Tim ES. :"

newspaper, edited GRREN publlshed the
City Of Washington.
Political abolition existed the adoption Of Federal Con
stution The ambitious Of thai day that question
means North against the South and
ing northern political control oil the whole country
II Is demonsfabe the oriianceso OF ~ and the MIS-
in view Tne popularity Of Gen washington the folly Of
the Elder Albums The election Of MI Jefferson, and the or
ganizaton parties i'm reference to that election mpeded
progress but kept aIve and ever active in its
effort array the North against the South
To progress Of such intrigues and TO unmas the
designs OF ambitious men, ID the proper duty OF the press
but Virginia enieebed by the affair Of Southampton, and be-
rayed by interested political combinations gfuvey debated
the question OF Emancipation, and that measure was defeat
ed III the House OF Delesatesby one or two votes only Gen
jackson In power; Mr. Van buren, his cand-
date for the successon and Mr. Richie was his partzan
Editor 1t was Mr. Van Buren's interest to denounce the
effort then made unite the South defence OF their pro.
perry and political equality se cainor Intended TO ar
the South against the NORTH and dissolve the Union and
the Richmond Enquirer, aided II then by the conf
dence winch the people Of the South reposed IN Gen Jack
son as southern man. exered It's influence and persuaded
the south that those who denounced the abolition movement
were adrniisis. 0N M G@A
The veteran editor of that paper brought to Washington
organ OF administration processing To be
southern in It's feelings and principles, could nothing in
this paper devoted to that cause, richly endowed
ably conduced and extensively notwithstanding in the
Understanding In the proceedings OF the Legislatures oil
the MISUNDERSTANDING States, pedgnS the people Of those
States 70 , s wa a mus pun so ~ sa ~
the southern States adopted resolutions declaring that they
would N mo s % n lint Mr. BUCHANAN
letter In favor OF extending the Missouri compro.
line and II manifest tiat
derogatory rights interests, and character OF the
souh expeden TO sednce the south INTO the support
OF party Presidential Candidate that all vino reflect must
that, 10 preserve their properly anu maintain their Pc
ltca equality the south must une and act together THIS
cannot accomplished without the aid VI an ably conduct
ed paper pubsed the Seat OF Government, and com.
nandg confidence oil the south as medium Of inter.
Ine undersigned has been for many years editor His
opinions and political principles are well known He be-
lieves he claims upon the confidence and support
of he SOUTH such as no Diner person connected with
press offer He has devoted the energies OF his best
days the earnings VI an active lie 10 their cause not
because he partisan oil the SOUTH of the pecu
liar institutions OF that section but because he desired to
strengthen and perpelae the unoh ana because he knew
that lie purpose leading Abolitonists organ
ize public OPINION IN the ayehoding States 10 en-
able sfurery TO cono the onces ana patronage OF e
lie is aware OF the responsibility he assumes and would
gladly any time surrender the task into more competent
Hnncs but events are progress rapid development
The next of Congress will constitute crisis on
iievinI that "'rHR THINKS" win give confidence and
srengh to the friends Of the union and equality Of the
Appearing friends oil the Union and good government
Throughout the whole country Tor support The Times
well oil south. II will unmask the men their mo-
ves aud the by which the north has been afrayed
against SOUTH will iearlessly expose the intrigues
winch haye arrayed section against secon and seeks by
such MEANS to elevate unworthy men to office i Will
cutve and oil Congress, Is corrupton fund cnangerng
the public liberty Ny poisoning the sources Of public intel
tam freedom elections, and as consequence, oppose
that usurpaton called National Coaueniio," giving
detailed oil It's progress and tendency embra
cling names and, far Practicable the personal and
political history o. persons VINO have been rs members
tribute among themselves their personal and political nsso
ciaes, connexions and dependants the oic.s Jobs con
tracts and patronage Of the Government 1t Will DISCUSS
tile Mexican war, origin and It's consequences will
review the annexation OF Texas showing at SO ar IRON
England will prove tmt had our negotiations with Mext
been conducted with desire to preserve peace There
who justly responsible ior ue war; ana nnct upon
them tey deserve but IN doing this, wil
,harth all