The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-17
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Political abolition existed the adoption Of the Federal Com
sution The ambitious Of thai day that question
ing northern political control Of the whole country.
demonsrable that the ordinances Of 80 and the Mis-
compromise parts Of system having this object
in view The popularity OF Gen Washington, the folly Of
the Elder Adams the election Of Mr. Jeerson and the
gazaOn OF parties IN reference to that election inpeed
It's progress but kept alive anti was active in its
effort 10 array the North against the South
10 trace the progress OF such ntrigues and to unmask the
designs Of ambitious men, Is e proper duty Of The press
tyed by Interested political combinations grvely debated
the question Of Emancipation, and that measure defeat
Jackson was then III power; Mr. Van Buren, was lis cand
date Tor the succession, and Mr. Richie was his partzan
enort en made unite the South Of their pro
perry and political equality as false camor intended to ar
the Richmond Enquirer, aided then by the conf
dence which the people Of The South reposed in Jack
the south that those denounced the abolition
We're atarhaisfs
the avowed organ Of administration processing to be
its feelings and principles eould nothing In
This city paper devoted to that cause richly endowed
ably conducted and extensively nothing in the
Wmo proyiso its adoption by the House OF Represen.
ta,yes-nohing the proceedings Of the Legislatures OF
the saveholdng States pedgns the people Of those
States 10 It's support which, In his opinion should
or unite the south. 1t until the people OF Of
the southern States adopted resolutions declaring that they
cy who approved Of provso that Mr. Buchanan
wrote his letter favor Of extending the Missouri compro
mise line and now is so manifest measure 80
derogatoy the rights interests, and character OF the
SOUTH expedent seduce the south the support
Of party Presidential candidate, that all who reflect
see that 10 preserve their property, and maintain their
ltica equality, the unie and together. This
cannot be accomplished the aid ably
ed paper, published at The Seat of Government, and com
maldng the confidence Of the south us medium OF inter
The undersigned has been for many years editor His
oplions aud political principles are well known lie be
leves that he has claims upon The confidence and support
the south such as no other person connected with the
press Offer lie has devoted the energies OF his best
days and the earnings oi an active lie TO their cause not
because he was The partisan Of lhe south Or Of the peen
strengthen and perpeate the Unon and because he knew
that the purpose q leading Abollionsis was, to SO organ
ze public opinion in the slayehoding States as to
able asiapey 10 control the offices and patronage OF the
lie is aware Of lie responsibility he assumes and would
gladly any time surrender the task into competent
The next session Of Coasress viii constitute crisis on
which The destlnes Of this country may depend and be-
strength 10 the friends Of the union and equality Of the
States, he does not hesitate TO commence the publication
dph the whole country ior support The Times
will address Judgment and patriotism OF the north,
yes and the means by which The north has been arrayed
against the 1t viii ieariessy expose the inrgqes
winch arrayed section against section, and seeks by
such means elevate unworthy men TO office. II will
show that the printing patronage n ,he hands q he Exc
the public liberty by poisoning The sources Of public intel
igei,ce- will suggest and enforce remedy will main
tam Of elections, and asa consequence oppose
that us,rpation called National Corention," giving
detailed account Of It's rise, progress and tendency enbr
cling names, and practicable, the personal and
political history OF persons who have been It's MEMBERS
showing manner In which they have combined 10 dis
tribute among themselves their personal and political asso
GATES, xions and dependents the offices, Jobs con-
tracts and patronage of the Government Will discuss
tie Mexican war, origin and It's consequences will
review the annexation Texas, showing that far from
being with Mexico II prevented war with
England will prove that had negotiations with Mex
co been conducted with desire 10 peace there
would have will probe the conduct OF those
who are Justly responsible for The war, and inct upon
them the censre they deserve; but IN doing this Il will
remember that although the might have been avoided
tho conduct OF Mexico that the honor OF ibis
couury and the interests Of humanity, require that
Mexico compelled pay indemnify for the past aud
give guarantees for the uiure. a+ ~ Il
The Times will be Republican, holding members Of
Congress and the Executive Responsible TO the people as
the legitimate OF power acknowledging no rther
allegiance to party than is necessary Tor efficient coopera
finn in CARRYING such measures as proper regard Tor
he public welfare may dictate; and with this view u WILL
nj ne uroper time and due consultation, give an ar
dent and efficient support the Presidential candidate In
icaed by public opnon the person on whom the oppo-
nrnts of d National Convention should unite y.
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