The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-13
NUMBER 1914.
PROSPECTUS
"THE. TIME !"

newspaper edited by DUR GREEN and published at the
City ofwashngton.
Political abolition existed the adoption the Federal Con-
siuon The ambitious Of that day IN that question
means oarayng the North against tho South and ofsecur
Ills demonsrabe thai the oreinanes Or 81 and the Ms
sn compromise parts q system having this object
the Elder Adams the election Of Mr. JEFFERSON and the
ganizaon Of parties in reference to that election mpedsd
dc North SaS hs sssansi IS Sas ess' '' :
trace The progress Of such ingues and @ unmask the
but Virginia ensebsd BY Inc affair Of soushampion and
yed by nisTs.ed political combinations eavsy dsbssd
ed IN the House Of Delegatesby votes only Gen
date for lie succession, and Mr. Richie was his psTssn
Editor MIR Van Buren's interest denounre the
perry and political equality false clamor Intended 70
ray ne South against the North and dissolve the Union and
dence which the people othe South reposed In Gen Jack
son as southern man. exered its influence andpermaded
he south that those who denounced the abolition movement
The veteran editor q tina, paper brought Washington
southern IN ts feelings and principles could nothing IN
his y nanep % n ne rsS
ably conducted extensively misunderstanding in the
e o Se e
the sayeholdng States pedgns the people Of those
or unite the south II Was not until The people Of some q
the southern States adopted resolutions that they
who %
wrote his letter in favor Of extending the Missouri compro
derogatory the rights interests and character OF the
SOUTH sxpeden seduce the south into the support
that 70 preserve their properly, and maintain their
tcs equality hs south must unite and act Ths
ed paper published at the Seat Of Government and com
handing the confidence Of the south as medium Of inter.
The undersigned has for many years editor His
eves that he has Claims upon the condencs and support
Of the SOUTH such no other person connected with the
days and the earnings Or an active M to their cause
because he the partisan Of the south, Of the pecu
perpetuate the Union and because he knew
that the purpose d leading Abooniss was 70 % organ
able to control the Offices and patronage Of the
He Is aware Of the responsibility he assumes and would
gladly any time surrender the task into more competent
n:l Su ~ soRPs s
which the desnies q this country may depend and De-
strength to the friends q the union ana equality Of the
States he does not hesitate to commence the publication
Throughout the whole country for support The Times
will address the Judgment and patriotism Of the north -
lives and the by which the north has been arrayed
against the south Il will feariessy expose the intriGues
such means 70 elevate unworthy men to Office L viii
show that he printing IN he hnnds q ne
the pubic liberty by poisoning the sources Of pupc initial
tain the freedom elections and consequences, oppose
that usurpaton called National Convention, giving
he
political history persons who have been lis members
showing the in which they have combined 70 dis
tribute among themselves their personal and political assp
cates connexions and dependats, the oees, Jobs COP
tracts patronage Of the Government 1t Will dscusa
the Mexican war; its origin and Its consequences II VIII
annexation OF Texas, showing that TAR nom
being Of with Mexico prevented war With
England. will prove that had negotiations with Mexi
been conducted with desire preserve peace there
would have been II will probe the conduct OF those
who justly responsible for the and n1ct upon
them tho censnre they deserve but In doing this Il will
remember thai although the might have uyoide
the conduct OF Mexico has been such that the honor OF this
country and the interests Of humanity, require tha
Mexico be Compelled q pay an indemnify for the past and
The Times will be Republican, holding russsS-.- =.
Congress and the Executive responsible the people
the legitimate Of power acknowledging further
allegiance party than necessary for efficient coopet-
ton in carrying such proper regard for
the public welfare may dictate and with this view II will
the proper time, and after due consultation, give
dent and efficient support the Presidential candidate In
dictated by public opinion the whom tho oppo
| nents OF National Convention should unite, ~
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