The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-10

is a Mexican party in Congress- very small
in the country. When patriotism calls for united
efon-when the constitution places the responsibility
on the President Congress seeks to share it--yea.
TO II, aud southern wings and southern
MISREPRESENTATION aboltioniss and western fanatic.
make party who united IN nothing but heart hatred
of the pure principles of democracy, present solid
phaanx the Mexican and seek to obstruc every
which could enable the President to secure the
success of and the glory OF our country Pro-
claim these truthscry aloud and spare not--naintaln
the liberty Of the pess-repember the reputation already
fairly by honorable devotion to the cause OF truth
and let your gray head excuse the word) be crowned
with the chaplet OF glory with which grateful people
will adorn his temples who at all hazards defends the
liberty OF the the last stronghold of liberty itself
These remarks have been caused by the perusal Of the
action of the Senate Yulees resolution. My
feelings are those which their rise 10 a sincere
personal regard which has been growing for thirty
years, and most of all confidence by the faith
ful labors of one that have seen waver in the
darkest hour OF our par whose voice was heard in the
men, fight on truth is omnpotent, and must prevail
and who, holding my hand in his in October, ls4o on
the day on which we heard the disastrous news from 0
point w be held saved and the same s Eana
its to tine ss, ana that flag floats 9ys5
of friends, and the GOODNESS OF others, would let
you know that the friends OF aud lang syne still thought
OF and applauded YOU
Extract of letter from young gentleman to member
Of Congress, dated ~
"GnEENvILLE. (Tenn.,) Feb. 90, ls47
'By this afternoons mail received the Union of the
10th inst, with the report of the Senaes action Mr.
Senator Yulee's resolution have no language to ex-
S s e 81 a syenu neS u"
ing The Senate of the United States have determined
that the dignity Of the Senate shall be preserved nvio
citizen shall speak of their action upon any mea-
in any other than the most respectful manner And
in asserting this dignity they have attempted to strike
will be inyss!igatsd BY higher l,i5unS than the Sen
this affair." and they will speak in tones which shall be
heard at the Capitol What farce il is for such
Wescot to talk about dignity Why, his speech is the
infamous libel have read and he pretends
Be democrat ! have never seen Nj: Ritchie bu.
and devoted friends than old Tom Richie And he will
be noby, proudly sustained by the people They will
and untrammelled; and the Senate of the United
States, with all its dignity has no power to muz-
zle it. The defendant Of turbaned Turk cannot
associate with the veteran editor of the Washington Union
And Mr. Calhoun! Ell tn Brute. have hitherto thought
that would be the proudest act of my life to vote for
Mr.: Calhoun for President was Calhoun man up
TO the hub. looked upon him the first statesman
America His extraordinary course upon Yuees resou
ton has changed my opinion ! am no longer Cal,
ardent democrats, like myself, will make the same
mark. In my humble opinion, he has ruined himself
''The Union has few subscribers in the village am
determined that the number shall be than trebed
When you Mr. Richie, be kind enough to present
him my respectful regards and tell him TO 60 on and the
people will sustain him" $50 NJ
Extract from letter from aaunch democrat, South
si4 Carolina, February 81. a ~
81 write you this letter, to congratulate you on the
proud distinction which the Senate Of the United States
have recently conferred you, in their infamous blow
aimed at the liberty of the press. Your position
envabe one, and which am sure you will boldly and
you, and rally around you There was similar blow
which overthrow John Adamss administration, and
the u ae sO R. g the ehs a
the throne of France Without the freedom of the press
and the freedom OF speech, our government is not worth
81 sincerely depore the course which the Senate has
seen proper pursue towards you and the administr
ton during the present session OF Congress And can
houn and Judge Butler, in permitting themselves TO be
imposed on, as do believe they have BEEN by the wings
with their S Suhng craft and ans and am the
Of both those gentlemen AS member OF the Senate OF
South Carolina was actively instrumental in the cleo
ton of Judge Butler to the Senate of the United States
did not dream then that was assisting in eeyating
man to high position, from whence he would make
war against the administration OF Mr. Polk. US
There strange infatuation to have overcome
southern in regard to the present administration
With bold and manly independence, and high sense
justice, which is above praise the President has car
ed out all of those for which the south has been
contendng for the last twenty five years and now strange
to say he finds himself opposed, bitterly opposed BY
southern AZ don bs
sraon dishonor the country, and restore the wings TO
power and with them, all their odous to the
SOUTH VI
!" 1t is passing strange, that whilst the country IS en-
gagged in foreign war, which has been conducted with
signal WISDOM which has crowned the whole army with
aurels and covered the republic with honor and glory,
that our distinguished statesman should be endeayorng
to embarrass the administration for party purposes, and
thing seems be lost sight Of and sacrificed for party
and the hope of spos
But sir there is virtue and patriotism enough in the
hearts of the American people to preserve the govern
ment, and keep untarnished our national honor. The
people will sustain the President in vigorous prosecu
ton of the to an honorable peace The blow aimed
eyes Of the American people, and add strength to the
wise, virtuous, and glorious administration OF MIR
Polk 3lr M
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