The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-11
NUMBER 1913.
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newspaper edited by DUP GREEN and publishe AZ the
Political abolition existed al The adoption or te Federal Con-
tion The men OF tha day saw in that
ing to northern men 81 he whole country
Il That the ordinance Is or Isl and the Mis-
ssori compromise parts Of system having this object
The Elder Adams the election Of Mr. JefeYson and he or
ganizaon Of parties in reference 10 that election peded
lbs progress but Il was Kept alive and was ever active lis
effort TO array the North against ihe South. -l.
designs ambitious men, il The proper duty OF he press
but Virginia enleebled The affair southampton and BE-
the question OF Emancipation and that measure was defeat
"a Z nth che mouss q one q two votes
date for the succession, and Mr. Richie was his partizan
effort then made 10 unite he so In rienee of their nro
perry and political equality, false canor intended
& ere "a s wss h g. Union ad
dence which the people Of the South reposed in Gen. Jack
he south that those Who denouncsd bs aSoon movement
were aiayniists fs
the avowed organ an administration protesting 70 be
southern in it, feelings and prncples could sec nothing in
this city Of paper devoted to that cause richly endowed
ably conducted and extensively circulated noihng in the
Wilmot provso Its adoption by the Of Repreaen
atves nothing in the proceedings Of The Legislatures Of
as n ,s States ssdisns s people e those
Or unite the south was not until the people Of some Of
The southern states adopted declaring ha. they
cy who approved OF wilot provso that Mr. Buchanan
mise line and now il is so manifest that that 50
erogatoy to the rights interests and character Of the
SOUTH In expedient seduce the support
party Presidential candidate, that all reflect must
see that preserve their property maintain their POI
tica equality, unite, together This
cannot be accomplished without the aid OF ablyconduct
ed paper published the Seat Of Government and com
maidng the confidence Of the south as medium Of inter-
Communications l1t VA 53
The undersigned has been for many wears an editor His
opInions and pocnI princples we'll known He be.
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al Inc south such M no oher person connected with the
nre can offer lie hns voted the enerres OF his hest
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and the means by which lie nort has been arrayed
against the south It will enre ssly expose the inrigues
which have arrayed section against secon and seeks by
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