The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-18
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tntion The anbtiousmsn wln that question
Ing 10 northern men political cc5s73i ofthS wi,cs cuun
now the ' and The Ma
ng sompTSmiss were parts e sze having ihls
he Elder Adsms election u W. Jsnssen, and ths or
anlzaon Of parties In reference that Seefop inpedsd
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ei or 70 array NE Norils.gaps ne socth
designs Of ambitious men, Is he proper dpy 81 ths pfs,
". Virginia emf sblsd BY me aisif q southAnpsn, ~
"a y the House u Delegates " one Or two ses s fss
Jackson was then - power; Mr. Van Buren, Wag ~ tGn
aa IoF NE tuceession, and Mr. Richie WA ~ p9tu<en
Editor u was ~ Van Bursn's nfeTss 20 eu0iufe The
psry md pelcsi equality, 40 lsS elatnor iii u srs
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were atarnsists VA Y. r~sl..t a.l, 81
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hs progress Of ABOLITION nothing In the esabIishmert ~
Ibis city q pspsr devoted 70 that esuse, richly sndesd,
sSiy cgnunsed and sxsnsysy IN The
taves-nohing 10 the proceedings Of the legislature u
hs non 70 Ssts pidgns ths people e tos
The southern States adopted rssouiions that hsy
cy who approved Of wlmot proviso that Mr. buchanan
wrote hs letter u ayor Of extending The Missouri compre
mise lnsj and now 10 SO manifest that that measure,
dsrogaiory the rights interests and chsract<f ii ne
SOUTH In an expedien 10 sedce the south into the Support
Of party Presidential candidate, that all who reject mug
that 10 preserve their property and maintain her
cal equality the south unite and together This
cannot be accomplished without the aid Of ably couucE
ed paper, published at the Seat Of Government and
mandng the confidence Of the south medium OF INFER
communications. ls, a' sfi4 fiig
The undersigned has been for many years editor His
opinions and political principles well known He be.
eves that he has claims upon the confidence and support
Of the south, such other person connected with the
press can ofer He has energies Of his
days and the earnings OF an active e 10 their cause mot
because he the partisan Of the SOUTH Of the pec
ar institutions Of that secton but because he desired 70
strengthen and perpeate the union and because he knew
that the purpose Of leading Aboonists WAS organ
ze public opinion In the eholng States,
able sarery control Offices patronage Of the
Federal Government.
He liz aware Of the responsibility assumes, and would
gladly any time surrender the task into competent
hands but events are In progress OF rapid deveopment
The next session Of Congress will constitute crisis
which the destinles OF this country may depend and be-
ieving that sTnH sTIMEsn will give confidence and
strength 10 the friends OF the union equality Of the
States he does not hesitate commence public alton,
appeaIne 10 e friends OF the Union and good government
Throughout the whole country for support The Times
well as Of the SOUTH It will ,nniask the mentheir mo-
vcs and the means by which The north has been arInyed
against the south will eerlessy expose ne n.siguss
sh e ssya,s anxsIy sa e & ! @
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