The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-20
NUMBER 200
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newspaper, edited by Dur GREEN and pubished At The
City Of Washington
stmilon The ambitious hsi dsy ~ n ihss question
means North against the South and
now bic that The oSdnsness 81 81 IA ne Nh
sr eompromise were parts Of syaem having this object
Eanizs.Ion parties IN reference sIseon impsdsd
Us progress but was kept alive and active
effort TO array the North against the South. "
10 trace s progress Of such nlrses and to unask the
uesgns OF AMBITIOUS men, is the proper duty Of The prens
but Virginia enieebled by the affair southampton AID BE-
The question q Emancipation and that measirs vas defeat
go ~ le House OF Delegates by vote2 ony Gen.
DATE for he succession, and Mr. Richie was lis psrsssn
Editor i was Mr. Van Burrns interest denounee the
sy The South against he North dissolve he Union and
denee which the people Of the South rsposed in Gen Jack
he Sa ibaas Us ~ and
were aeirnfsfs. \ n w 77I ~ ~
as The asowed ergn q adminsaon PROCESSING % BE-
southern In Its feelings and principles could nothing In
aby conducted and extensively IN ne
the non saveholdng States pledsns e people o. those
unite the south Ii was not until the people Of some Of
the southern States adopted resolutions declaring that they
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deroga!ory o The rights Interests and character o.
party Presidential candidate that all who reject mus
see that 70 preserve their properly and maintain their
cannot be accomplished without the aid Of m ably conduct
ed paper published at the Sent Of Government and
handing the confidence Of the south medium Of inter
The undersigned has many years an editor His
eves that he has claims upon the confidence and support
Of the south such a. no sher person connected with q.
days, and the earnings Of active life TO their
he WAS y s a q hs Sh O. 10 h
strengthen and perpeunie the Union and because he knew
zs public opinion in lie son.slavshoding States as q en-
able ansarery TO control the Offices and patronage Of the
lie IS Of the responsibility he assumes, and would
gladly at any time surrender the task into more competent
e session. Of coness Viii eSae es on
which the destines Of this country may depend and be-
Strength 70 the friends q ii, union and equality q the
States, he does not hesitate 10 commences The publication
throughout the whole country for support, The Times
win address the Judgment and patriotism Of The north q
lives and the means BY which The north has been arrayed
" sg +so sso ,ns nj s.
such means 10 elevate unworthy men TO Office II will
suSe md Of q consres IS Observation-Disclosures ensnsens
he public liberty By poisoning Tie sources o. grsIc intel,
i a eses
SHfe and Il Is Il sesso md
political history Of persons who have been Us members;
Showing The manner which they have combined TO dis
tribute among Themselves their personal and political sxso
ciatcr connexions and rpendants the Offices, Jobs con
tracts patronage ot the Government II VIII d0cuts
the Mexican its origin and Its consequences Twill
reyiew the anncxaiioi 81 Texas, showing that SO far from
being The cause Of war with Mesc0 prevented war with
England. Will prove that had negotiations with Next
co been conducted with desire TO pressfvs peace there
who justly responsible for tie war and inhic upon
them the censure they deserve; but, doing this Il will
remember ut although tbs might have been avoided
the conduct Of Mexico has been such that the honor Of this
country and the interests Of humanity Sequirs hal
Mexico be compelled to pay indemnify for the past and
give guarantees for the future. fsf = fig.st ~
The Times will be Republican, holding memhsrs o.
Congress ami tho Executive responsible to the people
the legitimate Of power, acknowledging further
allegiance To party than Is necessary for efficient coopcra
ton In carrying out such proper regard Tor
tic public welfare MAY dictate and with this view II wh
at tho proper time un after duo consultations give an ar
dent and ccicnt support to the Presidential candidate In
caed by public opinion as ,he person whom the oppo
ncnis Of National Convention sould unite ia.
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