The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-22
NUMBER 2O2
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"THE Tim Els I"

newspaper, edited by DupF GnsEs and pubahel at The
City OF Washington.
Political abolition existed the adoption Of the Federal Con
sutio The ambitious tai day in that question
arraying the North against the South, and secr
il Is now HAT the Of N and MIS-
ssi compromise parts Of system having this object
die Elder ADAMS g The eiecon S 81 Mr. Issrson and The
ganizaton q parties in reference 10 that election
effort o array The North agains, tho South 4. ii.
TO trace The progress Of such tgues and % me
but s ssn BY lie a s q ds
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ed la The House OF Delegates by only Gen
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Editor. II Mr. Van Durens interest to denounce me
perry and political equality false clamor intended % ar
Iy Che South against the North and dissolve the Union ana
dencc which the people OF the South reposed in Cen jack
son as southern man. exered Us Influence and
the veteran editor q that brought % WasaastSsn
and 81 nothing 4
this city Of paper devoted that cause richly endowed,
ably conducted and extensively in the
iayes-hohins IN The proceedings Of the Legislatures o.
me Notwithstanding States pedgng the people OF those
or unite the soah II until Inc people Of some q
the southern States adopted resolutions that they
sy who t.
his letter in favor Of extending The Missouri
derosntory the rights, interests and character Of the
sou6 sxpedent seduce the south into the support
party Presidential candidate, that all who reflect must
ltca equality, Che south must unite and act together This
ed paper published at the Seat Of Government and com
mandngthe confidence Of the south as medium o. inter
The undersigned has been for many editor Ills
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Of the south such AZ no other person connscted Win s
,iava
because he the partisan OF the south OF q he pec
strengthen and perpetuae the Unon because he knew
that The purpose Of leading Aboonsis was g 50 ossn
able asdry 10 control the Offices and patronage OIL r
Federal Government. q. III, ,,,
gladly at any time surrender the Task Into more competent
but gre IN progress q apd On
which ne desnes q this country may Depend and Ss
lievng that rTnE TtMns" VIII give eon ,n,d e a
States he does not hesitate TO commence me pupneaon
appealing s friends @ s Union snd Se ss
will address The Judgment and patriotism Oh ihe norm, ~
%e as ne se BY which he non has
against the south II will earlessy expose me inrgnes
ssS m Saus ar e o
show that the printing patronage ID ihe nands 2, w Ens
he public liberty, By poisoning q public intel
iaence will suggest and enforce remedy VIII man.
,at , usurpa,on called Saoaa coreo giving
detailed account Of It's rise and
e .a hsory a OF persons who have been membs
showing tie manner In which they have combined y us
tribute among themselves, their personal and political asso
ciues connexions and dependents, the ofces lops con
irncts and patronage Of the Government VIII DISC VIZ
Inc Mexican war lis origin and is consequences. MWi
he anne Of Texas showing maj 80 lar from
tbens The cause OF war with Mexico II war WIN
Enulans twill prove that had negotiations win Mex
Cd bee conducted with desire to preserve peace tere
would have been II Will probe the conduct q those
who lrc Justly responsible for The war, and Innct upon
them ccnsfo they deserve; but ~ dong luis y vii
remember thai although The might nave peeh aNoiueu.
the conduct 6f Mexico has been such hai me honor o. tis
country and the interests Of humanity, now require ha
Mexico be compelled 10 pay M 'lemIy or me past am
| give guarantees for the future.
| The VlHes VIII be Republican, holding members a,
congress anu ne Executive responsible The peonle as
,e legmaie source Of power acknowledging no further
allegiance 10 party than necessary for elcie,f
nc public welfare may dictate; and, with This view Il VIII
at the proper lime and ailer due consultations rive nj, ~ ~
cent and ehcen support 10 the Presidential canddnie In,
cheated by public opinion the person whom he onnn
nenis o. National Conycn should unite tn
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