The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-02
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newspaper edited BY DurF GREEN and published at the
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suon The nmtous men DAY saw in that qaeson
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now thai the q 70 and The Ms
ssur compromise We're parts o. s{sem navns M,
the Elder Adams the election Of Mr. Jefferson and he Or
ganzaton Of parties in reference 70 that election
effort g array I'd he North against ihe South.
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but Virginia eneebed by he affair q aIa pc
the question and thai
ed u the House Of Delegates BY one or Two votes Only se
Jackson then in power M Van Buren, was his esna
Editor Mr. Van Burens inteIes. 70 depounce ne
perry and political equality false clamor Intended % ar;
ray e South againsi the North and dissolve ne Union and
dence which the people the South reposcd In Gen Jack
90, a. man. essred s A. amd
were aarnifsfs.
the avowed organ Of an administrator protesting @ Be
southern in its feelings and principles, could see nothing
Ibis ey Of paper devoted to that cause, richly endowed
ably conducted, and extensively OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N the
MISUNDERSTANDING IN ihs proceedings Of the Lssissnrss
s Sa.ss hs peSp, s e.
Or unite e he sepS not until he people q
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sy who q s Wilma. p5Svs9 naa Mr.
mise line and now il is SO manifest that that measure
derogatory the rights interests and character Of the
SOUTH expedent seduce the south into the support
party Presidential candidate that all who reflect must
to preserve their property and maintain their po
tica equality, the south must unte and act together This
be accomplished without the aid OF
ed paper published Of the Seat OF Government, and COM
handing the confidence OF the south as medium Of inter-
communication
The undersigned has been for many years editor His
opinions and political principles are well known He be-
eves that he has claims upon the confidence and support
OF the SOUTH such other connected with the
offer He has devoted the energies OF his best
days. and the earnings Of active life 70 their not
because he the partisan OF the SOUTH or Of the pecu
liar Institutions OF that secton but because no desired 70
strengthen and perpeate the Union and because he knew
that the purpose Of leading Aboonists
ize public opinion In the States as to en-
able anti sarey to control the and patronage OF the
Federal Government.
LIE is aware OF the responsibility ne assumes and would
gladly any time surrender the task into more competent
hands; but events in progress Of rapid Development
The next Of Congress will constitute crisis
which the desnies Of this country may depend and be-
lieying that "THR TIMEsn will give confidence and
strength TO the friends Of the union and equality Of the
States he does hesitate the publication,
appeang 10 the friends Of the Union and good
viii address lie judgment aud patriosm Of the north, as
well Of the south II will unmask the men--their mo-
ves the by which the north has been nrrayed
against the south It will feariessy expose the ingues
which have nrrayed section against secton and seeks
such means TO elevate unworthy men 70 once y will
show that the printing patronage IN he hands Of the Exc
cutive and Of Congress- Is coIrnpion-iund enaangernf