The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-22
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newspaper edited by DgrE GREEN and published az the
Political abolition existed at the adoption the Federal Con-
ston. Tile ambitious OF that day In that question
means o. e N9flh against ,e ana
II now demonstrabe that the ordinances OF ~ and the Mis-
in view The popularity Of Gen Washington the folly Of
the Elder Adams, the election OF Mr. jefferson, and the
s progress but kept alive and ever active in It's
effort 10 array the North against the South
To trace the progress of such nrgues and 10 unmask the
designs Of ambitious men, Is the proper duty OF the press
but Virginia enleebed by the affair Of Southampton and be-
rayed By interested political combinations grayely debated
the question OF Emancipation, and that measure defeat
ed in the House oil Delegntesby twovoGB only Gen
jackson was then in power; Mr Van buren, his eand
date for the succession and Mr. Richie his partzan
Editor II Mr. Van Buren's interest tn denounce the
effort then made 10 unite the South In defence Of their
perry and political equality false cnmornlended to
ray The South against the Nort md dissolve the Union and
the Richmond Enquirer, aided then by the conf
dence which the people otle South reposed Gen Jack
southern man, exeted It's nutncs and persuaded
The south that those who denounced The abolition movement
The editor Of that paper brought TO Washington
The ayowed organ OF an administration processing To be
the progress of abolition nothing in the establishment in
s 1 .p snd @ sa1s &c
Wmot proyso or us adoption by The House Of Represe
nothing In the proceedings Of the Legislatures OF
The non slayehoding States pegns the people OF those
States to its support which, IN his opinion, should arouse
the southern States adopted resolutions declaring thai they
would in event support any candidate for The Presden
cy who approved Of Che Wmo proys thai Mr. buchanan
wrote his letter in favor Of extending Tie Missouri eompro
mise line anu now is so manifest that that measure,
esp Is IN espedent 10 seuee tie south INTO the support
of pary Presidential candidate, thai all who reflect must
litlcai equality the south must unite act together This
cannot be accomplished without ne AID oi an
mading the confidence Of the south as medium Of inter
The undersigned has been for many years editor His
opinions and political principles well known lie be-
evos he has claims upon the confidence and support
OF the south, such other person connected win The
nress can offer lie has devoted the energies OF his
days and the earnings Of an active lie, TO telr cause not
liar institutions of that sections but because he desired 10
strengthen and perpetunte the union ana because ne knew
that lie purpose Of leading Aboonsts was, to organ
ize public opinion in The MISUNDERSTANDING States as TO en-
able asdrory TO control the offices and patronage Of the
Federal Government a, ,
lie IS aware Of tie responsibility he assumes and would
gladly ut any time surrender the task into more competent
hands but events are progress Of rapid Development
The next session Of Congress will constitute crisis on
which the desnies Of this country may depend ana pc
strength to the friends OF The union and equality Of the
States he does not hesitate 10 commence me pubcahon
appealing the friends OF The Union and good government
Throughout the whole country for support. The Times
will address the Judgment and patriotism Of the north, as
lives and the means by which the north has been mrayed
against the south Will earessy expose me lnfigues
such means elevate unworthy men TO office II VIII
show that The printing IN he hands o s Exc
tlc public liberty, BY poisoning the sources Of public intel
igehce will suggest and enloe remedy VII main
ihnt usuTaton called AHoaat Conreiio,," giving
detailed OF lis fse progress, and edehcy tbra
cling the names, and, far as practicable, the personal and
pottcal history OF persons who have been lis members
showing The manner Ia which they have combined TO dis
tribute among themselves, their personal aud political asso-
cates connexions and DEFENDANTS, the Offices, Jobs, con-
tracts and patronage Of the Government II VII discuss
e Mexican war lis origin and liz consequences. II viii
review the annexation Texas showing that SO far nom
being the cause of with Mexico it prevented war with
England will prove that had our negotiations with exi.
Cd been conducted with desire 10 preserve peace, there
would have been war will pcobe the conduct OF those
who arc Justly responsible for The war, and inaci upon
them the they deserve; but IN doing TINS, u VIII
remember thai although the war might haze been avoided,
tic conduct Mexico hus been such that The honor oil TINS
country and the interests Of humanity, now require that
Mexico be compelled pay indemnity for the past and
plye guarantee for the future.
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