The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-10
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"THE Tim e S I"
A newspaper edited by DUFF GREEN and published at III
= = t Civ d Washington

newspaper, edited by DUR GREEN and published the
City Of Washington.
Political abolition existed adoption Of the Federal Con
suton The ambitious men OF that day saw IN that question
arrayng the North against the South and secur
ing northern political control OF the whole country
demonsbe that the ordinances OF S7 and the Mis-
compromise parts Of system having this objec
IL, Tie popularity Of Gen Washington, the folly d
the Elder Adams the election Of Mr. Jefferson, and the
ganizaion OF parties in reference TO tut election mpeded
progress but kept alive, and ever active In It's
effort 10 array the North against the South
To the progress Of such ntigues and to unmask the
designs Of ambitious men, the proper duty OF the
but Virginia enleebed by the affair Southampton, and be
rayed by interested political combinations gravely debated
the question oil Emancipation, and that measure defeat
ed in the House OF Delesatesby one or two votes only Gen
Jackson then IN power; Mr. Van Buren, his cali
Tor the s,iccesson and Mr. Richie his partlzai
Editor II Mr. Van Buren's interest 10 denonnce the
effort then made 10 unite the South in defence OF their
perry and political equality false camor intended 10 mr.
ray the South against the NORTH and dissolve The Union and
the Richmond Enquirer, aided as then was by the conf
dence which the people Of the South reposed in Gen Jack
southern man, exered its influence, and persuaded
the south that those VINO denounced The abolition movement
The editor OF that paper brought to Washington
as the avowed organ Of an administration protesting to be
southern in feelings and principles, could nothing in
the progress Of aboiton nothing In the establishment in
s city OF paper 70 tsi
Winot poyiso its adoption by the House OF Represen
'a o ss ss peas the " oss
States to It's support, which, N hs opinion should arouse
the southern States adopted resolutions declaring TINT they
would in event support any Candidate for he PresdeI
cy who approved OF The Wmo provso, that Mr. buchanan
wrote his letter in extending Missouri compro.
mise line and It is manifest that that measure
ier,gatory to The rights, interests character OF the
sonth Is an expedient to into the support
Of party Presidential candidate, that all who reflect must
see that 10 preserve their property their po
Iticai equality the south unie together This
cannot accomplished without the aid OF an nDyconduct
ed PAPER published ut the Seat Government
mandng tie confidence oil the south us medium OF inter-
Tne undersgned has been for many years editor His
opnions ana political principles well known lie be.
eves that he claims upon the confidence and support
OF the you, such as person connected the
i,rpaa Gar
days. and the earnings Of active lie, to their cause not
lar institutions Of that section; but because he desired 10
strengthen and perpetuate the Unon and because he knew
that the purpose OF leading Aboionss was to so organ
ize public opinion in the Sates
able andpey to control the Offices ana patronage OF the
lie IS aware OF the responsibility he assumes and would
gladly ut any time surrender the task into competent
hands but events in progress Of rapid Development
The next session Of Congress will constitute
winch the desnies oil tins country may depend and be-
iieving that THE TIMBs" will give confidence and
strength 10 the trends OF union and equality Of
States not hesitate TO commence the publication,
throurhout lie whole country Tor support The Times
will address the judgment anu patriotism OF the north as
ives and the means by which the has been array.d
against 1t will eareesly expose the intrigues
sucn means to elevate unworthy office II viii
show that te printing patronage ia te nah.s o te Ehe
ts v6 sd b. ~ posons the Of public ne
hgeIcet will suggest and enforce remedy VIII mani
mai usrpaton called Nai,oaai Co,,eeiion giving
detailed account OF It's rise, progress and tendency embra
eng names, and lar practicable, the personal and
poItlca history Of persons VINO have been It's members
showing the manner IN which they have combined TO dis
themselves their personal and political asso
oatps connexions and dependans the Offices, Jobs, con
trcts patronage oil tile Goverment IL Will discuss
lie xcan war; origin and It's consequences. II will
review the anne OF Texas showing that far from
be,nr the cause with Mexico II prevented with
tur,nd will prove That had negotiations with Next
90 been conducted with desire TO preserve peace there
would have been II will probe the conduct OF those
who are Justly responsible Tor the war, and inc upon
them the cesure ley deserve; but IN doing this II wi
that although the war might have been avoided
md con,uct OF Mexico been such that the honor Of this
country and the interests Of humanity, now require that
Mexico be compelled To pay indemnity Tor the past, and
give guarantees for the uture $3.50.
The Times will be Republican, holding members Of
Congress and the Executive responsible 10 the people us
lhe rgnate OF power, acknowledging no further
eeance 10 party than necessary for efficient coopera
uon IN carrying such measures as proper regard ior
lie public welfare may dictate aud, with this view will
nj inc proper me after due cosutaon give AN mr.
dent and efficient support to the Presidential candidate in
Dictated by public opnon the person ON whom The oppo
nenis Of u National Convention should unite
The Times will be published every saturday, and sent
subscribers through the mall at TWO dollars and my
per anIum, payable aioays IN frdrce at when
price win also be- delivered TO subscribers IN the CUES OF
S'''' s'''s'''"A' '''' DUFF GREEN,