The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-28
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence VI the Unlon.

BUFFALO. New York SEPT a. 1913
In com pance with resolution formed in Washington
have pleasure In addressing this second letter to my
friends of the Onion.
The experience OF every days journey into hs bowels
Of the and only confirm and strengthen opn-
on originally held and pronounced of the abolition faction,
which has arrogated itself the title of Stree SOIL free
speech, and free men,"
The prince OF free and loose movements knows better
han any other how much of and po
cal knavery exists in tho his faction has
IN foot and in which black spirits and white edu
lousy and actively engaged that when Mr. John
an hnren was discussing "private smile" with Mr..
hchae aish the lasnamed put II to the Prince rather
rouShy alleging that the free-soil agitation absolute
oily and the agatos the remotest hope or
lon OF electing Martin Van Buren, and Chas F. Adams The
ce virtually confessed tue force and truth OF Walshs
femark by observing, iooosely "Mke, there
'oois In New York than is generally snpposed'-a
candid and frank confession come from the head and
'front.' OF the TOOL party John Van Buren, and his coadu-
tors have done oeraby fair business the manufactures
of FOOLS far political are to be taken into the
account John Van Buren, spoke truly when n, said
There more fools in New, York than people pene-
rally imagine ;; for there brawers for .sfree snip,
in New York than any other portion the country If
the free solers and free speakers shall be in
their ambitious designs upon the honor and integrity of the
people oil this country they may certainly felciae them
selves, al the present time, In having awakened
the free negroes of the North the exercise most
audacious and unparalleled impudcnce and the per-
Pelraton OF atrocous acts ending in case, least
in mulder We refer to the which yesterday hap
pened in this city. The crcum stances simply
these: -Four Young the eldest twenty -onc,
passing along of the principal streets, ehearsing
scene they had Just witnessed at the theatre in which
gro bore They passed negroes; and of ihem
in most impairment manner, asked what the young
We're saying about the "nggers" An emeute ensned and
the eldest of the white boys received Ave slabs with clasp
knife in the hands of the negro, and died almost instantly
The negroes fled but fsrreted by tile mayor and
police within hour from the time of the murder The
knife found, the murder confessed and the wretch ar
pareniy goried in the deed. The 2roes after full
examination, have been fully committed stand trial for
murder So great the excitement that feared the
mob would take summary vengeance upon the mscreants
The young who has been thus hurried out of exist
ence highly esteemed by extensive circle of
acquaintance and friends This false, fictitious, and
men," will lead other and terrible results,
less sound practical and wholesome patriotism
of the whole people Of these States ha. pat quetus
upon the in November 1t that
certain individuals in Washington, falling to attain sui-
cient nooriety by the temperance movement have
ciated themselves together in what they donomaao Stree
league" We congratulate you upon the acc uisition.
True, they have vote, but, tho Albany Atlas says
they be emineny useful in transmitting from The
e abolition speeches. documents, &c., Ne, 10 the free
and slave States of the Union.
The admirable letter of Mr.. Walker declining the pub
lie dinner rendered him by the leading commercial
Of New York; has been published Mr.. Walker is deserv-
edy popular the city and State Of New York may be
inferred the character of the letter signed by geGe
men of every political party
Official notice is given by the Postmaster General that
the California will sail from New York the I'd
of October next We learn that large number of pasen-
gers and full freight will go round the Cape. Success
the enterprise AU REVOIR