The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-21

We publish, with great pleasure, the following edi
bna from Wednesday mornings National 1nteli-
Eencer" II is the second time, since we came to
Washington, that it has been our good fortune to
gee with neghbor any great political question
he first was the ratification Of the treaty with Mexico,
which the InelIgencer served its country, and did
Onor to itself We are happy second time to approve
course, and to cooperate in its efforts, We sympa-
se with all its feelings upon the adjustment OF this
gtating subject With the Integencer we too, ''sin-
ely trust that this scheme, proceeding, as it undoubt-
ly does, from the most patriotic motives, may put an
nd forever to question, from the agitation of which
the enemies of great and glorious Union derive
hy hope Of succeeding in their insane purposes"
ever there an occasion which should induce the
congress of the United States to adopt the first and
ient form Of territorial government and to reserve the
Election of legislative body by the people them
lelves to some future period, according to the
Rnd form Of organization, it is the case OF New
Plexco and of California, whose people are gene
Ialy new TO us, unacquainted with the forms and prn
Rples of republican institutions and who require
Pme time to indoctrnate them in our modes Of thinking
md acting, and prepare them for the exercise of the
ea privilege of choosing their own delegates to terri
legislature, before they take the last step of being
Omitted States into the Union 1t is fortunate, there.
pre-, that the committee OF compromise have engafted
his provision into their scheme Of organization.
We seized the opportunity, in Wednesdays Union. Of
ng before our readers the lucid and comprehensive
Panatons which the chairman of the committee (Mr
layton, OF Delaware) made to the Senate when he sub
lled the bill for their consideration Differing
entlally do with the senator from Delaware in political
Rhcipes, and in our party views, it to own
etngs, well as to himself to express the thanks which
Pc SO richly deserves for the manly effort he is making
ADJUST tins complicated question, and to give peace to
country, and stability to the Union We trust that he
h persevere in his efforts and that the Senate will sup
port h'm-and that the House of Representatives will
econd the honorable exertions of the Senate II is
Foous Office and but the fanatics and the actous
Fan desire to thwart and defeat the present session in
ettng this question now before the discordant ele
ens shall gather into dark cloud upon the horizon,
Prepared TO burst over the length and breadth of the
land. Settle il nov, and the Union is safe-we trust.
Forever We may then repeat: Sand the rain descend
H. and the floods came and the winds blew, and beat
upon that house; and it fell not for It was founded
upon rock" U, nrtD-e;7fs.t
The oil, reported by the committee covers 80 printed
pages, and contains SO sections ISL
Inc LIST section directs that from the passage of this
act all the territory OF the United States west of the
summit OF the Rocky mountains, and north of the AID
arale of latitude, shall be organized into temporary
government, by the name Of the Territory Of Oregon