The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-16


nominations: that many whg: win refuse to support Gen
Taylor and that o.. Of The STATE ; IN we shall gain
may rely upon best efforts to sustain the democratic
One thing certain that il the south shall fail to support
Cas- and BueI with open and manly of principles
fmoss from party which has ss he y pS fas
and denounced the southern slave power" in every
isy s hs
With great respect your obedient servant
Extracts referred to IN the preceding letter
Cvren the Evening Journal, October II. 1871
"our opponents viii be active; they have everything
upon the result They have pressed into this election
se Issue Che P,OvsC upon Which that contest viii hang
posed Filmoe.) the w1mot Proyiso condemned the
Sass bs the .iy
sanctioned by the eemen Of the Empire State the advo
accordance with the views Of the north Such result,
be avoided. New York must endorse the inhn-
Wound Be- sGi az @ Sa S.
grace only be avoided BY the population Of the men
HH the W ssssn
From the same, October Isl
The pensoned emsaries of slavery this STATE h, va
made distinct issue BY voting down endorsement of
the Wmot Pfoviso they superadded every other issue
that ISSUE important than all Others slavery or free
DOM 1t s to be seen in whose favor the verdict OF the bal
lotbox viii be rendered"
From the same October 2ol
whether the seoso Of Nsw York w
10 favor OF freedom or slavery The order has gone from
m sarka
power For the first .me ia our o
With human savery Tha sG ,ss s ss
iobo1 vy vote depo..fsd @ aeeaea q h for oa Or
against the prisc. embodied the Wmof Prov.e' The
election OF the nominees OF convention born of bribery
and fraud, would be hailed triumph of slavery ineir
triumph of the great principle for which every true man
contending."
From the same, October AL
Ort Nc ,,,a.r
wokngmsn Of the whg party ready and eager for this
involved in this they now haa .'s
are stake The result Of the viii dseds ANY n1
slavery or freedom has the popular verdict This was
teemens resolution Che proviso) sPurned by fraud
neny constituted majority at Syracuse. They even re-
mniousy laid it upon the table Put the people While
they must depse Its author, thank him for the issue the
dshonor II was trampled upon by ma ori,y
which condemned by the faces will be- exalted
by the people,
From the same October asJ
"Strike for freedom! Tho s;ssares of the general INV
smothered the whine resolution (he prov
.o) Lot the traitors be asms,nbered the baloboxes
Let the potent voice OF New York DO heard in dennncia
ton of the recreans who would tansh her fair fame by
compulsory endorsement OF slavery Strike for eedomy'
From the same. November IL
mandsd Of by Tris as condition pe"se is
With the boundaries of slavery enlarged what has the
north but perpeuaton of the dominion of sla
vsryT
From the same-sane datel
Slaves claimed and held property they are not
recognised or allowed 10 enjoy any attributes
qualifications for voting have been epudated, the south
for its slaves. In all the southern States five slaves
give This inequality has been roe
rated Of the compromises of the constitution but et
extend this odous principeet add new say.
territory, that slavery may increase its political powe
[Of course Fillmore and company were recognised
everywhere entertaining these sentiments as the
champions and Of the party avowng and
entertaining them Such was the character of all pro.
ceedings of all their county conventions and meetings
[Resoutions unanimously adopted the wing general
meeting the city of New York approving the nomna
'Resoivsd, That earnestly deprecae and will resist
the utmost the extension of human slavery under our
sd our w. d eS my free from
and establish it, and we call all who love liberty what.
heir name or party to unite with in averting the
EVIL aud rePoach OF propagating bondage from boosted
"Rssolvsd, That in Willard Fillmore and on
the wing State ticket have candidates more intes
IT, undoubted capacity, unsuied character and unwnver.
ing wing principles whom we proud eulogize and
point TO q. sAarp.S"; Of our cause and we will give them
country's good emphacally requires at our hands"
Such then, the political characteristics of the gen.
teman selected by the wing convention in PHILADELPHIA
to be voted for in with Gen. TAYLOR such are
the principles of that parsonage Who the event of Cen
Tayors death before the expiration of his official term
would have charge of the executive department Of he
government at this critical period in our history now
solemny call upon the friends of this ill omened tck
to deny single fact which have stated in regard to
Mr. Fillmore TO confess that they are striving 7or the
election of to the vice presidency of The Union,
and opening the way. in the event named to the pres
dency itself, OF person who, in many respects ia more
objectionable as politician than any individual who has
ever heretofore been able TO obtain nomination al the
hands even OF wing convention, since the system of
nomination was first adopted
.l.g. saa1a, lro DE Continued