The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-29

Whgery is, to all ntens and purposes bundle of con
radlchons 1t proscrbes its distinguished civilians an
prescnbes military chieftain ''worse than war, pest
| lerce or famine"
1t requires their antitoar men to support leader !,
the war.
II denounces the war in the most disgusting terms We
puts al It's head the very man who owes everything
| the war
1t calls upon aboonists and quasi aboltonists to sup
port proprietor of slaves.
one evidence OF the contraety of the views and con
radlchons OF the wings among themsevesone evidence
OF the consistency with which they ridcule our own dis
sensonsone evidence of the union of their own har
monous party-is such language as we now and then
near from Their orators and in their papers. What
Tor instance, can come stronger from the bamburners to
the old hunkers than the following extract of letter to
the wings OF the eighth congressional district of Mas
sachusets, from Gen. Henry Wilson, one of the late
delegates to Philadelphia He ulters some things in this
datrbe IN relation to the south, which might have been
better suppressed and which unjust to the south but
the whole tone of the article shows the discordan ela-
tons OF the wing party, one to the other:
81 Philadelphia whg and can truly sav that
came home wing. The majority of the convention
however adopted different course Casting To The winds
all the professions OF years, and demolshng, single
blow the old and longtrled platform which they had
always stood, they surrendered discretion to General
Taylor and became the willing sers under him of the con
temptbe ollgarchy of the south They voted for man TO
be the sandaidbearer OF the great wing paty-tha party
which has boased of embracing within its ranks the great
body OF the intelligence the decency morality and the
gion of the na'ionproiessing represent the higher
and more refined sentiments of the American people
man. whose chief recommendation those who urge his
claims IS that he is saYeholderthe reputed owner OF
two hundred human bengsand the reason for whose
nomination is, that he has been successful general Ia war
sheh lbespe 10 be most Infamous and Oiek,dhieh every
phg legislature ~ the free States has deno4ncedchich the
present House Representatives. at Washington haze poted
TO be unconstitutional and unnecessary-and which all
know was waged to extend the area of slavery, and
strengthen the slave power Of the nation man born at
the SOUTH reared at the south, and identified in all his feel
ngs and interests with the south TO which he is as true
as the needle to the poe who has spent of his life
The camp, away from all associations Nth the satenen of
he connryiiping among roping border popuiafion-ah
ms companions and empioyments totally dsq,taying him
for the administration Of the foreign and oestic affairs Of
oar gorernment. And make the Inconsistency and profit
gacy still more apparent this candidate not oniv I'm,
committed to any principle, but by his admission icth
om opinions upon re great qucso's of policy
mic hare dipsda the too leading parties nation for
ne last twenty gears Can the wing party bow lower
Can degradation and abandonment 60 farther? Is not the
present condition of the party humilatng one %