Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

II ~ lbA nut AAlNlA ilAHAAA - 'h'fhA -
Ca lficuds ii tn North and NesI sup.
port MIN on the ground that he would
tntueli1n the ffogiso, '-Ganaea De@.
Having madp dis statement we will
proceed 10 adlaee the proat, First we
vii Introduce la the with S stand tie
iaeleu,rhnd PLAN Dealer an ocLuowl-
edsed organ Of ten, Cas- IN Northern
OHIO, Win the Demoetat please copy
The remutks Of lhe Plain paalef' Ilsays,
aIlaaIng to one days proceedings OF the
BmlIblo Cou5aiion:--
especches Were nude by Nh. Gloref
T of y. y, md Mr. Chase OF Ohio, They
wefe Just such speeches rs memhers ol
Congress nom tha free States ought 10
make, aud which ia future thy will be
compelled to make. Ia ekafioa Ia tte
efteRsi1H u Marcy otef tefsf0Iy nor
Eae. iheyc Is aa diBr.taee hftdieH dtssf
Lallefs aa4 {iae tflto dl Ra1 k4h T2iea
Is JRa as mHh f,ce A1it ffeiHg IL an
ID Hunter "a a BifalRaeE Oae
slio9sfs 10 odfsg oai hes principles "a he
aaaak oty n fgeatiHg at atiiodak fe.
iaHHis, hafts through hs asa1ar oggda.
t.ati4a u tte B6mafatie peTiH the
uthef by BOILING an oycahfoMiug all paf.
.its mol hased On 0ae ilol,
Il isu very good excuse, however, iof
thaae To 'holi Whh have mel with dlsaf.
p0mlmeuls IN their respective parties,
who have somn auimoslues 10 gtauiy aud
private grievances 10 settle. Let such
boll under Ia PteitHCa oi lage Tor free
soll. aud let thelu blow lheif hlasi- oi IL.
liznaliou nl lae south, There Is no hit.
ititg ai.'iss ~ nat YHaytes, lie delight
10 sfe n. But II Is like mnking the wrath
oi Cod TO ptalse h.m.
Tie editor oi the "PIaia Dealer" holds
a high aud influential position among the
Democratic Journals Of the North, aud
eiaims to be the eoud !suiial friend Of
Geaepl Cas-. To whom, aeesl ing TO his
own declaration, G..ats has stated, IN pei.
fa.te cooa74.tiga, hi, opposition to ihe
extension Of slavery
And again, the tvEo rarff says:
afhc two glesl parties Of the country
meet the qucsiian-paeh in ehamcIof.-
Tn Democracy, as he II. wh,n ihe
question was whether Texas should b
lelusel admission .uto our Union, because
ai is institution gl slavery .aa4 south.
em nam los IL candidate laf ffc.iigut-
nue uho was known 10 lie N interest ani
principle immoss ably opposed to It's re.
ieslion on any and more especially such
ground; 70 a1W. when tn question :
whether llle new slgtcs Of Mexico ml
California sl.ail be sulgrel u slavery, ll5at
ann DemucneY-,h nsaaziary vi ths
| uaIaa. be- II fememh led 10 sectional.
hdii.bfed aelloH oil II eilhef--Ac'tc'et a
/ N8fie,a maH-oHc irho has no UHe,sat
IA dars,Y and 40 igce fgf ti-ig b. Us
leaRff uai aiHlaiaicj 10, President
What say. The "Demoelalp 10 tbs L..
Iumony Of our witness. Is not Loco eti-
, lruc, good agaus, Loco! liil Is, we
think we have couclusively shown that
SONS OF Gsaeral Cass' lfI snds do suppol.
him upon the grounds we stated.
But here Is another item, from which,
we might ultr that Gen. Cas- Is viewed
by certain ela.s of per-ous even IA the
south, u, being favorable to abolition.
We copy front the "Macon (,eo.) Mes
seuger which states that the Washing.
ton Uaioa. Mr.. Polk's oilicia. ORGAN,
boasted "itR there ic5Rld b. a gNeR re-.
aacn0aefA Ac Fgg maJo,iiies ~ N)Sih
I Cd,oimi, Jcaaac, Tie Qmiker aLDlRt9a-
ists iooaid pOie IN a b0iyJo Gen. CaAs.
Now what inference can be- drawn from
ihi, 6lfst OF the Nau0nal Democratic
Ofsu! /, Il not legitimate to suppose.
thar those nyowcd ab0liuoui>is support
IIhe Dmocmtlc Nominee on the gfpuud
.lhat he is with thgn on the subject OF
slavery aud that he would favor their
nnaiieal schemes. Aud Is ii no, al.o "a
ioif -upp1-iuon, that they oppose Gen.
. Taylor because hr d, q Shareholder.
In, South ii II would not b. deceived,
would do wed to stand by her own Sou.
The "Dtmoemi' say, there Is not a
single advocate ol Gen Taylor IN uon-
simvho.jlug State, who does not dtclaw
up1l the authority OF his signal letter
m1t be- w1ml not veto thg WilmDI
rfoyiso # passed by Congress
Nhy Nd "Dsmotat thr editor Of
/ the ) 5uuI himself, 10 whom th letter wa,
addressed, opposes Gen. Taylor because,
III Hai i,icr, he doe, not inVorlhe ProNi-o,
and M an uucc ia hI, paper OF the l2n
. OF judy "sJbmuts 1t 10 every candid
enquirer whcIhci they do not justify the
conclusion OF correspondent, ol u slayc
paper lu South Carolina, that Gen Taylor
IA that -poaleuce. ma taken grounds
against the PfOyisouud kludr. measures.
lnls question /, iully settled by the editor
OF the Signal, who now supports Nj.
Van Buren,. once the oracle oil Democracy,