The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-29

a set lInpuIsIVt
not knowing their minds-and ready at any time to
embrace reject any system OF principles the dena
gogues may advise. 80 80,
That the wings however will endeavor to establish
under the dictatorship OF Henry Clay during the Har-
risonian administration. we have not doubt and what
is MORE we have little doubt that among these meas
abol,tionism will occupy conspicuous place Can
the people complain if they do! Can southern wings and
those southern democrats CD who supported the Fillmore
ticket complain If such attempt should be made and
carried out? They will be speechessthey had sufficient
warning and should these infamous abolition measures
be carried into eiiectnsutng degrading, and dsfran-
chsing the South, and be the of dissoving the
Unon-we shall all know to whom will belong the ex'
elusive and distinguished honor
We subjoin to these specimens of the buoyant spirit OF
the democratic press, the following brief but spicy
cle from the ''Mercer (Pa) Press" 1t speaks of al
teraons in the details of the tariff We know not what
changes it MEANS but regard all such suggestions
with mistrust We differ too with respect the time OF
settling the slavery question. We wish settled at once
We may gain, party by delay for the friends OF Gen.
Taylor have placed him in embarrassing position,
which rebounds as little their credit their ut
mate strength. Under other circumstances, they ought
to pay dearly for their dupicy. But hope to it
settled for the good of the country We wish to avoid
all the excitement, dssenson, and danger which will
arise from procrasnaton and prolonged discussion Be-
Sides the territory which have acquired demands the
organization of government for the good OF its own
people and the preservation Of the public rights
Tue NEW ADMINISTRATION Now that the combined OPP
position TO democracy iun phed in election of It,
candidate presidency and short time will hav
all the responsibilities of administering the gov
ernmen the difficulties of their position begin to show
themselves.
Az present, the cabinet is the bone of contention
and while what may be styled the ultra whigshose OF the
Clay and Webster chooare proposing men OF their own
views, the original Taylor men-comP posed oil natives and
odd crudtiesare emphatic in their protestations
against the appointment OF such men as members OF the
cabinet -
But this matter of the cabinet the only difficulty in
the way The manufacturers have been promised proec
ton--he spectators increase of banking tacies-he
and Caliiornia-he natives change the raj
laws the influx Of egnersthe lovers of fat
hartors the hungry Office seekers the whole of the
places in the patronage OF the general government
such the demands that will be made upon the admin
istraton just coming into The Senate being demo
cratic and likely continue for the next four years.
probable tina! any of these will DO carried
TO the injury of the country The principle on which
some alterations may possibly be made in its deailshe
Senate will stand barrier against the establishment
lew appointments from Taylor, will have chance what
their efforts change the NATURALIZATION awshe
plumber of the wing party, those who want to
make money harbor and river Improvements, and
by office. viii most likely be gra.ihed but this the
national bank pundering tariff saddled on them
But s ALL H. Povo We Ss
Union hopes that may be settled by the Con
gress before the inauguration OF the new President We
and that had important bearing in the contest Just
placed in power are entitled to the honors and respons
bes attending its adjustment In the North, we were
south that the interests OF the shareholders safe IL
his hands. majority of the people, both North anc
tons and would now be cruel to them cruel 10 the ne
Preden and cruel to his friends not to let them have the
fore, entirely opposed any legislation this subject b,
the present Congress-