The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-30

same terms.
Power, Mr.. President sPpsassd BY concession.
then , bx inc oss % in Sx
thus renewed struggle The prediction of Mr. Jeescn, in his
letter of April 1920 in which, speaking Of the Missouri
| question: he says
The coincidence of marked principle moral and po-
huca, witi geographical line conceived feared
would never more be obliterated tho mind that
nnt il would Ind ss SUCH mS". a and mor. haired
as to render separation preferable eternal dscord."
Sir the prophecy is fulfilled There is party organized,
the pending for the presidency whose banner
is inscribed, the sole rayng cry destruction TO the
slave power We have seen the preliminary chart Of that
party tho manifesto vcnon recently held nj Utica
New York; in which all parties invited at tho North
abandon all subjects Of former dssenson and unite in
crurade break down the institutions Of the
South Sir, the senator from New York (Mr. DIX stands
the exponent of that party in this Senate house, party
whose mission divide the North and South this oucs
ton Of the so-caed slave power" Already We have had
three remarkable documents Swallowing forth their plan Of
campaign.
reply the delegates Of the city and county Of New
York" the Utica convention ske.chng in advance tho
principles and policy of the party in embryo
Next the speech Of the honorable senator from Now
York following step by step the landmarks there laid down,
and denouncng any extension of slavery into Territories
where found, of epu tendency, oromg In H.
.r ard repugnant the humanity and the civilization Of
the age"
And, last, the manifesto Of the Utica convention.
II,
with attention, because develops IN ertsnso the principles
and purposes of this northern party is objects
to be to get Of tho Of the Uniop for
the purpose of destroying the political weight Of he slave
representation and assigns their appropriate duties 70 III
recognised leaders. And than all denounces the
old and healthy which have heretofore divided parties
longer worthy of consideration and calls upon former
friends and former foes unite alike in great conoeIted
effort break down the barriers of the constitution
To prove this sir, may DO pardoned for making
single extract from the document where it will be found
under the head of Duty of the Free saes and in these
words
free States have suffered in The estimation South or
world, the time has when they owe il to
themselves and to the nation TO redeem their character
reproach Both the late political parties have
the oppo"a d. and they ss esd do this
their distinctive principles Tho old issues, which for the
aside new issue has been presented in which iii minor
derences-and which differences that under other cir
lowed up.
" il important, too, that this effort should now Be-
Resist the beginning is the maxim Of political
This is the first time, since the formation
distinct POLITICAL with the Two great
able seize 10 s sp
form their duty, such an exhibition will never again DO
Witnessed"
already aware that States of this confdeacy have,
through their Legislative assemblies, called upon their repro
Congress maintain this nterdict against tho
extension of southern institutions TO the new Iefores
And here have proclamation by party, said 70 b Of
formidable numbers the great State Of Now York, sepa
rating themselves from all political alliance, aTsyod
under leaders of known Distinction buryng all foa topics
of political dissensoD and procaming, a. the great bond
of future union, extcrminating war 10 slave power
For the public veal the good Sir lss words
dear republicans be proancd by such unhoy perver
sion To advance the Of freedom and free
No. no When was freedom born of tyranny-whethcr
il be the tyranny Of one or of many!
The evil day. long looked for and dreaded BY the sages
and patriots Of the land dawns darky through this proca
hens lines ha
South, and party resting on geographical division alono
shall up the line of power This y the party
which the Utica manifesto seeks to rally.
Mr. President, appeal to the States Of New England
Will they lend themselves minister tho lust Of DONNA
ion which alone acuaes this northern schsm To Masses.
chusctls, Connecticut, and Rhode Island To Vermont
which sprung from the ons Of New York. midst the hrocs
the revolution the tabled goddess from the head of
Jupiter, fully armed for the combat
Sir il the appeal be van and the conquest be achieved by
their aid Cassanda gift to force what their
doom shall be the battle and Of
share the fate of all allies The bonds Of the federal
Union violently disrupurcd what shall keep hoe humber
planets in the independence Of orosI Leg them
claimed leader already rejoicing in the proud distinction OF
the Empire Stae it is ostentatiousy portrayed at
Utica and in their hopeless Ind deserved snnih
lation, when the work Of dsuhion achieved. Yes. sir
New York will then stand among them ~ the chief" and
they the republics quote from the Utica address:
"New York, with Territory possessing boundiess adj
and heah(u sky and with extensive districts OF fertile
soils with abundant supplies Of salt and ron and peculiar
facilities for every kind manufacturing industry; with
population greater than that of England at the era Of
American coonzaton and which may well DO increased
within her borders times its present number; with
several Of internal trade numbering respectively
above them queeny pride, the commercial metropolis
OF this hen .phcre; with foreign commerce that brings
to the federal than third OF lts rove
nues by mposts with these in possession and
in prospect what shall hinder her, II the nnlhes OF the
constitution and the abotionss of freedom-the bind
leaders of the bnd-sa by accident design drive ON
and The chief of the new republics into which
the American States wl then be parceled out"
But sir pursue this ungrateul theme no further. yet
con6de the rcgenerave spirit Of republican virtue a the
array republics of the conederacy against eacn oner IN
a sheer struggle for power
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