The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-18

In an evil hour, after much delay, consented to
publish the address of the Albany convention, with the
promise to follow it up with the address of the Utica
convention Day after day, and week after week. we have
sought opportunity of publishing the last document in
erenso but have hitherto been unable to do So without al
together breaking in upon other matters We have waited
m vain and we will wait no longer. Wedevote almost
this whole number to MISUNDERSTANDING ourselves
upon the berality of readers for excuse 1t is
great sacrifice make the of the Utica con-
vention
One word more We trust we have done, for one
month to come with the euds of the rival ciiques in New
York We adjourn that question to the Baltimore
Notwithstanding it to their wisdom to settle contro-
vesy if any remedy be found for disease which at
present appears-and at time than the present
of an obstinate and almost desperate character. If that
difficulty cannot be removed by the rmness and pru
dence of the collected representatives of the democracy
of the country meeting together in their highest capac
ty the republican party must meet the evil becomes
them. They have energy enough, and have power
enough, the people from the mschievous system
of federal msrue. They do it, and they will do it
with some trouble, indeed, and after arduous strlg
ge-by the united energies of great party, even
though the Empire State should obstinaely withdraw,
like Achilles to his tent They do it, even though
her vote should be transferred to Mr. Clay. But they
can accomplish it, without doubt and without difficulty
the leaders and of New York willing to CO.
operate with them in the sacred duty of saving the re-
public Until the meeting of the Baltimore convention
then, willing, SO far as we are concerned to
adjourn this question Personally we have borne and
forbone great DEAL for the sake of Cancellation and of
the union of the party We have been scandalzed pub
lie convention by John Van Buren, and his followers
We have been harshly treated by some of the presses
But have borne these attacks with equanimiiy for
we have been used to these things for forty -four
for the of party and much for the preser-
walton of its principles. Our expectations are now
turned towards the Baltimore convention. They will
meet under the brightest auspices, except in the case of
New York If they carry that great State with us,
repeat that all doubt of the result of the presidential cleo
ton removed II FIVE cannot obtain her corporation then
we must all do duty firmly, unhnchngly and energet
ically The republican party save the ship and they
will do it. They have good and noble cause.-the prn
cples of the republican party to support, more
bright and successful than at the present moment Let
everything be conducted in pure and proper manner,
as we have no doubt it will be. Let us select worthy
champion to carry banner and then, with the in
domitable energy which becomes 'the unterrifed de-
mocracy" of the country--with "unon, harmony, and
concession" inscribed upon our banner-we shall again
obtain the victory We not Of the opinion Of those
in New York. who say, let lose presidential term
Mischievous error We would no, ,rpss ,hc largo arv-