Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27


We earaasJly reqasztal our readers To
rive the article baloW, copied from the
Now Orleans Lee, a eaenI and candid
peIasal
WHAT WILL THEY NOT sAY2
Peuins the debaIe IN Congress on the
a1mls ion OF Oregon. tie South Carolina
! Gus papersuud particularly tn Paimeita
Sac BuHef--a Journal Of considerable
tnat aud ability published at Columbia
were altogether certain lhat the Nllmot
! Pow o woWl ntfaf rass the mate, oui
considered tie ldra thai President Polk,
would slan u. hHluz pert city preposIef'
au- They based tltsit opinions on The
assumed aHtlattln hatBeaa Northern ana
Southern ID moeney-ihe old aud eS.
plodtI dogma ual the Democracy Of the
North are the natural al.iss OF the South,
\ correspondent OF the BuRcr takes
lhis gfoml aud pFasasds to argue Ila
snaet ia o vein ulhauis laHefously absurd,
when routaslrd VIII u conduct OF liw
Northern Democracy, Wbieh The writer
eulagH with Sd mu1h meuon We
copy a portion oi ~ REMARKS aud Invite
attention TO them
"Shail W. prIsa Southern Pwsiiam
with Notagu I4 aud Northern
measure, 10 a Naluaa President with
i saa.Hem puriy aud Southern measures!
] Tn is question ai momentous i'm.
pafmuee TO the South TN ume, Every
day experience show ihntlha principles
aud practice o! The Democratic party will
nal do tor ,he North.
That puHy has been daily losing
ground ia tuai quarter from the ho-inu.
m OF Nj, polA's excellent pemo,rdie
administration To lie present time, while
+ II has b .cu Increasing n the South. D..
maemrir principles are now regarded as
+ southern principles. Ia they really arfl
a4l ihai, with The Ice Sud mugcmauL
+ ms f5f cacr Egk ali aai "a tie aSrrRicaag
3. u h4s Dsmoenata putty "a the Northern
Ss8fts. loJa at tn gaHpl 'Nion OF the
resant lionp OF Representatives., and
yau viii De iprabIy -luch with ths truth
oi Iuis ass.al8B. SHiH - hHrc maHy
true laa NHiAHa IfIsak among tie
A4fktsR bcW0saz4 SfaH 3ea dcSeH
af@-desg,g our own pm iplfs-des It
our dearest IHhls I'M interests, under
the yeil and foolish delusinn ol having "a
southern mun IN ihz Presidential chair
VINO, according n us own publish d
oplH.a.s ot hi4 pnWs5z, vii 10 us about
as mach good as u oi wood, Il lhe
aaalh, uud particularly south Carolina,
iha yefy rUfdle pi rec ifad1 and State
+ Ii hi- eau be de4Iled aud bambo11ird
iaIo such % euufse. Ne vii neuly de-o.ts
Iha ehaius we Wi nae l5 Weaa. aul ths
ds4mdgulu wi4ial vii inevitably come
upaa Ga.
"duy iWs aui slalfleh ffienls amo1s
III Northern Democracy. Iiow maa,
WHfa iuunj va the Haas ui Royfusuu.
uugss. -FOUR al tald III rest ri,has
eaaIszeod iu holy Nlih the Wlmuy
RHa#o men, o. iazlaaaasly llrd llon
! sasafl.oI aal d0l n Wllh uumanly i1ul
Ha lsi quote .ieealaT. a ht,Il m,har
laf his IutorcoaWiH= valuable post-cupi
loo ,oIusble 10 BE- overlooked. Hero
b. ine precious appendix.
/ "P S.->mcl writing the above see
that llg Ufegou bil, which was before
] lhe tlou-e WHEN the Compf0mi.c bill was
s.ird, m pa sed ihug body b. Il large
/ majority, with ths Milmot Proyi-o aa-
IutXcd TO il, What Is to be done, IL
Will NOT PASS THE SENATE, AND CAN
/ NEVER BECAME. A LAW UNDER
I MIR PULkS ADMlNlSTKArlON.-
1 Bul the danger il.a iu thcImure. GIVE
4 THE WIGS IHE 1SCENDEN
I CY-PLACE IN THE PRESE
/ DENILIL CHaiR ~ ANTI
I lEIO PRESIDENT, AND
. u HERE IHE J.. b. Arrn NLgcl
+ ur IltL NoGrILUS AIJLiTlONisrs. Gf.S.
I tAsss PROSPECTS ARE BLASTED Ar TN
/ NuDm-rE fELG son. NoylIEXr nAs
hlLLED HlA Hlll as DEAD IS A NACAERli
ill WILL BE DNlgLS TO rnRow HIMSELF.
snLL MORE ruAN HE mas DONE, UroN TIM
( suurL i. "t "I,i Wnla up0u him, pu.
/ preserve, mmrl Jns Democrat. pIailu.u
We uiay Sl.y soAE strength ut J,ir Na.t...
/ which Uy union with the WAJLL south.
/ uay -agc u- lrJu dI-Huiuu uud civil wU..
. lme cannot be .0urt IS. must J. puwHd
I1r thc WO.-t, auI WAl- w. ur vi. uI.
. loUo o.. iot cngmas nom abroad. uu
must quad against mAuoLs ut n1ur,
aud the h.sl uau ! wash 10 sce tuf1uIaI.
D, the luiIu lalou-acsI STEPHENS. o..
Georgia. E.J.A."
Itl- evident that l. j. \. D. uo prophet
The bill dad pa-- the Senate. those
,tauuch friends O., the south, uANNLoAN,
1m.ur and DoroLAss, All voted Tor h.
Where wore the "Auuua Allies on
JIat momgntuus ocan.ionl Did they
ramun uUg TO SoUlAgm d.hts! Did Il
single one oi thm stand by the South!
NOf ONE. but that, Us The Richmond
llhig iOrciDly remarks, was not the
worst ol 1t, Mr. Polk himself actually
signed It. The very contingency mon.
toned by 4. j. A. as attached to the