The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-28
stretched upon his bed Of DEATH and unable to defend
himself or transact his business except through the kind


r,ehed uoon his bed Of death and unable 20 defend
hm.sf or transact his business exeeot through the k;nd
"a. ~ friend.
m, nnhI;c INDIGNATION for ,hase ;nfamo.. sanasrs
shoua moi alone he visited mon ,ha;, os,sn.;he am.
,bors The members o the cabinet and Gsneral Tavor
should hear The largest share ~ hc ,enroha,on FL,
such conduct They have stood NV and pemted these
bro,a and .bloohoun au.ck ~ ,h.r organ mon moor
Collins before ,hsy had uacle Of urooi to show tina,
Collins was defsuter did moi ;us,ice demand Of the
cabinet that Il should he snre Of the pu of Collins be-
fore Il Let loose s organ n assa; in the coarsest mos,
vnactive and unfssl;no monsr that NOR diving man
Il This the yav in which ;nnocsnt American citizens are
~ he ,rsa,ed bv the government NJ their country, We
comics. our nd;gn,o, almos, reorsssibe whsn we
.on,smnla,. eh .ood,, ON tho mart ~ man who bavs
ham clo,hsd Nth Tho s,nreme nower ~ The ,sonblc
To, ,h o,,on which IA tho instrument, If such hass a.
..,,, nno, n. ,.n,t,ons If IN, f.l,ow .;,;zsns we
care but little its interruptions and unfouaded attacks
upon some Of The most eminent men in this country
have, or will soon deprye il of all character or credit
and disarm Il of the power To do harm. We hold its
EMPLOYERS RESPONSIBLE for ts conduct Messrs CLAYTON
Meredith, Reyedy johnson, Zachary Taylor &c., are re-
sponsbe to the American people for the character of
their organ and they must answer at the bar OF the peo
pe for the malicious and unounded bels which it daily
Eliminates against innocent citizens They cannot escape
from this responsibility. The organ may attempt to
screen Them and to shoulder all the infamy of its
duct nv affirming that il derives no information from the
,. g., n.,t r.
caonet and does mol speak ior them. y He organ y
n, ab;st and Presdent Its senior editor was brought
- ' 1850 "'' :, -,
here BY General Taylor lie has the reputation oil VIII
ting the Allison e''es-very indlnerent IN 'ner eray
merits, and important for nothing but their political bear
pgs-and General TAYLOR is known to have the highest
;,on of his and b;s INDIGNANT II ia trne that
iT. -, '-. $3.50. = ~
inns opoh oe'oAchS 'ne ohpn'iy anu "eaAn'o' VI TAG
General but shows thathe Repu6c Is ms especia and
confidential organ It further known that the General
IN, nson a. ,ba lodo,os NJ Tho sen;or editor nj the
~, :. ~.
fepuof'c WIN MAJ Dhss' ana 10 on ue efhs
with him. is therefore as idle as is untrue TO pre-
,sna that the Rep il not the organ of the admnstra
- .,,..L =, s.n,,.n,. .na CO.. ,yhooo co,rso
'Oh' uoo' "o' sP0aA - 'o'1''eA'' "'N ~
the cabinet and the General are not responsible to the
public.
r....,- III -. s,.,aors .nd ,;ho,. oxnrsss ,nd in
situated against poor Collins and other citizens in pr
~. ne p. I...... ,y J;h.,. ......,..,..J - =,
vate me- are Sdndsrs ana Hoe's oou6"a"eed ana en-
dorsed by the cabne for which Its members are to be
held alone responsible And they are in keeping with
Tho b,oLon ,edr.s ,b f.Iss n,s,onces tho bo,.s nro
w 80 80
s0npuoh' anu .ne inhu"e'aoe o'net ao's u
mbecility and folly OF which the administration have
been guilty. and for which il il fast becoming n bvword
;,
ana feproacn among the people.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
"a, 80 y, Han, ,a, parnL ColIns he a, Ia
sss % Of saa. Ssa s D the
annexed statement, hGxsysI, from the Cincinnati Atlas.
o doubt IA oar n nds that be def asr and 70 large