The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-21

The wing press is very much put out about the new
reunion of the democratic party They appear differ
in opinion about the character OF this reunion, as il
Affects the grounds on which the party was originally
divided The New York Tribune and the Albany Journal
regard as the prosaion and nterment Of free solsm
The New York Courier and the Journal of Commerce
regard it. on the other hand permanent victory to the
barnburners and the triumph Of the principle for which
they have commended All the whg presses, in whatever
light they may regard il movement in the democratic
party, are evidently alarmed by the effects which il is
destined to have upon their own party They read in
il their defeat in New York at the coming election
Such it will certainly prove to be- il. waivng all diff
ferences Of opinion in relation to as test Of
politics, the whole democratic party 20 on in harmony
and concert to carry Out the union in the spirit in which
it was begun at Utica. In connexion with this view
Of tie matter. subo the two following articles from
the Albany Argus and the Utica Observer:
From the Albany Argus
The TONE OF THE DEMocRArc Pnsss-We copy into ouI
columns to-day, some OF the many expressions which
.pon,e 10 the action q he STATE conveSioa
Syracuse, and to the union State ticket framed accord
ancc wh The Prosr Of that 70 the other
general tone Of the democratic press Of tho State.
Naming Is more obvious than the fact tina, the action Of
commented regarded In these quarters Distinctly
s n. Il good a AID ~ IT, .ssas Of
and that conhdg this belief heartily
The &C @ principles and
cratic masses iogeing past dissensions and s,andins
upon inc wsIscoEassd end ancient principles Of TIE do
elect the ticket But 3 scascey lees otsious thai, il
the realization ofhs resus which i,s continuance no
doubt destined 70 work out thar the expiring embers
nothing should be said o. done cacus,ed to provoke
renewed controversies aud engender feeling at war with
= ss ss
which certainly can do no good and may do much harm.
From The uue. Observer sept Is
THE war HARnoNIzx The free-sol convention hav.
Ing coneulred In the nomination Of Tour Of the candidates
OF their swn organization make full ticket Ii 10 proba-
bic the democrats state committee WILL within few
racuss snbstule the four chosen By the
and thus complete the tlckct be suppored BY the demo
prepared give sincere and hearty support
the hope that may thus be ended, and the dem
inteni good hath ourselves We shall expect TO
have soand integrity Of action observed elsewhere
sse We hnk IL sce.ssr. - Well a. propsr 70 BE- en-
TREY flank, as well As explicit this point at the very
Ia the fressol convention on Thursday John Van Buren,
said that the candidates nominated syracuse, Mesrs
chiss sr so%s Of the voters Of the isesoa interest and
unisss they gave fcesoi would be defeated BY
Van Bnn said should serrogas these gentlemen
but others would, and the remark obviously designed
70 induce some Of his followers 70 do Though
matter OF htc consequence individually what may
be hcr opinions on this point since we are In favor
foreftor, still the suggestion OF Mr.. Van Buren does
look much like union, desire Tor union, but indicates
an intention 10 apply the P,oviso sa in the practical
manner. We do not 10 say that this hint Up
proved Of BY the convention 20 winch made, but
were present and heard dissent expressed Though Mr.
democratic party may desire IL united, firm
belesc that ssch The wish Of the great body Of the
free-soien- They not willing sly that is
dsnocist becans he believes. docs Col Benton, that
slavery extend California under the existing
aud therefore tnks the provso ncxpedcnf. They
90 nioersot 10 thus psoscrbe for
~ Pctc The democratic mind Is prepared 20 be thu,
TIMED with Ia this II have union, u
be no sham preencc but real union IN action, and
~ pfacticabe In feeling Ths much Of fight where
blows given only side and received other
and 20 think Of ANTON for that be much Of
unon, n the hand good faith obse rvcd and
the other and treschefy the order OF the day
We for real uniou but " candidates be
annoyed by questions designed 70 embauass hcif
are 10 be appiled them, aud efforts made induce free
soen against en sound policy, self respect and
Justice will demand NE application Of the doctrine Of
pfisa, and doubtnot democratic friends viii be
ready icr the alternative rs they are 70 act IN good faith
themselves ii,hey can have good taih from o,er We
say nis nop because an osscs Of yrsrsntios north
NUS v 70 dismiss the past, avoid al steps embaass the
u'afc oy qoestionings OF candidates. turn weapons
ron internal contests the Toe without and by united
nsfnohous action, drive the wings from the field Let TIN
DC oone ana all wil BIO well AT the ldes OF November.