The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-15
PROSPECTUS
THE UNION.

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interests and institutions sentiments and
opinions apparently DIVERSE hut which, rightly undertood and
under just restrain do injury each other With regard
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institutions will be of the undersigned
interfere except
des and 10 to each the Just which the const
ton promises to ALL ItFes.faE
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party support Of its principles, effort
which Inns lost and
confidence which Of In
noble and patriotic order attain the highest
civic honors made promises and pledges which he
paci fulfil his dues from Intentional design grossly violated
betrayng those who conded In him. and bringing
Disgrace upon the Presidential Office.
In carrying these and Intentions the undersigned feel
they shall stand in need the active energetic
ascendency the people, and
shameuy violated a the pledges which attain
will endeayor maintain its ascendency by the
Inscriptions Is e party representing the foreign senti
which with the principles Of and with
popular liberty II the party which always allies itself with
foreign with which country happen 70 be at
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leagued Mexico Of 645 Sound political
ra fidelity republican principles, and that spirit Of patriot
ism which fowns eacery 70 ones country require that
this shall be expelled from the which II has gained by
repehensible and exercising for such unusf
able ends And this reat work invoke the energetic and
firing aid Of patriot and friend to popular liberty and free
assuring them that shall endeavo not TO be wanting
In honest efforts to accomplish that part Of the work Of reform which
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1 EDMUND BURKE.