The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-29
PROSPECTUS
THE UNION;


Published Warrington d. c. denoted Politics. Litera
ture, aud General Intelligence.
On and after day the Usos" will be pub
sed under the joint editorial management and control OF The sub
undersigned public
eh OF US for nearly half century and the other for
suppose thing general declaration pinci
plies and the which intend pursue will be al
The political character Of the Us,os viii unbalanced
tne Will continue 70 advocate The great principles OF the demo
rrRsos and carried practice the adnisraton Of
the government By subsequent democratic Presidents principles
and glory in The history OF ancient eo,empoy
h %a p Ds :, 1 commencement, a the pb
OF the Usos and repubshed in its columns few days
They demand system OF taxation and revenue which shall be
asoras none economy in e expenditure Of he public
son with State Institutions or CORPORATIONS created by ieif
strict construction OF the combining the several branches
requiring Of al hia performance duty and especially
mandns and that the President of The United States snail
abdate his and responsibilities iresons
BILE eaDa under the name Of cabinet who are no chosen by the
such are in general The principles which the Uslos viii ad
uned undersigned that, present crisis will
deyove upon them to discuss The policy and measures Of party m
with freedom, perhaps, with severity
but high the public
position, perform their people viii, the rnness
ana aMs as a Ms ~ may Ga the seat of
ol,e great democratic which represents The people OF the
ber the undersigned VIII endeayor to conduct u m that liberal and
nand at their hands They are republic
extensive this and embracing eh wide Of latitude and
apparently conflicting with each other hut, reality each contrib
whole. This apparent conflict of
ounions as diverse but which rightly understood and
under injury each other With regard
these conflicting sentiments and growing out OF local
Institutions viii be the object of the undersigned
interfere, nculcae and bearance on all
Sides and each the just protection which the eonstu
ton promises TO all.
will be Unite all the elements Of the democratic
party support It's principles and in effort
ascendency which has been lost the mistaken trust and
of members eposed
occupying presidency, had gained high military
noble and and who order attain the highest
hono made and pledges which he has from inca
fulfil his Intentional design grossly violated
thus beng to the those who confded in him. and bringing
disgrace upon the Presidential Office.
and the undersigned feel
shall stand need Of the active and energetic
support the undivided democracy of the The
power has secured rs ascedency by the people, and
HAS Most sfaefuy violated all the pledges which made TO attain
will endeavor maintain ascendcncy by the
INSCRIPTIONS 1t the representing the foreign sent
principles openly prevalent this and
ut
popular liberty II which allies itself with every
foreign with which country may happen TO be AT variance
and eagued with Mexico the Of lS5 Sound political
ra fidelity republican principles and that spirit of patriot
shall be expelled from the which has gained by
such repehensbc and exercising for such unn
able ends And in this work invoke the
ng aid patriot and friend to popular liberty and free
them that shall endeavor be wanting
honest efforts accomplish that of the work Of reform which
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but while the mainly devoted politics. il will
demands the domestic circle will all
he of the day. and devote reasonable
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