The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-11


Secretaries If serving ,nder a, .hh con-
r. $3.50
radlcts Its professions by its practice or of abandoning
their seats in the cabinet, All ,b. III es hunters
seek the spoils of Office But what must we think of
nm o,,,,;.,,a, ,,h;.h ,;oI.,.. =. u,.,. -. ;,s
"a" "''"auoh ""oh ''oi"'e' "s pleuses 10 please Tvs
partisansl This gross contradiction is exposed in the
ieoo.r.,;. nrass .oa ,..hI, .vc,sa1 al - ho Aim
ue"oeid"o PRESS anu ieeoy eAouseu-dhu win Tue MN
siest sophistry-by the whig journals Some of the re-
Dukes are couchei in language which is bitter as
is forcibe We lay a few further extracts before our
readers that the very variety OF the illustration may
sink a.oa, thu ;,nress;o, which !, IA calcu.,aJ ~, ,,k
upon the minds of the people
Fran IN. I,.rsi,,,o,g Up, #, r...o. u.vs
~, rr0" r me "a,'"oa's ra, keystone May >.
FkoERAL hkmoyA.s The Old man (Gen H,rnson) was
SCARCELY ausd'af, wen uey rushed upon MN ia suS
mnodes ana WIN such Indecent haste demanding ,he
removal OF democrats and their own appointment purely
on'io sounu o a' S 70 s M ,aass ana poi'aoi
services rendered. mat many peeye hey toienttd ana
naaea mhu aau oJuy, afaay enreo,ea py age :"
a." i e witch eau,ea I" nsi.shed aoa
an ,ne he o,mpasn, Neutrality-suspicious. tne .na"e
OF inconsistency which isy had given upon
sae seeuon OF uon riassHn ,ney pursued ,he sane ue
sep',ve opnts au 81 iay''r' whose titay success
l u s,sn n, W, p "pn .n ta'iopo "su"ks =
ae ieos, T H.; u, h pF pa , IN ,e ga'e Tvs po.
.on ehapeu nun 70 DC "seu 'ot rus purpose most success
uny, aa wason is "vco"h' he was selected ne na'
no Vo'ea o o.y yeats hau taken no active par IN POI
es a,a Was eieose nor 'uennsu WIN any parry, re
ueutieu "tnsIh' qua. "e oe,o"Heu 10 no parry s', 40
pouaan, ne had no friends 70 fewa,d, nor enemies 70
% oT H., , i, io' f ~ uy u h' he 1919
uon OF me people Irrespective Oh party, ana mat ne ~o'u
De me resident Of Tue naoono ie who's people, a.a
not Oh parry lnsse are, sups'ahudy, mo fcPs"e" "e.
aiatons OF Zen layos. wnloh We're generated 10y us ~"
Posoa. IN ''"e n 70 nnn, of
magnan,mous nero ana pario', VINO, ~ was p.2.,,sea
"nc s OF honor pand au poo mem of real
nes n"ne' T, ns 'tsi i 10 ."f , Of h, h
10 The neope before e election and
W have no doab, many hone democrats the warmth
of their patriotism and adm ration of the military services
of the General we're deceived by these plausible proics
sions.
do To- de-
ceve and impose upon people by making promises he
did not mean TO fudl We arc r,ber OF opinion he was
deceived himse aud TINT hs got nto the OF party
by force OF of whose hollow hearted profess
sions and he himself ignorant This
however his business with which We have nohns to
do ma,,ers the democracy whether he the de.
ceve the deceiver The people have been deceived by
somebody through the arts and trlaks OF federalism
No sooner is Gen. Taylor Installed into i,e than he is
surrounded by federal cabinet including the
obnox lhose who composed that OF Gen. Harrison,
Ewing OF Ohio. The indecent rush is made upon
Gen, Harrison, demanding the inn,diae expulsion OF
men from Office for oher than that they were
democrats, and demanding tho appointment OF Others
no othe mer than that of Federalism and services render.
ed in the election of Gen, Taylor
Now, If General Taylor had becn fairly and honestly
sented to the people before the election as party
candidate Democrat, would have no jus, grounds of
plant against this OF conduct Ii would be
sistent in them to complain removals from Office on ac-
ins power for they ADM, 1t to be right, in principle all
though they have not always p,actist with as much
risor as the fede rssts IL is tn hypocrisy federalism
the unbu shiny eronery it has pracsed Ia denouncing
the principle, aud in cainy democrats spos par
and then forcing General Iaytor
and promises soienny made the whole people before
,he election which the democracy complain Ii is not
the removal of individuals from otcr he nc, ITSELF but it
tain ser and the total dsrer,rl after Il of
the pledges aud promises pteyio given which oons,.
of course the
present adm tnistraron and the federal Marty
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w, e~s 20 sfa - Ne WORK now III progress under
es iloe ah' uss oaoinet WI" 'e'ai whisey Ia ITS tue
anu eoos's, " 70 e oOi mas Always received
wneh surrPISa, Vi ~ ossuss
zen iaf.N ioalhlns Oh Poscfipuon Is no" ihsnt-
essI ey 'he hunoeu> "a removals o! dsifats ito ONCE
niesp et opin'oh skT ns stahuatu o. caPsohy ana
nasIy IN ONCE sha .ne prerequisites or oinciat Hu,',
oy scores Oh OF loless and thns otnnes 10 nske
o2h - t'e osra'nes Oh such inen as ri'h henry Ooa
ei, ~ s anu o. sts-sotc o. ihehi men WHose omar
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- ~ a is Scai.af p.itica Pihc'p'es IN ,nr
20 - 20 "A ,'ics naiN VS. acs 10
pc an opsoete l4Sa uish tafiH was hoi AGED Tor tIe
suo-"eAsuy VS. leafueo As very innocent ming, rer
maps on n' whor OF more Deient ~ i injury 10 the Dust
hes OF tnS soahi,' parry ines' uey said were nearly
mere oehs no ground OF contention between
We TWO srat paftiesj tue " era OF good feeling was
ABOUT 70 revisit he country and heal all the ravases oil
place what to expec, in the future When Congress
tssie ne eust. We