The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-18
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We have had occasion to recently to the warfare
which the wing press is wagink against the Union
and to show that the weapons welded against by
those Of opponents claiming the respectabiity
are scurilous detraction and shameless falsehood and
that wing organs Of lesser note resort still cslpa
BILE and unprncpIed expedients to accomplish the vain
purpose. which they seem TO entertain Of destroying the
character and influence Of the Union. The New Hamp
shire Patriot the veteran and talented organ Of the New
Hampshire democracy, brings TO light new case 1t
seems the Statesman. the leading wing paper Of that
State, with which we do not exchange) has been
uiacturng the srossest foTeies against In order
that readers may the despicable means and efforts
Of the administration organs to destroy the standing and
influence of our paper copy the following article from
the Patriot:
MoRx FoRoKsY-we read q reckless sheet
than the New Hampshire Statesman has got be. 1t weekly
pepetates the grosses suds and unblushnsy publishes
the bodest fslsehoods. II is continually publishing
from southern papers prove that the democracy Of this
State in favor Of the extension Of slavery and. when II
cannot conveniently find anything to suit lie purpose
boldly work and FORCES suitable paragraph, declaring hem
be from the Washington Union and other demo
cratic papers Laa week oontained nearly halfa column
Of this kind or aeeHsenf purporng be from the
Union. We copy The ollowing. which IL declares 10 be
tbs choics morcsaus Of tbs Washington Un,on'"
democratic
leaders. its presses, and ie voters, avs sIsnsosias
and slavery srppsrtsrs, almost TO man." Ft
10 the Legislature OF every free State in the Union,
popular d.mossc convention IN &. ss States. rs ssS
soa. sss.s. sg. eo~.aia a.d eslsnssvs q So.ihs,.
BE Of the es.ss. n poo oeen 'a''
'Any democratic cabinet under cass would have been
composed % enrety q slavehode and slavery
he moods s~d is~ss 70 veto iis Wl~of Provso
IAN PoIk. cabinet were .vowed s.es erts.se~is. s.d
IN every poson had excTied their influence defend the
peculiar insuiion sxd Cass cabia<f cos er nscsssfais
rsi, haze bess Of ths sams kid~<y.'
An the main managers Of the democracy are svowedy
w Ss,rse Ssy X. ssssa d. s,sses % sss y
Wamot Proviso, w ssy other 70 hmif the hors
fs; s'A'' having been discarded e,rhs democratic
Tnsse are bot samples Of tho stuff which The ssses-
man publishes extracts IRON the Uaion. Now il there
an intelligent man In the State who believes these are
anything but vile deliberate forgctiss Does any be.
leve that they ogiasteJ In the Union On the con-
uay, does every Of brand Of
and forgery upon i've face Does any sensible man believe
that the Union declared The democratic voters OF e
free States 70 be "avey exiensionisss. almost r.
la,ares and conventions y Be shsfning and non-commIt
sir Dss thas paper seknsms Gen. Case the great
jecsd and declare that " he had been elected HE cab
met would have been composed entirely Of ave holders
and slavery extensioniss = that "s Of Folks csbi-
net svowed savs sx,ensioniss I" And does any
one believe that the Union made the foolish and false
assertion that the democratic leaders have discarded cvc
democratic paper that "hss taken distinct ground
1.-THE Winot Provso " There IL sensbls man In
the State who can be made believe these things Yet
the the infamous hsrdihood and audaoisy 20
impuic hcse Destinations 10 that paper Every intelligent
man viii say that none bat knave would do this, and
none but fool would believe the assertion.
Low and desperate must be the cause which requires
such 70 sustain IT. and base and infamous men
who such means for any purpose. Yet such
the weekly hsb ofsh New Hampshire Statesman, tbs
leading Taylor organ this STATE, which thus shows Itself
70 be N and proper osgsn Of the present administration
Such base work do harm 70 lis opponents and ws
notice only show the people Of this State how low,
reckless, vile, and desperate thar has become.
After expressing thanks to the editor OF the Patriot
for his able and manly defence Of ourselves and his
dgnant denunciation OF the vile conduct Of the whig
print published at Concord, we win only add that all the
extracts copied BY the Statesman, and credited to the
Union. base and shameless foTere.. which none but
those utterly destitute Of truth and honor would commit
But do the organs Of the administration hope TO put