The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-27

H. Every sg senator and representative in Congress
from the free States IN faporcf the Wtmot Proviso
and spi vote for IL.
But this is not ALL 1t appears from the following ele
graphic despatch, which we copy from the New York
Tribune of the oath inst that the wing party Of Mch
gan has entered into coalition with the free sellers and
aboonsts OF that State by adopting the iree-soil cand
date for governor:
MICHIGAN--WHIG NOMINATIONS.
[By telegraph exclusively to the Tribune]
JACKSON, mich } Saturday, Sept e.
The Wing State Convention have nominated Hon. Fla
vius j. Liteohn of Alegan, their candidate for gov
of ~ votes,
Mr. Liulejohn had previously been nominated by the
fiee-soilers for the same Office.
Ii is well known that coalition between the wings
and -solers formed in New Hampshire, by which
John Hale was elected to the Senate of the United
States and James Wilson and Amos Tuck, free -solers,
abotonists and wings, elected to the House Of
Representatives The wings, through the agency Of that
shameless party hack and pandere the administration
Truman Smith, attempted to bring about coalition be-
tween the wings and abitionists Of Maine, in which
they were partially successful and by which they succeed
ed in defeating the democratic senators in several dis
tricts.
We might, in addition to this array of proof showing
that the chig party the dboition party cite the resou.
tons adopted by every wing legislature in every free
State in the Union also those passed by every wing
vention in every free State But we will content our
selves with sample OF the whole. 1t is of the
resolutions adopted by the last wing State convention
sembled at Harrisburg, Pa:
Resolved, That in the language of Governor William
Johnston view slavery nfracton Of human rights
opposed to the enlightened spirit Of our free institutions
destructive Of equality oil in the general government
by charging where exists the constitutional representa-
influence against northern and
policy and interests, by promoting system OF laws de-
strucve of domestic industry, and vitality affecting free
the natural growth Of population and i'm
the benefit OF the few to The injury OF the manyas In open
defiance OF the spirit of the age the march OF rational
in good faith would maintain the compromises OF the
the further extension Of the system should be
steadily and firmly resisted
Yet, in view of this overwhelming array OF facts
which be dsprovedor truthfuy denied the reck
less and ueacherous wing press Of the South have the
brazen to charge upon the great democratic
party Of the Union coalition with the aboltoniss and
free-soilers They do this when they know they are
playing game false and fatal to the South which mus
result in serious consequences dangerous to the peace
and tranquility both of the South and the Union They
do this in view of the fact which they well know thai
the great national democratic party has constantly, and
does now repudate and reject from its platform all con.
nexon with aboitionsm, and insists upon the sound and
only safe principle OF NON INTERVENTION. And they
are also unprncpled enough to charge with advoca
ting and approving coalition with abotionsts, when
they know that we stand upon the sound and safe
foundation.