The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-14


should wait upon General Taylor. cap il hand g ask lis
ken and how that cool, brave uniformly Just and dis
Greet old soldier should 70 fa forget The prophecies Of the
and defiance a. the very portion Of the Union in which he
resides and Of whose attachment to the Union he has par
prehension Still, however, should II prove true, shall
South 70 such an se o. srosancs assumption snd .u Is
The report Of The Pcayuns represents he re and msnscss
% r's ss s saa as s sa
him into ihe Souhio do what To coerce our people
sion He doe. not include his snsihemas ~ ,hssas
@ss q the Union who u spite Of The dsnacons q ne
The North than the South He silent the Bulletin 10,
respecting such fanatics Hale Seward GddiuGss and
lions into Congress He has not word Of reposch and
caution for the cursed fanatics who have produced al this
The North and West are stronger than the South They
nave more more electoral votes than the
guage proceeded from General Taylor. Nor would
The President autocra ruling BY Divine right, with
armies and nayes and the public purse At hs command
10 declare 70 threaten blockadcs foreign porte
simple duty o see that The aw a. ,hsy = are s' passed
by Congress- are executed. II he goes bsyond this he
We think ills great imagine that the people Of
the South can be browbsaien into an attachment
threats may not now be uclsns to drive them Into dsaise-
sn nsss n. the me- which an d.
g does nos exist y every boso WIZ Be
to be ruled BY threats. # Elfeiga
WHo ARE THE DsuNIorrsrs f--As we expected, the Pc-
ayune and Bulletin In high feather the report ofhe
Of Congress The Pcayuns satisfies ITSELF with The usual
Of sweet phrases and historical fourishes But
threaten. % buckle on i. sor % lead some q ne
M iOuY the nf
hundred circulation assumes speak or The whole State
make he ID s %sss " as
rely ~ cordial
ts people q The entire South il being suppofssd Il ii
his peacsaby III can be thus effected, and for
Union against the separate united attempts q nnsics
demagogues factionists"
cua,ion Of i've hundred out Of the city q New Orleans
thus speak for the State Of Louisana and the
out and confess judgment for northern anaticsm against
southern rights. admitting the truth and justice Of Inc vle
Hs q, there are here Sssou. q
southern agitators and disunionists but word
them ssns S he northern sn, so
bring about dissolution Of the Union but have actually
have
North; he could not but have observed the movements
TN was born and raised eject d.union whsrs then,
his wrahfn valo and readiness march forth ~ bate
s''s s
call npoa volunteers from the North and south 70 march
11s stand S AVS and Without .n9
and yet these very ough-faces become ierrcay inds
when southern men threaten 70 secede from Unioa
which s made the pretex for their oppreson and. worst
of ALL their Is taken mp and echoed BY souihen.
ss asns Such
tentative has never been contemplated save as an ultima
SICK Of this eternal mnistsrne northern dsmagosuism
ibis treason TO our duties a. ciizens Of the south;
the orignaiors the Of these agia,ions They win
find objects enough for their wrath In such agitaors
Tno who %ss than he
Missouri compromise be adoptedsuch men as Hale, Sew
pOysd in Essping alive this agitation The South. We as
ser faithful and attached the compact Of these
the e .nd. 'ifs s %
play . ds S the gnUa IN deeds I'd: nas
friends OF the Union But do believe that the South
tons Of the spirit Of the oonsuiioaa mPaco hoss
guarantees without which IL never would have entered
into the Union.
From tins
know, the policy oi certain purywe regret sayit
s not a small one New Orleans-to brand every man
suc,on Of the south and the disruption Of this Union Is
disunonst Thus, all the advocates Of the Nashville
measures prevent disun6n BY combining the south in
defensive against the conspiracy Of the northern
false And now. again, ali those who 90 echo .hs
peal attributed Cen Taylor the North and West,
march against the South, enforce submission 10 the
wrong and insults of the North also be branded
disunons These friends Of the Union display their valor
the wrong direction. Let them march the North and
put down the villains there who produce all this agitation
Let Gen. Taylor send homo The Giddnges, the Chases
Haes, and Stewards, and supply their places with better
The south occupies purely defensive attitude The
hobraned politician Of the South has
plated dsunion. save last But these northern
traitors assume an aggressive attitude. They have no
grievances 10 bearihey have wrongs complain Of
no one conspires deprive them OF any oil rights
disturb Them in any Of their institutions. They
healess, reckless agaior traitors. snd bad men, who
better deserve the and violence Of the President than
any of the citizens Of the South, who have been goaded
nd hv o m