The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-28

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We have frequently referred TO The desperate efforts
the present puny and PROSTATE administration and the
party whose political destines are ndissolaby connected
with H. 10 fesuscitae their fallen fortunes by attempting
drown the voice Of justice and truth in fierce ciao
for the Union. Because few fanatics and zealots in
both OF the great sections Of the Union have uttered
threats OF It's ACKNOWLEDGMENT when the fact is that The
great OF the people in both sections stand firmly BY
the Union the administration and the leaders and presses
Of the wing party in the very desperation Of their fallen
condition. cry sdisunion.. and endeavor to perform
the miracle Of transforming themselves from ederalsts
into Union party Such is the trick Of this fallen and
dscredted administration and OF the leaders OF the party
thai has fallen with il.
And the means which they resort to effect their des-
peate purpose are as dblooded reckless and each
erou to The interests the welfare and the integrity OF
this great and glorious confederacy OF sovereign States
as the trick which they have devised is transparent and
despcabe 1t cannot be disguised that important ques-
tons growing out OF important interests, have arisen,
which have caused great agitation and excitement in
every section Of the confederacy. That agitation has
become formidable, and we believe, as most men now
believe tmenaces the peace and tranquility Of the Union,
unless is settled by an amcabe and equitable compro
mise Although the dangers great. have had
an abiding confidence that the controversy would be
tied and The excitement and i'll feeling which exist
would be allayed We have supposed that il would frs,
lead 10 excited and ardent debate not only Congress
hav ~
confident hope that ii would be in the end amicaby set
tied We have fatered ourselves that this great dis
cusson in the national Legislature. and in the more
august forum Of the American people themselves
would lead to the interchange and diffusion Of sec.
tional ideas among the of the whole people
that the people would thus become acquainted with
The and sentiments Of all sections that they would
perceive the pronety and necessity of compromising ex
IRENE opnons and ihatthe end would be an expression
national sentiment which would amicably adjust and set
tie all difficulties Such, believe, is The tendency Of
events and such confidently hope viii be the final
suit
Yet this defeated and fallen administration, and the
party whose fate is blended with it, anticipating thai
such win be the probable result Of the present agitation
in last desperate effort themselves seize hold
this agitation, denounce plot 10 dissolve The Union
and endeasor 10 themselves by pretending be the
viors of the Union Hence instead of listening with pa
eace and fobeaance 10 the complaints of the South this
administration. through It's unprincped and infamous or
Gan here at the capital and lis organ al Philadelphia
equally unprincped and reckless, denounce these CON.
plants menaces Of disunion. They 90 further they
denonnce the democracy OF the northern States also
dsunionists, thus assuming much for the good Of
their own cause. Such are the course and Ian.
guage Of the North American, Mr.. Clayions organ
al Philadelphia. That reckless and unserupulou.
print does got hesitate to brand the great meeting Of
the democracy Of Philadelphia as disunion meet
ing. when lis editors well know that there was moi
dsunion man present The occasion. and that the
ing was called for the express purpose OF saving IN.
Union from all danger. BY canddly and temporarily dis
casing the causes Of discomfort, and suggesting III.
means BY which they could be avoided That meeting
recommended concession and compromise; and for thi
The PAanddPhia organ ef federalism denounees II. 1
SEES and the administration sees that il the democracy Of
The Union settle and adjust the questions endsnger
ING the tranquility OF the confederacy. the doom Of h.
administration and Of the federal party is irevocabl,
sealed Hence the administration opposed to all settle
neui Of this question and. OF preventing ID
settlement il exeiies through lis Stewards its Haes ant
abolition demagogucs. the people Of the nohen
States expressions OF hostility against southern in
sutons on the hand and. the Other il threatens
hePeoe the South with orcibe conquest and subjuga
aoh they do not Internationally submit II thus SPORT
With the peace and the existence OF this great and hspp,
unon Thus their desperation. the administration
the leaders Of the federal party irailorousy hazard In
peace Of the Union, IL aot iis very existence
Again, while The administration engaged in the des
peae reasonable and socous work Of setting il agent
70 neiie the fanatics Of the North 10 continued insul
upon The South. as in the OF Mr.. Stewards opera
lions IN New York. manifested in the Geddes resolu
IONS, and while il is at the time stimulating ih'
presses an its confidence 10 denounce the meetings o.
northern democrats called Tor the very purpose Of alay
ing excitement bringing about compromise and settle
meni Of the slavery question, and thus Saving III,
Ohion, as dIsunlon meetings, goes further and at
emP TO show, through lis INSCRIPTIONS and peasiopes
organ here, that The democratic party are alone respons
DE ior The abolition Of The North and the present trou
siss which agiiaie and impeN the country Thus tn.
reckless and fallen leaders Of federalism in the phrensy
. meir DESPERATION atiemp; to provoke civil
hshd IN order that the administration may atemp, :,
SVs'he Union BY The sword and on the other. with
courage and intrepid daring which the very hopeessnes
despair alone could inspire. attempt to msrepreseni and