The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-06

From the New Orleans Courier June a. the aunc
paper edited BY Waxner.l

[From the Orleans Courier June a.
paper edited BY Wagnerl
CHEERING. Public opinion in This country never was
more determined and decided ia favor OF any measure
contemplated or adopted, Than i is Al this moment for the
speedy passage Of the bill bills reported by tbs Senates
Committee Of Thirteen for the adjustment OF the terrific
rial question The approach 10 unanimy is unparalleled
The sentiment Of The people on this matter must have
sress The address Of the Nashville Convention viii do
no HARM We venture 10 say that not one man " hou.
sand throughout the southern States has read which,
blythe BY we regard rather unucky circumstance
for the perusa Of that document is admirably adapted %
make firm and fast friends Of the Compromise The Union
Justly observes The greater portion Of the address y de
voted to an attack upon The plan OF adjustment proposed
BY The Committee of Thirteen; but il say nothing Of the
plan recommended by the President Blowsafe aimed Al
those who sustain the Adjustment. but not word Of re-
proach used towards those who support the recommen
datons Of the California message Surely abe address
was not penned by one who sustained the election OF
Miard Fillmore"
IL Louisiana sve may ely assert that ainey-nins IL
every hundred citizens favorable 10 the CompTomse
reported bu Mr. Clay We haus not a angfe aeios
paper prinisdia this STATE taat opposed io 4 Mashed
iuInps are in a quandary--they will and they won't
Old lacks plan good PLAN and the cpmmiiiees plan
is good Either Of them would be swallowed by mashed
tups. although there is as much difference between the
Two plans there is between mashed iurnps and can
Sassback ducks. But the newspapers IN New Orleans,
with that exception, indicate great anxiety Tor the adop
ton OF the Compromise
dsoganizers and hostile TO any mode that can be devised
for suppressing the agitation now peryadng the conny
But II The press be an exponent OF public opnon large
majority oil The people Of Alabama must be friendly 70
the Uon Of the States and utterly opposed 70 all schemes
OF disqualification.
Ii i tie same thing in all the southern States. with the
exception, perhaps, OF South Carolina and even there
we should cheerlully submit TO the people at large the
acknowledgement the principles 81 the Committee
OF Thirteen, disunon and separation OF the States
DiSd on Thursday morning, instant, WILLIAM r. TIE
#ANa scholastic Of Georgetown CoIsss formerly Of Fredeck
Maryland in the 25th year Of his age.
Ii mixing m sad the hand Of friendship would
lines descriptive OF the melancholy event. and COM
Of the virtues The deceas,d.
truly than mpresvcy said Death loves
shining Instance, mouruu vehcaion Of the
nen Of uuthfuness for DEATH
indeed shining and gloom where
Brightness where there Joy, tears where
there smes that his has been uDerring
The attending the death Of Mr. TsnAs were pain
fully Affective Early the morning Of the 4 In company with
Of Of the College, (of whom be Prefsc
The battle the Pomac He bad becn but rev moments
when supposedly he seized with cramp His
companions seeing his struggles, rushed % the spobu alas moi
him for waters closing shove him, had
quenced the vital spark Aer few hou search tho body
recovered, brought College, with
every manifestation Of respect and with intensity Of grief which
could only be felt by those who had been 60 intimately associated
with him.
Thus vgq manhood, and with dazzling future opsning
upon him. suddenyo the good, the amabie, talented
But they who have hope closed he eyes
upon this fleeing world His deah from hap
ne which virtue alone the OF Eternity
Religion only In his life exhibited all
OF his "Ta Domino, perar written
heart governed, animated, and exalted his thought sen
ens word, and work. pong him the grand object Of mans
creation
vocation
intellectual Of young, Mr. TEXAN good
well the Of supcrors the love Off
Gifted powers Of mind extraordinary
gree, which had highly cultivated BY liberal education, he
promised become brilliant Of that venerable Society
adorned Church with members. Ofmanners
ceedin aabs he drew all hearts towards him. and warmed them
into friendshp
ssNone knew him hut 10 love,
None nared him but prase.r
Anger, hatred, revenge found resting place his but
meekness disposition and readiness good
filled his and his features lighted with
smiles, refectng, the sunshine Of his heart impang
their genial Influences around him. and emblemac Of
brightness which pure spirit aped, and the ui
ton Of which reposes! A FRIEND.