The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-15

The legislature Of New Hampshire is now in session.
We have before us copy OF Governor Dinsmoofs mes.
sage which well deserves the compliment OF the Nashua
Gazette,
A. lsshsd production, and wiuen Ia forcile, per-
speaoas and elegant style As eay eh, h - not m
any STATE documents 81 similar character "a lis
there 10 OF that confusion and imme-
,hndscl ssoaplas az topics dcpnbe the messages Of
the ssccond Wa hington The whole production evncos
that a. Hnihov possessss hghy cultivated mind capa
biz u gsplng uhjecs, and independent aud fearless
la the ntefancc Of his thoughts
The snsssss concludes with patriotic hope thur The
present cloud which cyershadows tho country springng
oat Of slavery question, b. dispeied This may
hs easoed ~ sr'sis o. eop'om''s ano conc.Alan Ia
hs concluding remarks Of the message, we bsieve every
ne ssrt of New HAMPSHIRE every one who has
hs welfare aud peTpeuiy Of he Union al hsafi, can and
will mnss eoni.sily CONCUR
The closing paragraph Of Gov, Dinsmoor's message isas
Iows and we must add. that. 10 the same concilatoy
spirit which he recommends. this whoe controversy may
be settled 10 the satisfaction OF alscctons OF our
Try. This second solemn covenant between the North
and the South being thus adopted in good faith both
sides. II must be relgiously kept; otherwise, Il fana.
crm should be again suffered 10 rove over the land. and
suffered to show It's hdeous front In pub.
lie councils and slavery should be assasd either in the
States. or in this District. in Territories
BY an assumption Of power the part q Congress- not
conferred in the constitution virtually prohibited by
the presen, compact, ths day OF pcacc will Be sone-he
South will resist this breach Of faith atevey hazard and
aisyey sxtremiyand The Union itself could not survive
the shock Bat surely there be no serious spprehen
sions OF such an event. for the danger so imm
nent that win futudiy against it's repetition
And one advantage OF this pro'racied struggle in Con-
gress for ak months is that !, has made the people so
sick OF the subject and disguised with the discussion
thai no man can venture the experiment again with i'm
panty We do suder under the fears upon this sub
ject which Messr Burt and Meade and other southern
friends. have permitted their negotiations 10 indulge
Extract from Gepgsor Dtmsmoors Message.
Ia with tbs people OF the whole Union, feel
sdeep aad engrossing Interest the great que which
sgtsfing national conac- Their present as
peet ofbid tho hope thar psacs be given the coun
Try by the triumph Of either OF opipicn The peo
yr OF New Hampshire have declared their unal,era
hosl every form Of oppression. They regard the
principle OF human liberty ,scfed and divine. and
lis sentiment they viii be and true They
also love the Union. aod viii bod aterbe responsibility
lhose who trfe wih its safety think do mistake
the sentiments OF the psople OF New Hampshire They
believe a. posbe 10 terminate TINS ruinous strife In nc
cordance with the principles Of philanthropy and gen.
patriotism. and this end woud frpsny iaroks that
gis If ee~iisafios sad compromise shiet aio~s pre-
the aad pssissfy n All Curious conf dsraey