The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-12

pose Of the cabinet sabsan tally svowsd BY lbs sppro
pirate organ in this city, the Rspublie We copy from
that paper Of the 7th instanti
IHE LocoFooo coMpRonIsE.-I Il evident enough, from
the gvngsont in the Union newspaper that ocoiocos
nave some grand compromise scheme In yiew which they
propose 70 bloach they think nothing Is
DC made from the slavery agitation. Il Is rumored that
MI Buchanan Is to be the great OF the cement,
and than he has been very busy in getting Il up. and in
coaxng support. What the plan be has ranspired
Is supposed to have the appearance of being shade
more liberal IN It's than anything which has
yet Appeared but 70 the details altogether in the
dark.
II has been suggested that the plan contemplates the
isour compounds line The good Of such prop
oson would be obvious at first sight, and would be-
come less think. the more the map is studied We
appslsmsivs that democratic friends pA NOT Dc aot
lpih Mr. Buehaaaas assisfaHce 10 settle ibis matter
amg other plan than hat proposed By the President IN his
nuai message. and again ~ has late special message
The organ Of the cabinet avows that the democratic
members OF Congress- aided by the patriotic counses Of
Mr.. Buchanan, endeavoring to devise compromise
by which this difficult and perilous question may be ami
caby and permanently settled And what does the organ
add, in reference to this alleged praisewohy effort OF
the democratic members TO settle and just this trouble
question and get It out Of the way, not only Of the
Union, thus nsung its safety and permanency, but also
OF removing from the political arena, that may not dis
tract the great parties Of the country. thus preventing
sectional party organization. which will do than all
other break up and dissolve the ties and gaments
which bind the people and the States in raternal union
Does it encourage it, Does it aid the democratic
bers in their noble and patriotic purpose Of saving the
Union by removing the that its existence
On the contrary the organ in substance says that any
compromise yhieh may be devised by the democratic mem
bes shall pass Congress No other plan but that pro-
posed by the cabinet through General Taylor shall meet
with favor success Such is the tratorous design
Of the cabinet avowed through its organ and call
upon all the patriotic people Of this country, the true
friends Of the Union, of whatever party they
may be, or wherever they may reside to mark it well
Il will be well for-the wings Of the South to ponder
this ayowal Of the cabinet thoughts organ. II the
question is to be kept open for four years more what
to be their political fate If agitation is to be continued
at the South and stimulated BY the aggressions Of the
wing abolition demagogues Of the Morrill, nstigated by
the cabinet, repeat what is to be their fate They
must be prosaed or they must join the democratic party
of the South and make cause not only against
the agitators of The Morrill, but against the administration
itself Such will be the effect upon the political destnies
OF the wings Of the South if the question is kept open for
four years MORE and agitation upon the shall subject
tnue.
And what is to be the fate OF the northern por
ton of the wing pary In order to carry out the scheme
OF the cabinet to off all compromise of the territorial
question, the northern wing members in the House OF
Representatives must vote to lay the compromise bill
upon the table. If they resort to that course, they create
new issue against them at the North, which may unite
both democrats and ree-solers in effort crush them
politically. The democrats will oppose them for voting
against settling the question, and the aboonists will
oppose them for abandoning the Wimo Provso without
efectng any seement'o the question in favor of their
peculiar views Thus they would be FRUSTRATED
PEELED to to Congress pledged to vote for the Will
mot Provso And one of the results might and would
very probably be the election to Congress OF majority
in favor, of the Proviso and its passage in spite of Gen
Taylors purpose to prevent il, unless he used the veo
which, in that state OF things would utterly annihilae
his party
The purposes and plans of the cabinet are now
known and the fact stands revealed to the world that tie
cabinet designs prevent all compromise and settlement Of
the territorial question. at the hazard of disunon
and eipd par Can any scheme be more raitorous and
a,rocious'
The great democratic party Of the Union are in favor of
settling this difficult and dangerous question speedily
possible The cabinet organ admits the fact, but pro-
claims that the democracy shall not succeed in its par
otto and noble designs. The country that its
only hope Of escaping from the dangers that mperl its
peace and tranquility from the agitation OF the slavery
question, is in the democratic party Let the southern
wings who prefer the perpeuaton Of the Union and the
preservation Of the just rights Of the South under the
constitution, TO mere adherence TO party, unite with
their democratic fellowctzsns in their efforts to settle
this territorial dispute. Let the South be politically
unit, and lie, that unit be democratic, and it will form
point dappu giving support oihe great national demo-
cratic party by which the Union may be saved and JUS
ce secured TO all its parts, by equitable and honorable
compromise.
The Territorial Question, &c.
The people feel deep interest in the question be-