The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17


The New York Globe (democrauc) says
The talents aud business quainca ions of Mf Fillmore
are 81 h.h oder and ~s beevestNt they who hope
lea, tbat 30 may ananesr any sci,oaai bias VIA be disnp-
poin ed Such Information OF ms opsn,onsndeed,
knowledge Of the manthst We do no, hesitate
predict thar he win give go cse'e o' ae sonn 70 continue
The ianatics pgatos Of ID. North lie WI hase eof
patriots If he bpt follows The which isy who know
him best confident he viii ursue-vz that which shall
soonest and most eecluay fangui~e Tue pubic MAD,
and insure the psrpetafs Of me Union
We trust that The Globe may be right in It's confident
predictions. and that the President may take calm
and enlightened view OF the whole Union, from the lofty
eminence to which he suddenly rased and by doing
justice 10 ALL the constitution aud the Union. His
Erie letter was IN every most Objectionable but
was wnlten many years ago and was perhaps designed
10 cach Tue votes oI his Constituents oil the Buffalo dis
trc one OF The abolion-inieccd secons OF The Union.
Then he represented local ncy and felt il 10 be
his duty 10 carry oui Their wishes Tie has since mate
rally modified his poson and now that he is called by
Providence and the constitution the chef nagistracy
of the confrderacy. trust that he will ecant all his
former opinions and be the wise and patriotic representa-
tive OF the whole conederacy and moi Of congtes
sonal district BY this means he Will more surely sue
coed in crushing his rival OF '.higher law the infamous
Seward and at the same time in winning the thanks Of
patriots OF all We hope for the best, and shall
Judge his acts freely but fairly.
We are thrown in greater doubt by the specuatl0ns OF
the soil New York Evening Post to the effect Of
the death OF Gen. Taylor upon the domestic politics Of
the nation. The Post says;
II strikes that il is by means fortunate cfcnm
stance Tor the cause OF freedom that 'he responsibility OF
carrying execution the declared policy o the adml
raon the questions nor beo tue country 70 trans
check, d be easier for
southern wiih southern popotriy, accustomed %
ness, and enesY Northern poiticans, moreover, are apt
be deficient resoacnss Of temper, and do MOI feel
tha, Nj Fillmore is an exception to ths truth Of this
remark.
We for granted, however that the policy Of the ad
General Taylor had marked out Tor nsei regard TO tho
dispute between Texas and New Mexico. has already
left to Mr. Fillmore but that Of pursuing with the same
indexiblliy as his predecessor was prepared 70 do
If Mr.. Fillmore is prepared, the Post is convinced
TO stand BY the policy Of the administration unchanged
then shall give up all hopes OF saving the UniOn
That policy to repe by force of arms, any attempt
the part of Texas to maintain her ghtiul title against
the outrage committed BY few inhabi'ants Of New
Texas OF her just and lawful territory The New York
Tribune makes the following statement with positive
conviction OF its truth:
cd Washington Sunday, and at night cabinet meet,
ing held the house Of the Secretary OF STATE Tbs
the meeting would have taken place the White Hos.
majority OF the cabinet mantle sed the determination to
win her prescrIbed boundaries under an circumstances
and at all hszads Thi. determination would probably
by The resignation Of Of lie members, had
the aie President been spared General Taylor had I'M
m.n called upon him anticipation Of the State
Texas marching troops New Mexico TO enforce her
nrisdcton portions Of that territory He resov
I'd TO protect New Mexico with force, should il become
necessary, without any regard TO interior consequence
The military posts in that vicinity were 10 be strengthened
with vi.w to such an emergency
The death Of President Taylor and the resignation Of his
cabinet have suspended this arrangement Will President
Fillmore il up. aud, by resort to forcs excite
flame which must wrap the Union in the horrors OF civil
war! We sincerely trust not The Union canHos be
kept together by force and as Mr. Stephens OF Georgia
resisting the rights of Texas will De the signal for the
hostile array of the two great divisions OF the Union.
We trust that the President will carve out entire
different policy and that, with spirit OF justice 70 the
South and Cancellation among all sections be will cor
daily cooperate with Congress in adjusting properly this
dangerous Texas boundary and the other question. which
must exert Christening influence upon the hitherto
heated sectional feelings; and we fully endofss The p
roiic sentiments Of Mess,s Downs, Wess!e1 and Fer
All doubt however, must be removed 10 the true
aspect of affairs President Fillmore, presume, viii
Nay compor with the compromises Of the constitution
and with the perpetuy OF union OF all the States Of
the confederscy BY the ties Of love and affection
President FILLMORE AND THE UNIoN.-The following
letter was read the celebration OF the national ami
versay at Buffalo, under the direction Of the Sons OF
Temperance:
WASHINGTON. Jans TO- 1850.
CKsrKxKSi have received your kind i6tisasoo 70 a.
tend "union ceebsaton, in the city Of Buffalo, Of the
hog could give pleasure than bs psrmtisd
mingc with my fs'owctsens shss joyous occasion
tho progress temperance Buffalo. infsr that
this Unon celebration" implies a uniQ11 patriotism and
tenn pcrance-ot cold heads aud warm JDhs-and such
s~on greatly desired this time the Usie~
which we are all 80 yo'edy attached do NOT howeys.
anticipate that Will be in my power to acuep dat
teng Invitation, my oifc ia duties will ia R probability
require my presence here.
trust however, that hsandins tho present painful
Of political AFFAIRS and the jarrng dsOod Of
tooa feeling, the wi dom and conciliaon of the
ent equal the preservation OF the glorious
constitution, unmpared, which they have ceived - the
blessing from their anccsofs and this birth
day OF nation shall find "oss sd iaHYorsbs"
WILLARD FILLMORE.
0ssoS PnKLrs and others, Committee Of Arrangements,
Buffalo.
From Tia Fncssie (vs) Dssnocss, Juns 70