The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-11

The COMPROMISE Rxrosr-rHF HORIZON cLouDY.-We
Committees report We have not read the fun
report (which shall tomorrow lay before readers
es ha The compromse 70 which the whole country was
looking as 70 bow OF promise was receved with much
tors than expected indicated their opposition; and
those with the northern opponent. Of The measure may be
opinion the merits Of the question. but we very much
lear that. unless compromise be adopted, Cali
most stormy and alarming thai have ever shaken
the Union. The prospect OF satisfactory adjustment
Union are, fear, destined fatal explosion Of their
fondy cherished hopes. -Ystudays Riehmosd E~gsir1
The Enquirer is right II states the consequences of
rejecting compromise, with as faithful pencil
its editor this theatre, 10 hear the declarations OF
the members. and 10 calculate the resu The alternative
is certain. Reject the compromise, and California comes
in alone, and the South has equivalent in the other
Territories. Many member viii vote for both but il
compromise be rejected. California is voted in Alone
unless parliamentary tactics should rock the battle
menis Of the Capitol The Enquirer is right in saying
that many OF the southern senators than was
peced without waiting to weigh the repor rushed
in the mpetuosiy OF the moment 10 Indicate their oppos
ton 10 the compromise. The whole country" has been
Choking to the compromise to the rainbow Of prom
Use !" and unless in "the sober second thought some
who had determined TO 20 90 against should change
their course "the people Of the Union destined TO
fatal explosion Of their fondly cherished hopes II our
friends ''the southern senator's" should. however, 20
o. and in concurrence with the free-soles. under the
lead Of Colonel Benton. and the aboltonists under
Giddngs and Seward, and the most violent Taylor
wings, should defeat compromise, phat them But
who can tell phaf then win happen Who viii depict
the siormy and alarming scenes that may "shake this
Union" to its centre
The Richmond Times, decided wing. has the courage
to look another alternative springng from the late Tay
Tor policy, in the face. II on late article in
the Republic. upon which il says:
But we are especially pleased 10 find In the Republics
article evidences thar the editors have been brought per-
ceive the real danger there Is IN the use OF the Presdens
appear IL the North be induced Calf
onis IN for the ostensbe reason that that measure would
rtory question would be LEFT as open as ever and no advo
Of the wilmot Proviso, who had voscd for the Cslo
alone =, the President proposes The Senate, indeed
might reject bin from the House with the Wmot Proviso
action would prevail Tor the session. perhaps the Con-
srss su. the issesou party would m.laaln !. sIsacs
Tsyo would be abe ssso@p.s nes
ing for the good Of The country the welfare Of the whg
hing 10 appreciate The n.dou. policy Of ho.. northern
men who are now holding up The Presidents plan As the
Sss., any real seemsn, Of tie dispute They are oppo
ed 10 any compomse which be satisfactory 70 the
southern States Hence they very willing adopt just
much OF the Presidents plan suits their present ends
and then they viii leave 10 Wlmot and his followers the
duty Of violating the principle OF action BY renewing
the Proviso In Congressi
Such, too, may be the Of southern men who vote
against the compromise.
An obscure print published in Manchester, New
Hampshire, called the aDemocrat" has taken upon
itself 70 assail the Onion several times recently We
have occasionally looked into the columns If that NJ
per; and although Processes TO be democratic we
think we hazard nothing in predicting that will ere
long Be found in the ranks Of John p Hales followers
shouting stily for free soiism II s but week or two
since 4 ~ss Prsisins Hale. No true democratic paper
would be caught sounding the praises Of John r. Hale
We have noticed that those who mediate treason
always begin By sssaling those whom they are about to
desert This Manchester Democrat will soon be free
soilaboliion- wing print. Manchester good point
for sound democratic newspaper. Il 10 6ounshing
city Of between $4,000 and 10000 inhabitants nearly half
Of whom are democrnts and but fev free- soilers