The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-05

| NE na 81, f .sAs Aueusrrs Crexas,D Sep. 10
"Enciosad send you treasury dfsit, payable 70 yoa'
order, for fifteen new subscribers 20 tho Union ~.
"Noiwnhsianding there has been paper stsxttaps
tvzs soahern Presl we suppose 70 bssak yss sewh
all. We are sa,,sd with yss soaIss 'owr,ds tas s9h
win iorwsrdyo saolhsr club IN few days !. u 's3A
We throw up another snrenchmsnt against the IT,
rocious attack Of ihs incsnsed Alsbamiaa. and TRUST
to the kindness Of our readers when we lay before them.
as fit accompaniment piece 10 his production. the
following letter from one Of the clesrest heads Of
the South. and one Of the nearest relatives Of the late
lusous President, Mr. Polk. His friendship certainly
atonss for the enmity of our friend Cochran: sasl
"coLumsus. Tenn.) Sept II, 1850
"DsAR SIR, Permit rejoice with you In the happy
settlement Of the great questions Of the day And permit
Ssn as o out s
ducng this desired result i Is high qualification 10 old
sas country ssSos % Know iha2 hey are
properly appreciated by those TOR whose good opinion they
mem and WIN BE- moro highly by ,posterY. Among poll;
think The compromise measures passed by Congress.
will quiet The country and the Union II Is per
well that long and full discussion has taken place
aas saa maj as oah aoa and
the gold from the dross In both political parties III
think can with eoaasass say has 80 oa Of 100 are re-
oiced thar the bulls have passed. and peace Is
One very Important effect has been produced In this
State and presume throughout the South by the agta
strengthening build up manufactures AID railroads,
only render independent of the North, but to
sss y e @ both a%s
wooon and fact in great best OF water
provisions as any Ia The world With these advanlases
people asking themselves why they should remain
longer tributary TO people who take 50 much pains 10
npsddk with our peculiar Institutions that concern them
not am much mistaken, Or the sober. minded northern
fanatics among them raise Storm the end Of which is
benefit South and deeply affect the prosperity of the
North / was always good rule for every one 70 mind
hope the good ship bias wealheed the Storm and that
we shall now have peace quiet. and national prosperity
Sincerely, your friend"
I'VE would advise patriotic and illustrious friend,
Hopkins Tumey to prepare to put his house in order.
and settle up his the votes of the wings
will scarcely return him this time to his chair in the
Senate ABB sra3 a6sa
We pass on to another branch Of the subject though
unfortunately on matters Of business connected with the
public printing, which had connexon with our edi
toria labors These extracts only nconsiderabe
Offset to the various charges which have been made
against by the hosts OF writers from Washington,
with various signatures, from the caupnes Of Vtas to
the bunders OF Lteiu Yet, in this connection, gives US
pleasure say that have generally met with beray
from the press-even the whig press-which commands
our acknowledgements excepting thsNew York
Evening Post and Albany Atlas (abolitioniss) and
the Philadelphia North American and New York Courier,
(rabid whigsD
From the New York Express Of October
9 The RrrcHIE coSTRAoTs-A NIGHT SCENE IN CONGRESS-.
The Honsc OF Representatives determined from the start
contract. But the Senate determined he should be paid,
Tho bright eye of the venerable old the glib tongue.
be wrote Tor Mad,on, Monroe and othersbat above all,
his devotion this winter the Union OF these States, in
cratic abotionsm from the North have bewitch
cd the wing members Of the Senate, as we see thai Two,
Ritchie die rich rather Than poor a,g Is. sz lL
sion, Orr, OF South Carolina, led the notification CO.
hort; Wentworth. the iree-soi trumpeer Phelps Of Mis-
f 81 a a.
the wing band Poor Richie born 20 be crushed
aa s Ss ys ms
thirty rats, who cried Perish the whole civil and
lhry attempted adjourn about 10 O'Clock Saturday
night without passing the bill al all but they were too
Foos in , be- Senate wa. the kiehie champion Foote
owes Father Richie chvay for the chivairous defence
knife House, and the members Of the House. The
struggle (writes one OF our oorespondents) TILL
O'Clock, m. from or 10 o'clock, p There
points oil difference between the Senate and the House
The Senate demanded
aIt Payment Of Father Richie in full for all workat
first with 10 per profit iterwards AT actual cost
"2d That tho House let alone It's mileage reforms It's
abolition OF constructive mileage, mail routes, dc
Senate tho mileage, Of old, and the abandonment OF
Father Richie in the civil aud diplomatic bill Father
Richie is compelled 20 with his losing contract and
IL to have relief
But before could be DONE committees circumference
and repassed between the Senate and House all
The story OF the contest Is long but the result
the Senate let OIL the editor Of the Union condition that
the Houss would let them have their mileage as usual
And YET the spiri, Of Father Richie crushed
They may impoverish bis purse, because he has, at
great expense, executed his contract with energy
which can scarcely be surpassed But he dehes ath free
sellers and rabd wings, with Wentworth and Phelps al
their head He still relies upon the justice OF Congress
The above extract is taken from wing press. The
following is from a neutral paper-,he Baltimore Clip
per-to whose lberality indebted for the senti
ments il expresses Let take this opportunity say
that we shall seize early opportunity to reply TO COL
Benons letter, which sorry say is malignant
in It's motive as il is false in its statements:
From the Baltimore Clipper ofycsterdsy
sCoL BKsroN 1T appears by fron Col Benton
81 Louis that democratic paper Is about
10 be established Ia Washington CITY, and runor says that
II advocate the claims OF Colonel Benton 70 the pres
idency Without saying that he will or will not be
for that office nj the election, he denies that the
paper be established for the purpose reported and
from his known hostility the editor OF the Union u may
be that be assists In starting the new paper mainly TO en-
1--WE have doubt that Col Benton desires TO be can
ddate presidency though think that the
pursued by him during the late session o. congress IS not
election In his State tend 10 further his views
The opposition TO him In Missouri BY his own political
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