The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

lions OF hc administration and hs senp.os aud In
The history Of the conversion ods of the whig parry
The Albany Argus takes similar view Of the speech
and the denuneiasion II speaks Of the Republic a. be-
ing "in very distinct hostility 10 Governor s., and 20
the positions assumed and the ayowsls made in his
speech and bears all the outward signs OF deliberate
and well-consdered declaration OF war against both II
the Republic speaks for Gen. Taylor and the admns-
ton (Which may not be taken for granted since Gov
s. avows bis adherence 10 both. and The Republic dis
claims III it is clear that they have resolved break with
Gov and his friends in this State We presume that
the organ speaks for both.
The Albany Journal. (Wesds) the attache and mouth
piece of Mr. Seward, attempts in vain 10 cling to the
President and to fater him BY its promises Of loyal
adhesion II declares that Notwithstanding his speech.
the senator els second to no in his appreciation OF
Gen. Tsyors wisdom and patriotism; nor does any one
realize gratefully the happy concunencs OF events
and circumstances which. at crisis full Of peril raised
up such preserve for the American people the
blessings Of their cherished UNION" The Rochester Ad
vertser however, consnds that all this "oadyism Of
Gov Seward is not sufficient to beget like fastidous
the part Of Gen. Taylor" and that the time has
come when "Sewardism is not Taylorism."
The Troy Budget "a Van buren, free soil paper) Is
afraid that Seward will yield TO the presidential blast.
and urges him to stand up to the text like man. in spite
OF the denuncations Of the Republic Whilst it comments
upon the fury Of the attack exhors the senator to
breast himself against it; and points out the "dim
eclipse which he is to sustain by the withdrawal Of the
beams of the administration. II says;
The article in the Republic, (he administration organ,)
bears the unmistakabe impress governmental authority
and has been received by Gov Stewards friends and
the press generally The attack 10 cold emitting, ponted
and direct, and eyinces determination 10 place Gov
Seward in position of hostility to the administration and
PROSTATE his influence both Washington and in ts
State If Gov Seward and his friends only have the courage
like under the scornul received from
the administration, serious consequence TO the WING par
y may yet Gov Seward has enjoyed the confidence
of The administration In many of the appointments In this
States these appointments have not yet been confirmed BY
the Senate and probably be, under the present diff
fculties But Gov Seward should have fears for the
result His friends in New York will stand by, II he only
manests the courage OF He has spoken much that
worthy Of senatorial representative of the Empire
State.
Many will regret that be uttered portions Of his
speech; but WHOLE il win be accepted vorrbly not
only by his party but by the people generally In any at
tempt crush Mr. Seward for the ce utterance Of opinions
entertained by himself and many his constituents. Mr.
g. will have majority OF the sympathy and sentiment
Of the people of the State in his favor In this State the
great body Of the wing party only received Taylosm on
trust, putting il good behavior for acceptance. u tho
administration attempts lord il strong the whig
party and its senator, Taylorism-aways unsavory
article the old line of whigswi be rejected altogether
By this outbreak the Seward party in this State viii be
great Of Offices and spo They should rise superior
TO such considerations and show thar they Win
they do so We BY the Washington papers that efforts
being put forward break down the present cabinet
and compel il resign. This looks like commendabe
grit If Mr. s. will stand firm he will be respected for his
position and he will receive the synpahies Of the people
Of the State, although all may agree with his PROPOSE
tons If he lters and attempts to lick the hand hat
strikes him. he will be respected neither by his constitu
ents the administration, " the rest of mankind" ~
Let this issue between the administration. its organ
and the Of New York fare as may, the democratic
party have nothing to lose They must principally depend
upon their energies, their own national feelings
their devotion to the rights and to the Union Of the
States the spirit Of Cancellation and compromise in which
the constitution was formed. for settling this contro
versy and for preserving the republic The senator may
attack the true principles Of the Unon-the organ may
attack him for his excesses-the administration may
sympathze in this attack but, after all il is the great
republican party of the Union who to dsspate the
which hangs the country. by pursuing proper
measures in proper spirit