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

il is not time for honest to associate for their sup
preston. II cries out peace when there is no peace
The Sun profoundly ignorant Of the state OF the South
Of the dangers which threaten the Union Il is upon
the verge Of abyss; and yet good. easy man." he
thinks himself in safety We tell this New York SUM-
that if this Compromise falls none other will be attempt
ed. Why negotiate further with those who have no
respect for good faith Let the fugitive bill be nulfed
in the North, and the Union trembes to Its centre.
The mistake is common to thousands OF our fellow
citizens Of the North. They believe the South is not
IN earnest and therefore that they may tranpe upon
her This will prove fatal blunder. The South has
put her foot down. and will not recede another inch She
demands the faithful execution OF the whole Compromise
and then that all aggessions shall She will not
submit. She has hitherto wanted union among her own
people Ii the madmen Of the North persevere in their
folly they compel the South to be united, and then
comes The whirlwnd The friends Of the Union can pre-.
vail upon the South to acquiesce in this Compromise in
order TO save the Union. But she now appears to be
divided Il is now the duty OF the friends Of the Union to
oppose the extremists in that quarter who ate for rushing
a, once into Interior measures but il the extremists Of the
North should succeed in multiplying the Compromise from
that moment the whole South becomes united and then
the confederacy in danger. We place our experience
our Judgment word, in opposition to the New York
SUM- and conjure it's friends 10 take out commission oil
lunacy and deny Its garrulous editor the use Of PEN
ink, and paper
We have the strongest hopes that the patriotic spirit
and the good sense Of the great body OF our northern
brethren will come TO the Of the constitution
agains, the madness Of the fanatics But what fatality is
il that comes over portion OF the North In the heart
of Boston The laws are put open defiance, and law
yers actually excuse themselves from doing their duty
upon the ground that they will bring themselves into bad
odor in the city. The fugitive slave is ensconced and
protected BY the threat Of arms and all the tricks and
tces Of retaliation Lynn holds her meetings, and
proclams that not 'coloed person shall be taken from
that city under the provisions Of the law Does Lynn
foresee the consequence The day is at hand when q
voluntary restriction will be imposed upon commerce
with Boston, and not shoe that is manufactured in
Lynn will be worn in the South We deprecate this
extremity but what southern will not resort to the
expeden sooner than submit to degradation secede at
once from the Union'
Are the people OF the North aware Of the immense
shoe trade which is now carried between the northern
and southern States Amerchant in Savannah estimates
the value of the article south from New York alone
IS 100000 The importation from Lynn, the great shoe
mandatory Of the United States, is enormous Are the
people OF Lynn aware Of the mischefs which will arise
from restriction upon the use OF their fabrcsi Are they
aware that these and other fabrics OF domestic use are
now in process OF production in the South from the i'm
pulses OF the present times! For instance, a wealthy
planter on the Savannah river writes merchant in
New York the following note, (Which appears in the
New York Journal Of CommerceD
"FiFr, Oct 10, 1850.
'Aner seeing you on Tuesday morning, 1 found that
could obtain shoes of southern manufacture from Aiant
looked aud spoke Of taking AZ the same time, j will
say 10 You that disncnaion TO deal with you prompts
abolitionis, we must have nothing to do with them and
buy us Of their maanisc,ars. as possible So much
The Savannah Georgian remarks in addition:
"The manufacture Of leather and shoes, which have
heretofore boon all purchased from the North, has been
ceained to profitable business. We satisfied that
me nj Is given own people The difficulties
with North have caused southen planters reflect
We have heard several who refused purchase Of
Savannah merchants and have gone Atlantis and pro-
hs city, we informed, during the past lost
the sale OF several thousand pairs Of shoes OF the
,hsr in,sierencs with the institutions ofths south We
that this disposition prevailed TO great
the whole southern country The result win be
der In great measure independent Of the North by the
ployment all classes Of the community, and slave
labor proftsbe."
We would warn our counirymen against the calamities
which threaten The palladium OF the Union is in the
hands OF the North Nobly have the citizens Of the
Empire City up to the rescuc-bravely Is Phila-
delpha raying in defence OF the Union. But who
does not see that the extremists OF the North are
playing into the hands OF the extremists OF the South
The last find some color in every sinister movement
OF the North for their attacks upon the Union and IL
these movements should terminate in notification then
indeed the whole South viii become united We speak
freely a. one who loves the Union and we pronounce
in the frank spirit Of free citizen. that unless the pa
trios Of the North do their duty, along with the Chief
Magistrate OF the Union, the darkest day Of this republic
has come.
We cannot close this article without expressing our cor
dial congratulations to the democratic convention OF Essex
county, in Massachusetts,, Who on the 3oh Of October
entered into resolutions that do honor TO an Amcri-
can patriot. Take the following resolution as an in.
iication OF their spirit:
hold political fellowship with any individuals party who
by consorng with rank political sbolitioniss and
nufers, thus endHg their influence
question that all such persons are al and pur-
poses disorgsnxes and snsFchists and the legitimate
esult Of their pernfcious doctrines 10 TO ALLEVIATE
,f common Union and ultimately to bring about i~s~-
rscfio~ and Grid scay"
The great election takes place this day In the State Of
New York. correspondent wrote us on Saturday last
hat fhe sveement In fhe citv vsa insnse No consest