The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-31

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Every mail brings u evidences Of favorable change
in public sentiment in the North. respecting the unhappy
sectional controversy now agltaiing the country Rsa
con, JUSTICE and patriotism. are now sassuming their L.
climate sway. not only in the North. but we trust in
all parts Of the coniedeacy and we are therefore in
duced to hope for the speedy settlement Of the present
difficulties which aiiict the republic. terms honorable
and satisfactory 10 every member Of the confedency
We copy, FIRST the proceedings Of meeting OF the democ-
racy Of Detroit Michigan. which the new mayor Of
the city presided. which find in late number OF the
Free Press. Published in that city
DEnocaArrc MKErlNs -Pusuant call, the democracy
met "a nssss at hs City Hail Wednesday evening HIS
hoao the was called 70 The chas ana he c
Eam%ond wee appointed plsslden's; and q mo
Ton. Levi Bishop, a. 7 McReynold !. =. Bagx Come.
chair committee report resolutions expressive q the
Of the meeting who presented .ns following rssou
ism JANUARY. s Instructed senators i oon..sas II
Of slavery within the Territories whereas
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ne while s ,yeS, a assoa
republican systematic aht Of every voice the
ia securing ihe the xeaoas advocate the VIII
royso could desire and whereas The agitation q the Poyso
in the public which TOO oen caused reason and
ssaaeas jealousy and
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distinguished senator General Cas has announced In his place
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importance that the invaluable services Of
Therefore, rs.eiss t.s msetns) Tina. the
State and e unon by every confederation of patriotism, II JUS
tee liberty and nationality Issead me resolutions
Reos as mesns That the representatives
honorable give full effect the foregoing
Resoved That the pauosm wisdom and fidelity Of General
highest admiration and implicit confidence
ana o he 11oa y s blood o.
men, heroes r and patriots must ~ be preserved
published II the Free Prs1 copy sent 10 our
and representatives in the legislature.
Messrs. John r. Williams, a. T. McReynolds L. Bishop
c. g. Hammond and Dr.. Bagg. severaly addsessed the
meeting in able and spirited manner Michael Doheny
o, responded as democrat wsis or Y%s Si
but who had great stake Ia the prosperity and In
teg Of the Union His remarks were peculiarly spirited
On notion The meeting adjourned with three cheers for
'he Union ana Lewis oa's IoHN LADuE p,s.,as,,
CHAs. Z. HURD, Secretary
VOICE OF WANING FROM CONVERTED AGrTAToR.-
Scion Robinson, of Indiana is well known the people Of
the northwest as distinguished writer upon agricultural
subjects We believe he is the editor Of an agricultural
paper published in that State He is devoted whig and
has been, think, jealous abolfonist and Wilmo Pro-
vso About ago, he South for the ben
eff Of his health and 70 acquire more general information
municatons from him since he has been travelling in the
southern States and they all indicate radical change of
opinion in him regard slavery and the slavery agitation
We have now before communication from him, from
Charlesor South Carolina, to the Mercury, in which he
says;
residents o. south Carolina and whole
an ae Ncrs n cease fisr slavery Heaven for
nd me result, Of such {, diheue. But {
this counrnot be drenched in blood by brothers drawn
bring evil en abstract
subject that does not concern except for good
From the Pennsylvsnian
Tbs ALLsoHAsY.-The democrats Of Allegheny
county met Psburg, the 10Th of March inst and
organized by elecng Colonel James A. Gibson president
who assisted BY various vice presidents and
The Democratic State Convention. to be held At Williams
port. in May II Magraw, John 3, Guthrie, Chas
under the following sesolution,
Rsopd That the delegates elected instructed support,
s g.. NJ N%d u % %
nomination
Pi.sburg Is the place where the platform was erected
Baltmore platform and yet the democracy convention
assembled as above adopted ito following resolutions
ReoIssd That constitution was itself
ns.s and sss g % ea o %
should &c sa s ~ . se same p ne. ssss ss nation 10
uated.
Resolved That California having adopted republican constitution
In favor Of her immediate admission into the Union
State.
Rsoivsd Teras, b.
period Of the United States ought be acknowledged
BY Congress.
Rossd Congress establish governments
In the territory acquired from Merco without reference
very
Reesd That the constitutional provision regard
cry Of fuuyes from labor should be enforced by Congress and faith
fully carried out by the -ssveholding States.
Resored That District Colum
ba be safely placed by Congress the municipal
the District, with view 20 its exunguishment