The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-12

the idle WIND pat when your ieslsaWfep. 10 solemn
and opposed the laws, thus violating The principles OF
the constitution as we interpreted AZ and taking the local
power OF The central goyefnuentinto beirown bands.
ou will agree with me that there cause for APP
pIebension We eneat you, therefore control these
men and not Kermit fhrm 10 mfepesenf you by your
following ihis course the country will attain 10 such
apesee ~ prosperity rs II has never Yet reached But
II you have nor the bodnes and The courage 10 put down
anaesm, must conclude tina, you--the people OF the
hon-are not The people your ancestors were, and we
shall have to agree wi South Carolina, that The awful
void "sepal alton" must Re pronounced. tCtes OF
. NeveLl do moi anticipate such caastrophei out II
y youfo whether u stit be pronounced or
not. One great OF the difficulties between the two
sections "a want Of mutual Misunderstanding oil each other
iihas been settled purpose ~ certain quarters 10 Keep
the people oil the Sohih from knowing the real safe Of
the North. Perhaps, ineilgen Az they are ihefels not
one voter in ienial is correctly informed, and the una
loniy OF them Think al this very moment. that you are
against them because hsir presses ea aslIay one
he remarkable instances OF The sagacily OF the
Union Safety Committee Of this CITY s. that has taken
measures difuse correct information the South
web as the North LEI us only understand each other AZ
brothers. and we shall never quarrel IS BY nlsappre
heDsion and that such unhappy differences
arise One Of the decided statements ever made
%. pom. was y my own State. - baton hougs.-ibe
Douglas, Of Chicago; iothe example OF Cass and Web
ster and the President OF the United States cloud
cheering told them that had faith, and tina, they
ought TO have faith in the North. Yet i was told
by some, and the press at New Orleans that dared
repeat there what had said ten days before. | did
repeat ~ III ttet, Eldd his Jay 10 see
thai everything then said in your behalf correct
The feelings that actaie you will actuate others, and
the sentiments you have expressed will be endorsed by
The country at large The CITY of New York possessed
Of wealth and intelligence beyond any other city OF the
Union. Never were both used more appropriately
happily than IN reference TO this al-mporian subject
Az critical period in the late Congress- all must reco
ect with grattude that aretiton signed BY 900 OF the
citizens OF New York, 10 relieve and cheer us;
[ApPlause.l Go on, then. with the good work None
can do II more electaaly than you. None be more
interested in it, la n l8$t es 44
My honorable friend has told you that Mr.. Cass was
!, as member OF the Committee OF Thirteen, was also
tainted Rut scorned the iaunt Nobody on that
committee cared for results so far party concerned
when the safety 81 the country was al stake have been
auneds with the same thing since. voice. Yes and
you will be tainted again'l Strenuous efforts were
made to preventmy attending the mass meeting at New
Orleans.s Twas told that II would injne me with my
PARTY 20 attend mixed meeting OF democrats and wings
IeIet that good act never injured good man
good But suppose il did destroy me, that ii
destraJ ell my party: III or my party down to-day,
another wond arse 70 morrow patriotic, and
jul and good But fear down the fabric Of this great
Uion, ami we have no longer Washing tom Frank Z
lin, Jefferson TO rebuild IL Itwoud BE- better, there
fore, that party should be destroyed than iha the Union
should Perish.
lam sorry, gentlemen, to have detained You long,
Vehement cheering followed the conclusion Of this ad-
dress which was spoken with much feeling and evident
sincerity,
Three cheers then proposed for the Committee oil
Thirteen, which were enthusiast caly responded TO-
The meeting then retired, each person being introduced
TO Senator'S Fooie and Downs he passed, and cordially
shaking these gentlemen BY the hand. $1,000
Thus ended one OF The most enthusiastic demonstrations
that has taken place IN this city, consisting OF
most eminent merchants and our infde nai men.
We greater enthusiasm manifested, or more
nninching determination to maintain Tie integrity OF the
Union agains, every open Toe AMI every sscre enemy