The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-01


c.rr.ct views OF inc shs Present DcuItiss
The administration conscious Of the fagitious fraud
which the leaders Of the federal party played off upon
the people in the late presidential election respecting the
opinions Of General Taylor in relation TO the Wilmot
Proviso and also conscious Of lis weakness vacl
laton. and restitution Of moral courage the present
alarming crisis OF public AFFAIRS has directed its peculiar
organ in this city make desperate attempt to shift the
popular odum which it feels fast settling down upon
its own shoulders, off upon the democratic party, by
deayorng convict that party Of being the authors Of
all the present ills which act the body polite. and by
falsely sgmaiizhg as the disunion party Its shallow
tricks are however. well understood, both in the North
and in the South The democratic press both sections Of
the Union are unanimous in ascrbng the present Difficult
ties and dangers which impend the Union to the
unprnciped frauds committed by the federal leaders
upon the people in the late presidential election. f
In order to show what the sentiment Of the northern
democratic press upon this point. copy below ari-
cles from two Of the soundes and abest journals printed
in New England the New Haven Conn Register and
the Boston Daily Times:
From the New Haven Comm Register
TsE WHO PARTY AND DisuSIos AeIrATlos-Two years
been averted but for the ncous conduct Of wing party
y sss %
tee Of the Senate territorial governments and
Mexican law free srri'ory the q
the Sapremc Conn, was then satisfactory = the South
then have claimed county and the day might have
arrived In geneIati,n when the cost and value OF the
The halls Of Congress But the wing party preferred agis
fo~; they preferred to keep the question open. that they
j Stephens. 81 Gsossaihe man who sounded he
s. note Of disunoa II che present M laid
as ii was introduced into the House. Then toll
lowed up that reckless system Of agitation Of which Tu
Of the Union became infnmed into uncompromising hos
%hSa , e ae ssn.'e unds, Wing sosp
and which elevated 70 the rens Of government hybrid
pscy % rule The storm tina. has served carry
The democrats who voted for the Senate compromise
M e rssa s wa ss
encased in black lines; and the Palladium.
opposed s~y esmsmi. slI soy and iaadsd Ste pSsn;
Dr HE courage u cutting Ie throat Of The monster Al the
sSss,ion northern Prssidsn, would be elected '
Thu. tho opportunity settling hi. question
passed By could then have been settled honorsby and
Upon the whg party the responsibility OF tina,
time exnsuishing the fame which has now spread 70 the
feeding every step. until the enpedisp, yesterday
ssooms 90 lat s s e0n,rS a. hs ssi'sso.; q the
in the District and from there to abolition wherever Con-
grsss possesses jursdcton have they Of the South adj
ing upon no free State without slave sa,s TO balance
m Every day opens new questions and develops
the wing party sowed the wind
From the Boston Dapy Times
The xrTEcr GREAT POLITICAL FRAUD. Never
dsaks anything until the end thereof has been well con.
Il 10 for individuals having regard for has saved
people % fall !, viii also be found hs, not few Of the
failures OF political parties have proceeded from s having
sss sss. as by
price, and without reference TO the bearing of
mnisuso ais Striking case point 4, the ,s e The
nomination Of General Taylor for the presidency the slave
matter in dispute among the people Of the United
States The demosrac party presented to the voters q
known ,hat II he elected. the dispute would be as
the choice OF s own industrial mode OF set
Element stsemnauke and in accordance with the
ont Of the political arena question promotive Of strife, Of
-bood. and Of sentiment certain quarters that might
Of rqp. rather than bond ofove and la accord
snce with American principles as it ccnded the peo
alone they Interested Such position Of the
ds q. s part: and Of IL ssoa. who wa;
exponent OF its principles On the other side man
vitality asssiion North, be was claimed
% b the most friendly % Stree sci Of either Of thcsnd
parry which had distinguished itself BY the warmth w,
which IL had denounced through long serics Of years,
the annexation OIL the
orally popular In the slave eatcs and which had courted
the alliance OF all sbolitonss from Mr. Garrison down.
ward In the hope Of obtaining their assistance local and
national elections in the free the de-
mocrscy slough fsces." "booucks," "toois Of the
slave power" .nisons Of the souri, Sc &c because
they had faithfully adhered the which the
Union had been formed While this was going on in the
North the South assured that General Taylor by vir.
the OF his poson STAKEHOLDER, the reliable
eonsquence was that Vermont and Georgis, Florida and
ConDcctcut-Phelps and Benien, Truman Smith and
CabelalI found the Taylor platform though the
poossstsave southern plantation does differ
In social position from Mr. Abbott Lawrence than these
gentlemen yvosss differ from each other the question
81 slavery The cheat worked well at the time il gave
victory 70 the vhg banner, and "spoilsN 70 crowd Of
saunt snd hungry wolves, bowling with madness. super
Induced by forced abstinence Of twenty years duration
fa'sd however. pace the successul party in po-
stcn where their moral power should De such as would
enable them 70 sse tho slavery question: not 10 the salts
faction Of s-which expected see-st least
that would command the support OF three
fouths Of the people, and compel the assent however
willingly given, ofthe remaining fourth IL was tainted by
the fraud that had caused s being from the very outset Of
20 the omson Of sstesmsnIke plans has been absorbed
oy political huckstcrng tricks made necessary BY The per-
pcauon O the great and original trick Of all The labor
should have been bestowed the slavery dispute has
wasted IN attempts TO keep together rckctty cubi-
no other bond Of union and prospect Of contnu
nce man the greedy desire OF its members for pc and
ooe animation offices until they shall
sve 4een Kicked from them rcsoutc 10 submit 10 any hu.
- 49, sblect before giving up the enjoyment
- pvss'o'sa sweets OF quaner-day.
parry bad they placed Mr. Clay IN ronnin. NJ, H. Iaa9
when from the foolish divisions that erIs,sd ~ ~ &c.,
cratic f1nks there Sbmethin0 mora ,h., -
chance q eIecng him Every man the country knew