The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-18

II 10 really curious spectacle to witness the spirit in
which the proposition Of an exclusively southern organ
put forth a. il 10 in the 'Soahem Address," has been
received AZ Washington and in the North. Several Of
the southern presses, far advised hail with
satisfaction the establishment OF southern press But
its general effects marked by distinct and opposite
ist We have before US communication signed by "a
Free Soier" and written by member OF Congress from
the Far West which he scarcely expected us to publish
He addresses U.S. oddly enough, in the following strain of
exutation
want the privilege ofaying, rough the columns cfthe
ern organ has afforded AS opponent Of slavery
from principle, and one determined and enthusiastic
bos al home among those fanatics whom You have losl
no opportunity 70 denonnce, rejoice this
for years cannot fail to promote our cause This
VIII do by keeping alive antagonisma agitation, you
please will as the first result In the grand series OF
quences, unhinge the democratic denationa
I, 70 quote your own expressive phIaseology This will
%he s a ne Old ay as
from THAR diseord The aaionaity Of the deoc atic
sSah s hs
TO our success Destroy that by any means, and the
oeis b o. w .hs ss, party \ ssrs dsno
their alliance with tho manufacturing Of hs NORTH
are not near SO formidable opponent
=
as open ground against us as your party do-as
northern sections Of the democratic parry have done
democratic party for the above and other which
might be added win be Injured by this southern
ing youof destroying that national patty in which you
fnd your chief strength that rejoice that this
course; II would be presumption 10 attempt il; but
DO hope that your efforts to arrest The agitation about 70
ons line may prove irudess
He assures us that such are the candid views and
feelings Of free-soiler" This is, indeed, curious
enough-that an opponent should thus warn the demo.
cratic party against the very which he thinks best
calculated to advance his own nterests Is the writer
the absurd or the most disnteresed enemy in the
world' Should we hold him up as driveller or as a
rckser as who advises us Of what for advan!
tage and against himself !or who attempts to palm
opinions upon us which he does not himself believer
It is still singular tina. the leading idea in this
"free-soil" communication pu. forth in letter from the
Washington correspondent Of yesterdays Baltimore Re-
publican, which runs as follows,
The Southern Address and the project Of southern or
gan are a,IasinE good deal Of attention pabo ssnli
met The question Tie abolitionists delighted with
]. They ssy Nv win increase ag.aon and 90 go9d
immediately several thousand, If the paper should
starr. The pore moderate of the SOUTH oreseeing
You Will perceive that your eight years senaor's
name (whg) is the only one from Maryland signed
ID. The Baltimore Republican itself proclams its gen.
eral views upon the subject in the following article We
he senior edor will notice hereafter it's ausion to his
able and respected colleague:
CoSFusioN AND UNCERTAINTY There ne yer yu, period
In history nation, IL more difficult TO de-
eide the signs OF the times There kind OF kaled-
oscopic ge passing over The political clemens when
IL Is eainsy difficult anayze unde rstand New
slowly developing themselves old lies are dssovng, and
old friendships melting away under mystic and
the Rspaoehe sacrificing Of Buu, by his old friend nen
Tay lor, to the Gaphin cabinet is least remark,
king 70 sase over The ln.u. o. Mess. Built ssrue",.
and 70 keep them hansssed 70 dying Tsyiorism But
whipped into the any longer.
But while this Is going in the camp of whgey there
are other changes spoken o. and other computations form.
Mr. Burke IL 10 retire from the editorial charge Of the
Union and we have before us an address to the people
the hern STATES, urging the establishment oil e
organ the seat OF sgnes OF this address
being compound OF democrats aud wings We SOUTH
ern en and we 20 Tor southern interests but we for
those interests In connection with the great coniederacy
which belong We would repe outrage upon south
crn rights as promptly aud as Indignantly any
the necessity for so many spscla organs
We think the interests the South Interests OF the
Union and that those interests best by pre-.
serving invioate the compromises and guarantees OF the
constitution. The South may do her injury by
separating herself from other sections, aud establishing
paper the OF govsrnmen solely Tor sectional par-
poses We have strong doubts the propety of the
measure, Notwithstanding the array OF In favor
in defence OF the constitution OF the county, and behalf
Of the peace OF the Union, would be far patriotic
than this uniting for sectional purposes AZ this Is
opinion and We boldly say that II the gentlemen who
thus laboring build up organ defend south
interests would bestow the of labor
cenciste and harmonize the conflicting OF their fell
much more speedily and satisfactorily than will be
done by their plated southern organ We no
sectional organs of any kind. We want papers and
and nf,U.
Of great country and In accordance with the
OF the constitution In short, patriots par
fisans When we ,hsl get all such In national
fusion and uncertainty disappear
~, From Pennsy anian.
The project OF ess bshng an exclusive southern and
sectional paper Washington meets with Just censure in
all quarters The Washington Union ind gnany repels The
imputaon attempted TO be cast upon BY the originator.
gcstcd this idea. The patriotic people Of the South
cannot and will support any scheme that seeks 10 sepa
them from those Ia the North, who have stood up In
their deence and Ia he defence Of which
Is the bond Of an equal Union. The Union speaks
OF IL in these manly terms
Where was The necessity Of pepetatng s injustice
greater spt rights Of The South who a. re-
PEELED with more indomtabe energy The namy Of the wmo Pro
held Up whitening scorn the men who have advocated
alarming What paper the
s,sd Win % more severely IMAM me w"sov ,"r ws.
paper asserted with ene boIdncs- equality
10 me same burdensI whence he then ~ sx
ing that this has done the why
associated whiEs expected vors asked mercy)
9TH From the New York Globe
THK ADDRESS or smrYTHRrx MEMBERS on CoseRrss ro
PEOPLE raE UNrTKD SrATrsWe shall publish hi.
address tomorrow day In the mean time we
viii only remark that appears 10 have been forth for