The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-30
UNION.

devotion % The uqisp q the s,s,es We hays eonsndsd
convea,ion 10 1874, We have csfoaSssa sbo,oas. 10
every ys,e' q khass spd We have waped our eeanIy
threaten our glorious Installations IL is fanseism "a In
most hideoas Iofmths foul hend d sboonsm@which
usns on It's pecpitous career, couneracts ne own pro
esssd objects and would dsuge the South in blood Jus
@S sod 6s o e .ss
heir own commercial snd sns6,enng Interests 20 the
asds Of the South Dsso,sa therefore, :. we are % the
uaion. doing everything that we possibly csn 70 pre-,
our warm political and PERSONAL epds-we have right.
W. sse s p speak bod and oRsas as sbse.
which hreaieo US We know die south better Than hey
49, od We know her jealous sensibs' on This subject
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deeply excited and s we are Satisfied they are
u What they declare. 1ay,sM moi permit ht yg5ooi Pro.
% non . ,ssa u 1 an s4 .ss y they
~ regr sa6 e so" soosran 6sts..s ths NORTH and
and .oemniiy and dph o,lins Of whie ws ave sseepn
os zoe ,goud ,Oarn aorhea t.sihrsa VI NJ da"ges
and again, that in sassd axgr,soms tins
,osmH disturbed, ihs South ,ea any "Mai
mar o Be time part Bat we should ener!sn no fear
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and no such attempt was made and nader the shelter Of
20 S 10 9Sa
has before attained I've ieryenrly hope ha, The
rom the dangers which besei i, hsve an add
ding auh tdt the good and ths good ah Of che Norh
future.
And now, in conformity with the declarations we
made five months ago, we repeat, what we have
since frequently declared that this compact between
the North and the South must be carried outthe ius-
tive bill must not be disturbed and stripped OF its ETH
ciency and all further aggressons must cease, or the
Union must fall TO pieces as.- xt|
We have also stated this the platform on which the
national democracy meet, and we believe so still
Indeed. we see the way clear for the democracy OF
the whole Union TO cooperate |; and that is the
ground alone on which the Union can be pre-
served We assume il boldly We will stand
on it Till the last, and have no fears OF de-
feat OF disgrace. Were we a, Richmond, we should
not change our course as intimated We should
advocate the doctrines we do here, and IN the
same spirit They the doctrines of truth and patriot.
ism We appeal with confidence 10 what the able and
vigorous governor Of Virginia will say in his next Mon.
days and the resolutions which the Legislature
will adopt during their coming Upon this platform
we plant foot We repeat what we have said in the
following article quoted by the Natchez Free Trader We
will acquesce in the Compromise prouided il be carried
out in good faith and the fugitive law be not disturbed and
PROVIDED no further aggression be attempted upon the
South otherwise pledge ourselves to 90 as far as the
Nachez Free Trader any other southron. or he who may
20 urhes resist the Entertainments OF the fanatics Of
the North and every hazard and to the last extremity
We trust we good friends OF the South the oudes
boasters and have given substantial evidence oil ou
devotion Our position delicate and embarrassed. but
is not false We stand s Constitution, the Union Of
The States, and The Rights Of The States. This is solid
ground-t will uphold US and although may be mis-
understood misrepresened and reved the day of impair
tia judgment will and all that shall ask
when il does ceme justice 10 ourselves dnd justice
our detamers II will be honor enough for us-it viii
be punishment enough for them. We seek no more.
| Upon point with which the Naichez Free Trader
opens his discourse, he does great injustice Anxious
as keep the democratic national party together
still anxious to preserve the Union and tn,
Rights of the States Indeed, in view Of the matter
they intimately connected together. We wish tc
maintain national parties instead OF sectional order
preserve the Union from danger; and wish to main
tain the democratic party Of the best conservative
of the Union.
When reflect the result in Georga-the opinion,
Of The great body OF the calm, COOL and wise citizens
the South the merits and policy OF the Compromise
we feel content And still more when look to III,
leading states men OF the North-such men as Mr.. Dial
las, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Choate and others, besides III,
actors in the in Congress, whom will not des
ignateand how they regard il, fair, just.
equal distribution Of benefits. far the adverse cir
cumstances existing would allow-thst Il is a set
telnent and adjustment in full OF all question,
touching slavery in Congress- that cannot be legally
disturbed and ought not TO be mooted or agitatec
al the North or the South-we feel il every gooC
should regard the subject disposed OF forever
excluded from further debate in the halls of the Capt.
toll Il is ended and al rest. Why should il be dug up
and paraded again before the world Congress lag
this evil spirit; and trust they will do il promptly
be caught wandering above ground Let the foul grav,
robbers who seek TO disinter il be seized in the act
and handed over to Jack Ksich for reward:
From the Natchez Free Trader.
Tue WASHINGTON UsoS-Nsver there editor IN
more false position Mr Richie Of the Union.
Ia evil hour hs yielded the northern democracy, and
with the van hope oi keeping national democratic
have fully passed the feeso designs OF the de nocrac
and the exclusion OF slavery from the Terrories
the cherished object OF the whole northern whg party
whether headed by Mr.. Webster or Mr.. Seward
back ground where he acclimatcd, and breathe
and speak freely becomes and open defender
southern rights Could Mr. Rchie be placed back Rich
mond In weeks his voice would ring every south
determined submit farther then arrogance and
tyranny But Is. have only faint glimpses Of the
feelings oil the southern champion, sniothered up In
mawksh and puefe hopes hniy pretexs aud paltry eva
sions.
late ma nber OF tue Union is true index Of the dis
uaced mind OF its editor He " The whole Conpfo