The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-26
The UNION.



Ths Sectional Mevsnsass
Under the mpession that have said enough Of the
southern paper proposed to be established at Washing
ton we bad determined 10 leave il is fats but the fol-
lowing article from Of the most distinguished papers
Of the South presents 20 gemsne to the matter that
we have determined TO lay il before readers II APP
pears strange to that the democrats Of the South do
not see their true interests in aistng with the demo-
Gratis Of the Morrill, instead Of exciting their prejudces
and their fears How are we to settle this sgitating
question How we to give peace to the country and
security to the Union BY wipDg out old party lines
some OF the friends OF the Southern Address to de-
sire By uniting southern wings and democrats to-
gether in contrast with, il not in opposition to, the
democrats Of the NORTH II is only by preserving the
great national democratic party and by uniting the votes
Of the South with the democrats Of the NORTH that we
obtain majority in the public councils and thus
coed in adjusting this distracng controversy We must
either out up the country into sectional parties
must preserve the old lines OF national parties. If
adopt the former system, but weaken the Union and
deprive ourselves Of fair and peaceable opportunity Of
adjusting the question But II we keep the democratic
party unbroken by sectional divisions, the South may
calculate acquiring many enlightened and liberal
allies at the North may be sufficient to adjust the diff
Guilty. The South is not able by herself 10 effect the
object and she must therefore draw principally upon the
democrats OF the North and the Northwest to CO. operate
with her. Now mere sectional movement is scarcely
calculated TO effect that object We do not mean, of
course. by these remarks TO exclude all hope Of obtaining
some cooperation even from the enlightened wings who
live north or south Of Mason and Dixon's line
From the Savannah Georgian, Of May 20.
The SOUTHERN PAPER TO ESTABLISHED WASHING.
eneuf ia m MI m Wash
ngon by members q Congress who after losing all the
are
make up This PIosc, y the establishment, q purely
specive q party and 70 advocate the rights q the South
simply In opposition to the eHcroachmcnts Of northern
We have received an address upon the subject signed by
number OF southern members Of Congress We recognise
among ,hem some q the very individuals who Tor party
70 defeat an aicable setsment Of the southern question
We viii psr'isqls.zs Mr. GIngman q North csrolna and
State BY their opposition defeaisd Mr. Claytons
promise bil which would have sec,Saiy and permanent
Toombs too appears as one Of the committee who report
We have no hesitation in saying that have conf
dence whatever in the proposed arrangement worse
han idle 70 sIpec. union II the South upon the question
votes polled in election Of delegates The Nashville
could easily adduce other facts which would clearly
Il no, astonishing to notice this movement on the par.
OF wings and we view II in other light than wing
We really surprised that our dem 5cratc
friends could through It. intended doubt is,
TO divide and distract the democratic PAL and give to the
wings the ascendency In the South. $500
We reason for the establishment Of southern pa
at Washington 10 advocate the rights of the South,
while there number Of southern presses. which
every occasion abuse and Tdcus every effort made by
citizens sustain their rights and These pa
pers too are well supported by the southern wings Let
them frowh down all such the part OF the
southern press and there will be necessity for the
tabshment OF southern press In Washington city We
disposed 10 be nvdous these remarks we
uVh Mat i'm
Is very extensive 10 whom they properly apply.
We have no confidence In the southern feelings Of the
Washington lnsllgencer Rcpublic the leading wing
papers Of the but have yet failed TO
veteran Rtche, any cause for the South find fault for
want OF Independence iealy southern rights Con-
sderIng the position which the Union placed,
have been highly gratifed its and
principles In sustaining the int OF the South when
sailed by northern wings northern FREQ sellers or abol-
tionss Would thar Of the wing members Of Con-
gress good friends the South Mr. Ri,chie or
ments.
We repeat, let those members of Congress and others
who appear anxious to establish southern paper al
Washington city, attend their papers home Get them
deiagogue forget parry attend TO The interests Of the
south they viii do better business for themselves,
constituents and their country than they will
plish by the establishment OF southern paper WASH
ingon
Mr. Clingman tho mover OF the resolution, from
the mountains oil North Carolina and has heretofore been
considered fshy the slavery question Mr. Toombss
centle to Governor Towns smacks strongly OF indspo
believe IL, when express opinion that Toombs,
Stephens, and Cngman, and Others have done mnch to
impair and inure the rights OF the STAKEHOLDER the verest
free-soier or abolitionis. in the county.