The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-16

The constitution Of the Un,sd S.es-wi,h its lIms
lions. guarantees and compromises 4tH
,i.. saitaa,lt = RasuLAR ToAsTs. 81 sa.4,es.
The constitution The basis OF Independence, this
cement Of Que Union when construed in tho purity Of It's
sooIhen son but when useda an engine oil oppression
The Union Of our fathers based upon equal rights and
privileges, Is tho Union love, aud TO which we owe
ailegisnos no, 4 uaion pros,iioed " snscsm and In
Compromises bsiwssn tbs Meth and South What are
they Concessions OF southern ssAs norofn demands
for tho sake Of peace which fail get We red OF
them. - =
and noby defended The constitution the rights OF Virginia
aud the entire Soothihey have obey their Instructions as
and viii endorse Them do Otherwise would DO TO
vote triumph 10 the North the Soatho commit an
The cry OF dsunion The false camor OF party schemers
10 cover southern denqaencyo cloak gross violations Of
southern rights
The Texas bin Anoksr link in the chain Of athern
The saves,raas bi "oae Of series Of measures
ending with the abolition OF slavery
The unconstitutional admission oil California into the
Union "A kindred measuIe' TO the " Wmot Proviso'
by which the South is excluded from equal participant
in territory acquired by her blood and treasure.
Our wives and sweeihears
" They know we out" a
And all approve OF what we're about
voLUwIEER ToAsrs.
BY VIM p Ficklin The ten. million bribe thrown to
BY VIM T. Gaskins Hon James M Mason May he be
| BY Moncuro d. Conway The Virginia convention OF
1850, May Virginia spring forth from the great brain
working there, Minerva from the brain OF Jupiter, clad
panopy for successful competition In the struggle for viz
By W + Philips The South Shall il, be d.sgaced for the
of the Union! Blasted be the traitor that
BY r. H. Foote Union of the States upon principles
the constitution, xplaned by tho fathers OF repuo-
By jon" AmSsr Tns Hon Jeremiah Morton As repre-
of the ninth District he has done his
BY DIR las w. f. Macrae. The Omnbus bill The same
old Coon only e another bother gul.ss w v.,,h. :, No..
Carolina The Sonh has no truer son-abe devoted
BY r. II. Fooe. The Constitution BY compromise II was
made let II not be compromised
BY WIN. E. Gaskns. The ladies They not forgotten
by Douglass Tyler Hon r. M t. Hunter May his future
course like his past be uninterrupted discharge OF loyal
BY John G. Beokham. The South 10y al to the consu-
ton and the Union long federal rights and equality
recognized but when assailed, she will and can de-
by Moncure ID. Conway. Ellwood Fisher and Edwin De-
Leon "The fault not in stars but in ourselves, that
BY James NJ Smith Mason and Hunter Sons worthy OF
the "moher Of States and statesmen" May the flag
whose honor they have zealousy and faithfully main
tanned, delight waive them It's proud motto
BY Austin T.. Smith. The North sa
We know her not, we ioathe her race,
But in her line aments ...... ~
Right well we view and deem her ..sU
Whom southern should Stay or shun.
BY William F. Phillips The recent OF Congress-The
California, Texas, and save-rade bills, They present
manly sistane and ue-hearted sontron will scorn
the former . 80 r
Hunter, Worthy Of the high position they now occupy
Defenders OF constitutional Unon and ws,ctfa guar
dans OF the rights, honor, and institutions Of the South
/ Virginia knows worther
BY Douglass Tyer-The Hon. James Nilsson May his
noble efforts and audabe exertons in drf~sy Of southern
rights be rewarded by the generous appreciation Of vr
gina.
/ Leaving in life mo blot on his name,
/ Heaven NJ
BY s. Meneiee. The Union Of States rights OF
the States, and the liberty OF the peoples Their only safety
ByBlF Horner. James M Mason, May he still fluid in
political e what he has already found in the tender
welded together in the closest bonds OF unity and love-
BY H. Fooe The phalanx oil southern senators and rep
who stood by the constitution in the aTduous
struggle that faction OF abolition freeboocrs Of the
No,i6-seward Hale Chase, Davis, Wiathrop. &ci The
i being worthy to represent a free people
ny wm n smn ne vsn ,eso ~ ,h passed
lSiS the she intended pursue Ia regard
70 our SENATORS. Me.r. Mason and Hunter as
70 guide In the Senate OF the United States
southern rights generally and may well exciaim,
We'll done, good and faithful .eIyans
Southern Pes. faithful sentinel on tho watch,ower
By William p Ficklin. Messrs James M Mason and r.
M f Hunters True the resolutions of the Virginia legis
ature, almost unanimously expressed, by both wings
denocratsuue the South, the coasttuon and the
i Union.
4 ByR Smith EIwood Fisher, In spite Of the edoca
oa childhood and the associations OF manhood he ha,
maintained his Integrity, and most ably defended The truth
That must be gold which, when tiled In the fire, Is
BY John @. Beckham. Mss.rs Mason and Hunter When
condemn them for ODE instructions and main
tanning Just rights, will to be an honor be
senator from Virginia.
BY VIM Il. Payne The resolutions Of vrginia Should
she seccde from them. may be stricken from the
folds Of our Union hag, but leave the stripe emblem
!. OF her degradation. re ~.
by Moncure d. Conway. Gsorga, Like Con. Jackson y,
New Orleans, she will defend herself from her enemies by
her bales
BY Inuan Homer The Hon r. M 7. Hunter The roma.
tor hoson who steps forward defend the
stnon with even TOO eager ZEAL oI ks s Pious work
holy zeal and, II erring, he the right side
4 BY N. Tyler. The Omnibus Compromise A political
ho,chpotch into which thrown ingredient OF
injustice like the caoldon OF the weird boiled full
OF strifes and lesousies.
BY Geo w. Brent Hon Pierre Soule The 'S.ladin OF
the Senae whose enthusiastic devotion and brilliant elo
quencc In defence OF the rights, dignity, and institutions
the have secured him place In the hearts oil
men, which viii ednre as long they honor their rights
n and, knowing, dare maintain"
Sent by J. w F,uks, tnbscnt from sickness )Messrs
Mason and Hunter They have stood by virgipis-vir
ginia win stand by them.
By M Smith The South LIE, her citizens engage
angry contentious with each other, while the with
suea 10 cd against ho bat let each ne heart
ed TO his bfo,hes II toy heart be right with my
heart pivc me thy hand" ae.s
Here follows the correspondence from Judge Butler
and Mr. Banwel, the two senators from South Carolina
Senators Souls (o Lossana) Jefferson Davis, tof Mis-
sisspp Berren, (of Geoga) Yulee, tof Florida) and
j Messrs Mson, Seldom, Hoadsy, and Meade, repre-
l.