The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-08

formation is correct. We have been informed that they
room together, to each other, and that Truman
the man all work Of the Cabinet furnishes materials
for the editorials Of the organ and supervses them after
they have been prepared, if he does not himself write
any Of them. And judging from the Of the organ
Of late, should suppose that just such unscrupu-
lous double dealing genius Truman Smith did preside
over lis columns. Having. by falsehoods the most IN.
scrupulous and reckless passed General Taylor off in
the northern States friendly to the Wilmot Provso
and in the southern States hostile it. who would not
be prepared expect that he through the print OF which
he is the god father and principal patron, would attempt
the bold and hagtous imposition upon the people Of
the South. that the democratic party is responsible for
the aboionsm OF the North It is in character with
the to attempt trick fragrant this, and in char
acter with his coadiutor Of the Republic attempt give
il success through the columns Of that print And the
sincerity and honesty OF those individuals may be in
ferred from the fact that both are abooaisis and free
soiiers and that Truman Smith ,cH pote for the Wiimot
Pyopiso If ii comes up in the Senate, or dodge it, He
WILL NOT VOTE AGAINST IT.
Such are the two worthless employed by the admins
raton msrepresent and malgnthe democratic party
Of the Union And that they do il without scrupe and
without the least regard for truth, may be from the
following paragraph, which copy from the organ Of
yesterday:
and abolition the northern States produced their natural
fruits. They here sufficient number Of distinctive
free-soers and abotionss accomplish the result
which locoocoisn addressed itself from the of
President Tayor's Inauguration This IN place the
President in minority in 4 onse OF ieprs sentaves
without regard the charact effect OF the combination
by which this result might lie accomplished.
Thus the organ OF the cabinet, under the joint editorial
control of Truman Smith and the junior editor, attempts
persuade its readers believe the barefaced and
scrupulous falsehood that the "locofocos." by which
il the democratic party and the aboonists OF the
northern States, succeeded in sending to Congress suf
cen number of free-soilers and abolitionsls, united
with the democratic members. to constitute majority
against the administration. We will test this state
ment by facts, and see how il taes with the truth
We begin with the Senate In this body there are three
soers and abolitioniss, viz Messrs Hale, Sew
ard and Chase, not including Truman Smith, who is
much free soier Seward or Hale. Now we inquire
OF the cabinet organ, who is responsible for the election
OF Hale and Seward! Does not the whole world know
that they their election to coalition between the
abolilioniss and wings OF their respective States We
know the cabinet organ, reckless Of truth generally
is, viii not deny this fact II il does, nobody will be-
lieve it.
We now list OF the most prominent abolition
lists and free soers Of the House Of Representatives.
Aboiitioniss and FSe-soa AbOlifioni.t, and Fh-soi
Wh,gs. Democrafs.
Charles Allen, Mass Charles Dnrkee, Wis
Horace Mann, . Preston King, N. Y.
John Crowei, 4" Walter Booth,
J.shua r. Giddings. David W,lmot, Penn
Joseph M. Root, g
John w Howe Penn.
Thaddeus Stevens, Penn.
Geo w. Julian, Ind.
Amos Tuck y II.
James Wilson, N. II.
Now, here are twelve wing abolitionists and free
soes, elected certainly by union between the wings
and aboonsts in their respective districts. And there
are FIVE calling themselves democrats, who elected
by democrats iree-soiers, and wings We presume they
received votes from all those parties. But we will-for
the present concede that they elected by
and democrats and yet, an direct contradiction Of The as
eron Of The cabinet organ, appears that seven more OF
these and aboonsts elected BY the votes
Of the wing party than elected by the votes OF the dem
ocra,ic party Now in the very face OF this fact Truman
Smith and his compeer in the cabinet organ have the e
frontery 10 assert, and attempt TO make the American
people believe, that the abotionss and freesoiles in
Congress were elected by coalition between the democ
racy and aboonistsl We have seldom a more
monstrous and shocking violation OF truth.
Again every whig elected 10 Congress from the free
States is an aboitonid or soierhat IS he IS IN
auor of The Wimot Provso, unless he has been or will
be induced by the voice OF his constituents, called forth By
the dangers Of the present crisis to change his purpose
We presume the cabinet organ will not deny this state
ment But il it should we think will believe il,
unless gives The names of The mig members from
The northern States who icW uoie against hs Wdmoi
Prouo This will presume to do and therefore it
confess, by its silence that all the wing members
from the free States favor Of the Wilmoi Proviso,
and will vote for
II does not say that General Taylor will the Will
mot Provso il that should be passed and there
fore the American people have right justly infer that
he will not veto il.
And yet this print, the organ OF President who per-
med gross and agous fraud to be perpetraied upon
the American people in his name. to the OF which
no owes his own electon--ths print, the bantling Of
Truman Smith, and now conducted under his auspices
nv an editor formerly an adjunct Of the Boston Atlas,
Who ha. not and who dares not that he opposed 10
n, W,imot Irouso, presumes to araign the democratic
o,rtvfasely to arraign itfor coalescng with aboli-
o,iss and soIers to return majority TO Congress
,avsr.e 10 The administration. And Il does this in full
view Of the fact that more than two thirds Of the free.
.o;ers and aboonists in Congress. instead OF being op
Il LII support lfs