The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-13

From Rspuhuc ofsiarch7
"THr PLOT DISCOVERED The Richmond Wing, In
Publishing article which appeared in this paper few
days since under above heading, says abiding he
Union Newspaper and its conductors 4eaasS
THAT the conductor q press claiming % BE- The sole
and Known By him be 90 utterly anslus Sssofsas such
degree 2, md mn, a = sdcis or Ply snss han
shame But at the same time feel our apprsbensioas
excited more for the safety Of the country than they BY
tons, ifihe Of public sentimsn. healthy He
end Of the Union % the other the vsst q slandssrs
The very fact that he Is tolerated is alarming
We have from time to time published the resolutions
Of wing legislatures and conventions. and extracts from
letters published in wing newspapers in the free States
reafiming their adhesion to the Wilmot Proviso, de-
nouncng the institutions Of the South and thus not only
putting that party against all settlement Of the
tous question which disturbs the country. but tend
ing to ritae and aHame the southern people 10 demon
STATIONS OF violent and incorporate action and
part of the system Of tactics, have alluded TO
the threats by the President to put down all opposition
the part Of the South We have cited facts TO prove
statements, and we have shown by letters Published in
leading wing journals Of the North. that the fanatcs Of
that section haze been stimulated 10 increased aetivy BY
the assurance that, If these hostile proceedings do~id
ding the South 10 Incorporating resistance 10 such acts
Of oggreaon. Gen. Taylor ,eould put Il down By me
ssord And we have affirmed that these facts proved
deliberate design to foment and agaie the slave question
on the part Of the administration, until the violence Of
excitement would afford ta pre,exi put itself forward
as the preseer Of the Union by force and thus enable
il to put itself at the head Of Union party. which the
only expedient BY which il can save itself from utter
prostration.
Our exposition Of the designs OF the present feeble and
unscrupulous cabinet has alarmed its supporters. and
called out no, to facts and infersnces. but
abuse and vuperaiion, like the extract which copy
above from the cabinet organ M
The facts we have published with regard to the action
Of northern wing legislatures and conventions cannot be
denied And that the feeble and inconsderate man,
nomnay at the head OF the government, has made the
threats to which allude. think those who know
him best will not presume to contradict. Our authority
the whg papers, and persons to whom he has commu
ncaied his intentions and such is the impression OF
his supporters in the North. II is the understanding OF
the Detroit Advertiser ree.so abolition paper, a. sp
pears by the following comments OF that able and palr.
otto journal, the Detroit Free Press The Press rays.
We have rarely read Disgusting exhibition OF
political idocy depraviy than in the Advertiser OF res
,erday, under the imposing caption Of GxsKs TAyloa
THEsK STANDS
The position Of the Advertiser. long lead.
ing wing paper has enabled 10 contribute It's qnoa Of
mischief toward bringing about the present er Is In
national affairs BY preaching continually. and with uf
Disregard OF truth and patriotism, upon the South, he
Wing party Of the North has last succeeded getting
corresponding feeling Of hostility In the South sgainst me
North, which threatens the stability ofonr Union
The Advertiser looking exutanty upon this cvcr-fobe
deprecated state or things with eye OF demon pon 10
the prospect Of civil war; and gories IN the bulldog an
Of General TAYLOR that he win head the ght
LIe the mind appfecis'e the value Of our Union.
ttr t.uffl1 x~<-t-
ter how commenced. by whom carried on, how ended
little can Il truly appreciate the patriotism Of people
NORTH South East, West III supposes Unior u 10
bs the prcc OF fraernal blood. The fool knave or Dc ma
soens that hopes for and goass prospect should
be hoosed from the enjoyment Of all government.
"The Union-it must be preserved H. and ever has