The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-12

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WEssTER makes a ''gneat sprerh ~ adjust
ment and oompronise, filled with illlbuFal
| and Eniounded statements" ile slondau@ tht
Senate, and ,imidly takes fciug, IN she Can,
net. He is sncccedsd By 4 Mhiz Nhe 6rpaly
opposes tie friends ~ cJmpnamise ard P.aer.
The Responsibilities ~ the new administrator
begin TO accumulate. The military cJn,9ah
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FORD, had set on f1al nlp, eneni fW forming
State government IN the territory claimed
BY TexaS." The President and BIZ Sccff
tary Of State sustained the arton 1T the mli.
tary commandani at Santa re. Luckily, the
National Legislature was in session, earnest
ly engaged in ayertiug civil war which the
new Executive, under preiudic,d advisers,
: was provoking and exciting.
The Senate, intent ON harmony, passes The
measures recommended by the Committee Of
Thirteen. The Administration then sees aud
recois from the mischief which II has occa
sioned-not having friend willing To risk him
selfin its behalf Mr.. BoYD with great wis
DOM relieves it from the perilous position In
which it has been placed the friends Of she
Administration are forced reluctantly 10 cNtricaie
themselves BY sustaining Mr.. Borp's proposition.
The Union, having declined 10 - name these
who have won lasting honors Cor themselves, -
closes by glowing eulogy upon two gentlemen
who, " although they did not bring forward
any distinct proposition" are yet deemed wor
thy of an exclusive commendation Tor " the
selfsacrIfcing herosm displayed in the hour Of
their country's danger" These gentlemen, the
reader will have anticipated, are LEWIS CAss
and DANIEL :. DicKINsoN
We perused the article headed "The Late
Session" carefully; we marked with pain is
dsingenuous character. We perceived by i'm
plication all the painful embarmssmenis Of
the national legislation attributed to the Wing
relief claimed for the Democratic party. No
word Of censure from this national his,oriogra
pher falls upon a Democratic name; no word Of
appreciation rests upon the name Of Wing.
We remember, but a few weeks since. the
terrified shrieks Of the Onion, calling upon all
good men to extinguish a flame that threatened
TO destroy our institutions We remember lis
profuse card Of thanks TO those who had dis
ungushed themselves in subduing the conna
grafton. Neither in It's appeal Tor assistance.
nor its acknowledgment Of the prompt and pa
triotic response, were the Wings stigmatized
as the incendiaries, or the Democrats hailed
as the exclusive heroes Of pacifcation. Vet
here was deliberate monopoly Of the merits
Of Congressional Legislation for the one party.
whilst the grievous burden Of having mpeded
legislation and distracted the country was i'm
posed upon the other
But we were concerned for another reason.
The controversy has been adjourned from the
halls Of Legislation to the popular assemblies
sectional parties are being organized-the mea-
sures Of pacifcation have been attacked North
and South-Fanaticism ,raving and unrestraincJ.
waves the torch Of discord, gnpples with the
bonds Of union, or strives 10 overturn the TEN
pie Of our freedom. Did the late adminisira-
ton, or the present, occasion this state q things7
" are the Wings the enemies of order and OF
union, and the Democratic party It's friends
We regretted, therefore, that al a time when
there was but a respite TO the patriotic abors Of
the friends Of union--when they must again
renew their efforts for pacifcatiOn-a Journal
Purporting to speak for one Of the great parties
should have said, Thus far the Democrats have
done all the good-thus far the Wings have
occasioned all the mischief. Wedeclined hereto
fore TO notice the article. We shall rely upon the
knowledge Of events, the good sense and good
feeling Of the American people, to apportion the
honors and responsibilities of "the late session"
as they may deem proper. To them we com
nit the historiette Of the Union We shall
patiently await, and quietly submit to their
decision.
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