The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12
From the Boston Post, October 10
The whig Address. A

The whig Address.
The whg State address is OF the boldest and most
presumptuous documents that the Massachusetts, wings
have sent out for years IL required unusual amount
OF prepare such document and consider
able amount Of oblivion in so large body - the late
whig convention was to have adoptedt However. both
present in sufficient quantities to produce the thing
that is before Let us look al some OF its points
We pass over the eulogy on President Taylor with Its
lesson of instruction to the wings OF both sections oil
the Union" whatever that lesson may be, and come TO
the endorsement OF The present administration we un
derstand the address out strong for President F
mores policy on "me great questions mo-, n ap'as inc
aPresident Fillmore, adopting the srampls Of kn yvsds
deee'oy len them in their length asd breadth where they
The people" Aist
What does this mean Is II meant that the policy OF
Mr. Fillmore and his administration was the same on
those questions that OF Taylor and the alphn cabi-
metz Things quite too recent to have such stale
ment go down with even the wings OF Massachusetts.
They cannot have forgotten that the policies OF the two
presidents and two administrations were az widely diher
ent NON -ACTDs and ACTIoR--as doing nothing with
New Mexico and Utah and as making governments for
them-as curing only one bleeding wound and leaving
four to bleed on and as healing them all up-as Wsbssrs
speech and Stewards speech This cannot be quite ior
gotten. But this is not all Is il meant that PFesioent
Fillmore has not acted in this matter Did ne mol re,
onm,ad settlement ~ih lssai ana bs afb bssd ~, tSs
settlement out and outi Is II not because to's aema-
gogue senator, with sireen nhig rRrsse"totoss fom
Rev York, went dead against Fillmore that thsse
is now split in the New York whg ranks Il ID down:
right misrepresentation for the wing convention 70 yell
the people Of Massachusetts, that President Fillmore fol-
lows The example of President Taylor, or that the Web
.le cabinet follows in the footsteps OF the Clayton cAb
net There has been tremendous change, and the
thors OF this humbugging address knsw It. The msera-
Bile craftsmanship Of the Clayton cabinet has already
ceyed brand OF Indignation from the American people
as deep that which they have bestowed for the
nous pillage the cabinet had made upon the public
treasury. Let there be justice, II only by AZ,
rUsrsG TO EXAMPLE Of the late Presdens sod
his cabinet that the present administration were saso'sa
to do the country much AIDING me panngs
Of The adjustment measures Is IT not poid p,ece Oh
business 10 endsavor palm this of as Isyiorsm r.
The next point is the admission OIL Caliornla, tne
address very justly regards this as se..- mJ.e Nm
portan event II Is not too exavagant IN In edmiEa
lion OF il II even surveys the whole history OF gov
enment and singles this event as one n 70 cAesngs
~ gratLons of Massachusetts Agreed 70 all this
But we do not agree what The address says q % whom
belong. h1 credit Of this acquisition, (" bslOnGs 70
,ohig administration that much good has b.sn eseo
nfsS.dv II says Now what can be unblnahing in
bodne.s than tbisl We really should like tosee il
proved what whig ad!ministraton, or what *hig
poicy, or even what individual wbgs have bed 70 do
with getting California The records OF Congress the
daily eusons Of the whg press, tell in loud words who