The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-04

better on ee under all the circ umsianoes They be-
lieve it. and many Of them do not desire change.
suck you because have believed younot for pub
liesyon. bu, for y9aI rs,sale use
esson, the s,uih hssds Wasblnsto and
revolutionary fathers called traitors you know
offence.
Please this scribble. and believe me. ever
Now the following ia letter Of rather different de-
senp,ion:
PRIsoKros. (Ky,,) Aug, %, 1880.
Although an obscure, an humble individual, ! cannot
withhold expressing my high appreciation OF your invau
able paper and especially the course OF its venerable ed
i,or in this trying time of the republic assssd Upon every
Uniow been his wachword, and US faithful sentinel
osuatymen and bid them fly the Of distracted
and endangered county and whilst dependency per
.Ua,on has been ..assg dspair Of nc republic The
thanks gratitude Of patriot and lover 81 his
and time bonoed beneacor. In Kentucky, have
taion saying. the Union" has rapidly gained ground
aud editor has the warnest wishes AID
regard Of her and patriotic citizens his high
noble and manly sa~d ia support OF the glorious Union OF
the States May success crown your efforts
II is our duty to lay these facts before the North and
the friends Of the WiImot Proviso. and every
who 10 disposed to settle this whole controversy upon
concia,ory principles and by fair compromise of the
danger which they are incurring. We would not pro-
out the strongest evidence; and Of it pre-
vented by strong considerations from publicly dvuging
We do not hesitate them 70 say that there danger the
stability Of Union, and that it becomes every
who loves his country to to the rescue. The
boundary of Texas should be Immediately settled Other
wise, blood may flow the banks Of the Rio Grande,
and the whole country be involved in the contest We
suboin what General Quitman expressly says in his let
ter TO the editor of the Vcksbug Sentinel Reject the
Texas boundary BILL defeat this arrangement, and what
would be the consequences! Discomfort will increase
The wild6re may spread. and excitement may prevail
whose extent and duration It's impossible to predict We
speak freely because wish the truth to be known
far n are advsed-because love the Union, and
wish earnestly to assist in preserving it.
From the Missssippinn.
Governor uitnans position in regard to The threatening
ATTITUDE assumed by the President totcards IsIas.
JACKSON, August Is, 1850.
Ny DEAR SIR Your of yesterday calling my
ton to the of the Vicksburg Wing upon
in the Sentinel of Thursday last received late
last night ~
tho Whg especially alter the Missssppinn Of the 18Th July
had defined position upon this subject thereiore
deny that you spoke by authority from me Desiring no
conceslment have no objection tina. il should be known
that believe of Texas the territory claimed by
her on this side Rio Grande be ndispuabe; that
the orcibe seizure OF any part OF this territory by the ma
tonal Executive would be act OF despotism,
which should be steniy resisted by Texas tbat the
ident purpose Of This Is 70 convert po,'on Of
with Texas and that IN the event OF col
my duty 70 Convene the sssaure Of This State and
ommend 10 them the adoption oil prompt and efficient
rights against federal usurpaon Nor doubt that,
in DOING shall conform to the viii OF the great mass OF
rsmsn very respectfully, your friend and obedient SER
r. C. Jorrs, ESQ., Editor of the vicksburg sentinel.