The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

sbsaln A. Gar ss possible from the o. northern manu-.
oohisrs hauers o. LIE, ussve preferences 70 our ner-
chants who are importer OF who PJiehass ,ns s0oa'
come exporters and imPons and our people diseoasags
the employment q northern shipping 10 carry out these
lions Of The revenue and navigation laws a. make dscrim
nations the South ana ne legislation OF this
State 90 far as the constitution wiperm must favor the
is addition this. l., y. Improve esrss,s.aIs open
chsspsn and aoiiiaie transportation and travel An ,hsse
hins. being done and faithful schoolm.ss,s dispersed
iosvest IRA price, and shall become most pow
sdal happy independent and, II mistake NOT united
We like the whole lone and spiri, OF Governor Golfers
% aS 10 pS
daee union among her sons and concert Of acoa Tor the
stf Sus % the noble spirit. o. he NorS that have stood
against the wave Of nalicsn and violation Of NIL cons
ain speaking Of northern measures as injurious to
southern rights and oensve southern feeling IL will be
ali who may chance reside north OF Mason and Dix.
on line There arc many exceptions who. true TO the in
msnt. il such be tile consequence of supporting
measures which conscisnce and an enlarged patriotism
sslves 70 the reen,ess spirit Of fanaticism-o,her.
claim a. did the Roman ta.l Il 10 pleasant and honora.
lie 10 die for ones country, - sslta3
From the Hartford (ct) Daily Times.
Moan, AM SourH Ought the North 10 conn
lsin in view facts Is tright for the North to sep
orward and declare that this law. based upon Of the
naines provisions of the constitution, shall be repealed
and thu, i shall be dpobeyed ull repealed
Let seriously ash ourselves wha. the result OF such
submit TO IT, They houorably submit such AN
outrage upon their constitutional rights Those persons
shall DO repealed q, beyond the position heretofore
taken by the northern aboioniss. They STRIKE the
ssrAr COMPROMISES THE ADOPTION eos-
sTIrUrros This compounds related The right hold
slaves as properly The North was opposed to IL; the
srsl compact unless this right was acknowledged Had /,
not been acknowledged the republic could not have been
service shall be delivered up was inserted and this
clause acknowledges The tight the 10
We may abhor slavery, ba, cannot diminish Il by
dl..olyng the Union; The wise men who founded the
republic formed they knew that there must be q
compromise This question: and thar II be adhered
The northern aga,ors and dsunonis,s now say that this
great constitutional compromise shall not be regarded, but
say whether shall shalt be adhered good faith
Fit is the Union win be saved; Il i Is not there Is an
hand Of power upon their necks. and they will
submit 10 part with the compromise OF the constitution
them equals. but who. as they have OBJ
tanned the power take away from them the rights that
conceded At the formation Of the constitution
We believed thar the Wimot Proviso seriously
dangeed the permanently this Union bun DO believe
the Unow npon tas compromise. and that II
the States in their strength humble and disgrace the
South BY taking away the right which y guaranteed 70
dsoved-ha the chans Of slavery AZ the South will be
made stronger and more lasting. and that twenty mil
lions oil people will be made politically wreched compared
viii, the blessings they nov enjoy The principle; Of re-
question: and 1t Is important than all others The
question with should be he deposites his
voe-"Is The CANDIDATE FOR OR AGAINST THE USIosf"
more blind and infatuated determination To shut the
eyes OF the North The truth has been witnessed
than the following peisaage from the last New York
Courier and Enquirer. The New York Express, in a
few words. exposes the attempt; but il is impossible
to render full justice il in the short space we have
for that purpose oday To talk OF "dsunion panic"
being started for political purposes is ridiculous il
is untrue The editor knows the danger il real and i'm
mnent; that II encroachnent be carried single step
further the South cannot be restrained and yet he sits
eooy down to rdiculs it an imaginary evil that will
speedily disappear. As was once said oil man who
equally outraged common another occasion,
such person would have cried fire in the midst OF the
deluge ordered an overcoat when Pompei was over
whelmed with burning lava. II is almost qualification
Of ourselves TO notice such absurd ribaldry
From the n. Y. Courier Enquirer
And first Of all, hope the d'snis~ panic, now tina,
Its purpose has been served, may be suffered die nalu
rn death. We hope that merchants and citizens OF
ont prejudice They will only how deceptive and
shallow these clamors have been, but that they have
industrial interests Of this great city Bushes. of any kind
demands public quiet com
meroe especially sensitive agitation and excenient of
any kind and the Interest. OF this city have
suffered far from the panic created by those who
protested 70 DO agitang pf doscn agitation than from
any other cause whatever No man doubts for a moment
tha, d,union would be infinitely destructive TO the city OF
anxiety and alarm which the bsre possibility OF It's occur
renee may well create, injure commerce and check all
healthy business Men cannot make investments In
projects which dsunion would ruin while dlsunion 10
enlargement IL threatened by dissolution. The fear oil any
such compels them keep of enserprises
% curta existing operations and bring all business
which disunion would destroy into and more
comfortable limits Psncs Of any kind always innre bust
and they suddenly and severely der
mental 10 commercial interests than when they relate
terrible and overwhelming calamity as the dissolution Of
this Union.
And yet, during the past two months we have seen
men and prints which proiessed especial devotion TO the
interests OF com moving Heaven and earth
the Impression throughout the city and the county that
dlsunion close nj hand We have them labong
repreensionsto public feeling, excite public
apprehension, and throw the whole community into
that state OF mind which the cufatsy Of dsunion would
naturally produce. And they have done all this and haz
atded ali lis pers simply 10 effect political obect-sim
ply todefeat the wing candidate for governor.
Whether they have succeeded in this purpose or not
We trust that they will longer be allowed TO play the
dangerous by which they have sought is 2ish
Tue subjects COOL dispassionae Judgment who believes
voc Unon at present in special danger Its dissolution
never been threatened, except In some OF the southern
Sss.e e There is not one man In a hundred, In any
any terms, TO dissolution OF The Union, or who would
eouhcnance measures likely To bring IL about. Dsunion
comes AT ALL will come from the southern States. Sew
o these states have already declared themselves In
one o. these contingencies rendered by the
Hsnon OF Congress almost impossible The passage OF the