The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-28

whix Iinpasieace and Senatorial Conf ations.
Weobserve that the northern wing presses becoming
very impaiien. because the nomna Of Abbott law
renee and other wings high and important Offices have
not been confirmed by the Senate Of the United States
before which body they are now pending. The presses
referred imagine that they to be confirmed
as matter Of course and hence they complain Of delay
They do not reflect that the great question in issue be-
tween the democracy of the United States and the at
minisraion, growing out Of the alleged causes Of ne
movals, 10 be tried and determined in the Seaal,,
is still depending before that body. They do not
bear in mind that thousands OF honest and honorable men
belonging to the democratic party in every State in thu
Union, have been removed for alleged afecnd
the integrity Of their moral political characters and
also affecting their capacity for the places from which
they have been elected. These men expect that their
characters. thus wantonly and falsely assaied will b
indicated by the democratic majority in the Senate and
particularly do they expect this after the declaration Of
MIR. Bell, OF Tennessee made but two or three weeks
ago. to the effect that 1t true that no had been
removed By this administration erespf for good saaS
thus confirming in his place this unounded calumny upon
democrats who had been removed. The honorable IN.
tellgent. and active Of the democratic party, whose
regulations have been thus maligned by the admnisi
ton and its most respectable advocate and supporter IA
the Senate, will rest easy until the stain has been
removed by the withdrawal the part Of the admins
ration Of this wholesale calamny. by the pubcatO
Of the alleged causes that the world may see whether h
are true false Nor will they ever overlook the mi.
taken magnanmity the part Of any democratic senator
supposng that any is disposed to be thus maguan
nous-who shall fail TO demand, BY his speeches and
votes, either q withdrawal by the Executive OF thj
caumny which he has attempted to put upon them 4
the publication. OF the alleged causes for which they
been removed These men. thus wronged by the act d
The Executive involved in the false reasons alleged Tod
their removal are scattered over the whole Union Th
are to be found in every county and districts they an
active and energetic men, who have influence in CONVEX
tons. in legislative bodies. and at the polls and d
speak their united voice when we say they expect vim
dication OF their characters from the official caumn Of
the Executive, At the hands Of their friends in the Senate
OF the United States. constituting majority Of that body
And although some nominations have passed that
body which II expected would not have passed until
the Executive had had an opportunity to withdns|
his wholesale calamny upon the persons whom he hr
removed. to give the for the removals when
he has made, we think the whis presses have no hs
yet TO assume that this course will not be taken a'
that. consequently. the nominations Of their friends an
to pass through, As matter Of course.
Another with regard TO senatorial con6rmaou'
would take the present occasion to correct Iish'
Many Of our democratic friends have written us thai ne
is becoming prevalent in the country. that nomsa
tons to which certain prominent wings except viii 4
rejected. while Ill Others will pass matter OF coufs
OF course. we have no authority to speak for the Se'
ate but think we hazard nothing in saying that m
majority Of that body will not be disposed to crafty n
wishes Of prominent wing members leaving, at the sam"
time. the regulations Of the thousands OF their OWE
friends who have been removed for alleged cause wi'h0"
vindication. ...t