The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-27

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The New York Express Of the Gath instant contains
make the following extracts:
WAszNcToS. April "A.
Unpleasant rumors are beginning to find circulation
sgain. One ID. thar the President has stated pomi
Of Congress- (who urn has repeated il in
pubc.) that ia the California bill is doyetaed 70 the
Territories, he pW NOT sign H. but send Il back Con-
have had private ntalon Of this for some days past
but have forborne mentioning Il ill now, when
port makes no secret oft eA
Benton has had conference with General Taylor. This
siooked upon as suspicious There 10 mischief wing,
and there may be an explosion Of some kind on hand
soon
However. the compromse commute, in the meanwhile,
10 working indusuousy. There many differences Of
opinion, tfue but you the very spirit
prevails Both sections win labor on, until this important
compromise 10 executed SPECTATOR
The ruors stated by the correspondent oil the Express
most important. il they have any foundation in fact
and, appearing as they do in journal which, we sup
pose. has the full confidence Of the wing party,
justified in regarding them sem-oirial announce
men Of the intentions OF the cabinet with respect to the
compromise bill. in the event Of its passage the
laons contained in the foregoing letter true, the
cabinet through General Taylor, has announced its in.
tention to vsto any biz 0hiA unites the admission Of
CALIFORNIA Nth pro cision for the establishment Of ter
ritoriaI governments for Nsw Merico and Utah.
II such be the determination OF the cabinet and Gen.
Taylor. is important that it should be distinctly ac-
knowledged, and it's responsibility assumed by them.
1t is due Congress and the country that the statements
OF the correspondent OF the Express should be ayowed
or dsavowed by the cabinet One or the other must be
nor General Taylor can remain silent Wetherefore call
upon the two organs Of the administration in this city 10
state positively. without evasion qualification whether
the intention imputed to General Taylor by the
respondent Of the Express is true fthey remain silent
upon this subject, shall that the rumor is
true and that General Taylor will any bill for the
admission Of California which embraces any other
ure Until the organs Of the cabinet have an obportu-
nifty answer, shall forbear further comment upon
this strange annunciaton through the columns Of one
Of the leading wing newspapers Of the country.
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We acknowledge with sincere pleasure the courtesy
and kindness which have prompted the following
pliment from Of the ablest papers in the United
States the Savannah Georgian. II comes to " like
the south wind over bed OF viocts" breathing odor
and cheerfuness at the very time when central po
son exposes to the shafts Of every ulraof every
section A witty friend in the Senate Of the United
States waggshly told the other day. that reminded
him Of " the in the almanac, with pointed at
him from every sign in the Zodiac" II is true. that in
these againg times. when the Of the great deep
Of politics to be broken up and with SO many eyes
turned upon us cannot give satisfaction to the ultra
men OF any section OF any State The purest
politicians of the land cannot escape censure. Then
why should we complaint II reminds us again of the
classic story Of the carrying his ackass Market
as is willingly told by Gen. Taylors authority Esop,
when the poor man. in trying to please everybody lost
his character and his beast into the bargain We will
therefore profit BY the moral and avoid initiating the ex
ample OF the unfortunate wight How can we please
all The northern man says, you he senior edto are
in favor Of the Southern Convention and therefore you
disunonist The Albany Atlas (free-soiler) calls
the organ Of the Shareholders The abolition print in
this city speaks OF the "Union, and the shareholders
whom it represents But turn the telescope in the other
direction, and find disconnected southerner abusing
for not going the whole and standing up serny for the
South We prepared for every censure, and
any phenomenon And therefore it's that at this moment
hail with the iveest pleasure the compliment Of our
friend the Savannah Georgian But denuncaton and
no opposition, though il may be designed to sacrifice
us. shall prevent from contributing best efforts
to such system OF fair and honorable compromise as
will give peace to country and preserve the Union,
which is in danger, imminent DANGER until this agi-
tatng question has been settled:
From the Savannah Georgian, April %.
The wAsHmeros USos the wing press throughout
Washington Union. Their haired Tor that sterling demo
cratic Journal knows bound. They do not appear
understand that by their constant warfare upon that
they doing s owners great service The nces
SAINT cannonade kept up by the whole whg press has
drawn the attention Of thousands the Union, what
there that paper attract the special notice Of the
wing party The unqualified abuse OF the wings has given
the editors OF the Union the character Of martyrs in the
of democracy, and has added thousands TO their sub
cpton list We wish the conductors OF the Union every
possible In the good work in which they
gagged They have for been faithful sentinels
the watch-tower OF democracy. They have faithfully
warned the people Of the approach Of danger and
them has probably done Than any other living
keep the democratic party on tho right track Should the
difficulties that sgitate the whole country be AMIGA
bly, seed the people Of the United States will be under
lasting obligations TO the editors OF the Washington Union
fn the same number OF the Savannah Georgian, we
find the following beautiful compliment to Gen. Cass
which take pleasure in transferring columns.
GRs. Cars we frequently hear Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster sppIaudcd Tor their bold and paroc course on
the slavery question We would derac one iotn OF
praise from either OF these distinguished senators
We consider their late conduct In the Senate emnenty
patriotic and worthy Of commentator. But there
other distinguished Senator who did wait which