The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-29

mol be obtained at the present session II is mboded IN
these WORDS:
Is fact, well known need repetition, that al
the United States Senate present composed no terri
tora law embracing che PsoVso possibly pass Congress
and 20 70 the hands OF the Executive. The South, there
FORE aim law governing the Territories 1hout the Pro
viso, and by this open door slavery there.
which, IN the state Of things is closed against t.
The Presidents recommendation against this policy and
for non action the part Of Congress, until the people o.
the Territories, who well known be opposed 10 the
introduction of slavery. shall adopt consultation,
This point being assumed, Mr. Campbell has but little
difficulty in proving by his other points that General
Tayos recommendation is the best practicable thing for
the friends Of the Wilmot Proyiso.
The second point is that the unconditional admission
of California as recommended BY the President with
the defeat OF territorial bills in accordance with the
plan, will allow The anslayery agitation to continue
in the non -slavehoding States. that they may in
time send delegation to Washington which will vote
down the South, and asten the Wilmot Proviso the
statute book We again quote Mr.. Campbelrs words,
for fear Of being charged with Misrepresentation They
are as follows:
the efforts Of the friends Of freedom here be directed
lst the unconditional admission OF California
las the Proviso pass Congess)t the defeat Of
any territorial law which does not embrace IT,
these ends we must mold last 10 them UNI
ill constitutions formed by the people excluding slavery
until such of the Uned States Senate
House Of Representatives may be made by the North as
will insure the enactment of territorial laws with the
Proviso
The plan, therefore, of the the aboli-
tonsts and the administrationiss the same Adj
nit California uncondtonally g. Defeat any territorial
bill which organizes territorial government. which is
stripped Of the Wilmot Proyiso and, g. II these Terrific
ries should form State constitution which interdcts
slavery, then receive them with open arms The only
way to defeat this Machaveian scheme and save the
rights Of the South, permit Congress- itself TO organ
ze territorial governments which are stripped Of the
Wmot Proviso. Will, then, our friends Of the South
assist in carrying out this notable scheme by voting down
the Compromise bill
The third point contains further endorsement OF the
Presidents plan. It is in the following words
With the seductive influences of compromises at
work amongst uswth the desertion northern here
rom their posonswith the active exertions and
overshadowng power of men as Clay and Webster
Cass and Buchanan against the such
ends there real friend of the Proviso here who
would not, think, rejoice able TO close the
abo of the present Congress the slavery question with
the unconditional admission of California and the post
pc Of all action the territorial laws, until the
people the North may have opportunity Of represent
ing their sentiments truly in the next Our abors II
successful, tend This practical result which is the
recommended by the President the opening OF Con-
gess and which, If adopted them would have prevented
months of exciting debate, and saved amount OF
national treasure
We have thus given the sum and substance OF Mr..
Campbels letter, emitting the earnest appeal which he
makes to his correspondent to use his exertions to
unite the wings and free-soers OF Ohio in support
OF the Presidents recommendations the best meas
ure which abotonism and free soil can obtain.
He prays urgently for union between all the wing and
Wmot Proyiso forces, that solid phalanx may be
brought bear against the democratic party in Ohio and
against all hose in all quarters Of the country, who
tain the Senaes Adjustment We present these facts
the people, and 10 the representatives of the South
matters deserving their serious consideration The
movements in New Mexico have already INDICATED por-
ton of Mr. Campbels reasoning and they prove that all
his prophecies will be absolute facts unless the
slavery question should be speedily adjusted Mr..
Campbell has undoubtedly spoken truths-things not
often spoken by men Of his persuasion. He has but
drawn back the curtain, and exhibited some important
revelations to the public eye Will not the ultra south
eners take warming Are they blind as BATS that they
do not see these ihngs Are they deaf as adders to
sounds which stun the ears Of all around them !
Are they willing to drive their constituents to the abyss
WHICH Ndu lucy W see tuey
acting in obedience to the wishes of their worst
enemies THAT they are but carrying out the plans
and projects Of the administration and its allies,
the aboitonists and free-soilersl The letter Of Mr.
Campbell was written before the late news was re.
ceived from New Mexico That news makes fur
Their delay impossible il southern representatives wish
TO obtain anything for the southern people. We
therefore again assert that II the Senate's Adjustment
is defeated the only issue left is the utter exclusion OF
the South from every foot Of territory acquired from
New Mexico, or disunion and civil war The chapter
OF accidents present nothing else. Defeat the CON-
promise, and the future be read plain printed
book That. book will show the two alternatives we
have mentonedthe disunion, the other the exclu
sion Of the South from the Territories win the South
submit to that exclusion She will not. Suppose she
did: would not there be conflict between Texas and
New Mexicoi And would not the first blow struck in
that contest be the beginning OF civil which would
call 10 every State OF the Union Surely il would
and we therefore earnestly but respectfully appeal 10
every patriotic TO do his duty in the great exgency
which the whirlwind has brought upon the country.
The VOICE or BALTIMORE I'VE have repeatedly taken
occasion TO state the lnsnmity OF the citizens OF Ba
more in favor OF the Compromise bill now before the
Senate OF the United States, and feel confident that
we did not msrepresent public sentiment The proceed
a. fhe fown meeting Saturday thai ve