The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-19

The two following impressive articles are from
Maine and New Hampshire paper. Their authors.
though far distant from the of the South. seem
to have studied the field Of investigation with great sa
gacy. they certainly express with great earsssness
the conclusions TO which they have arrived:
From Bangor (Maine) Democrat
FUoIrivEsLAvE LAw-We invite q csreful perusa Of AN
necessary say shat we % IN IKE sentiment, y
well expressed by our contemporary.
details but the opposition made il 10 predca,ed upon
its defect. at all The men who camor against OPP
any honest fuamsnt Of that article in The constructor
which cs,nm.nds the surrender Of fugitive slaves, and they
a 70 the q he Unon Win o.s who
are really attached TO the constitution. and sincerely de
sirous 10 perform their duties under ready dis
cnss the various provisions OF the law and aid
we can n clearing up all honest doubts and removing oil
fair obj ctious But those fsctous knaves who are
stirring abolition fanacim In all directions,
cheap means OF nooriey and mischief we have neither
time nor disposition TO waste breath nuce words War
10 the knife ard the knife 10 the hti This the
aud THIS !. the Pr, with which we mean TO do battle win,
nothing for the obligations Of good faith The South
nothing 9 the Pesos and lat o. the county and nebos
Prom the Nashua (N.H) Gazette.
Tvs rxAcs MsAsuRss-Tbe adoption Of the peace
result Of RI. soa o. cesTs: Va r.
o Up r the ssa and
party section They carried through by union
OF democrats and wings aud northern aud southern
for the saks Of the Uafow Csss Clay Fillmore Webster
and Fooie united in support Of them They satisfied
that heir adoption would peace aud quiet the
country Neither parry saw thing oil partisan charsc
ter about them, They voted Tor them they would
vote Tor the appropriation bills, any other that
was necessary 10 the wel.beins snd connnsncs Of the
1.-THE peace measures bad been passed. the Union
would have been dissolved Had Congress adourned aud
left these dangerous sectional questions unsettled had
ried through the sboliton with high hand,
the hee,so faction suggested conventions would have
been called In nearly every routhern State, and there
would have been southern republic In the process OF
formation this. The hands the friends OF the Union
nj the South would have been zed and the dsupion
lists would have been triumphant The result would have
been civil war pssceabe separation In either even,
the hopes OF rspublcsnsn would have been destroyed.
osr republic cannot stand, other Dissolve the
Union, and We shall have many republics la the North
ss there States, while slavery would band the
southern States Into one republic. common danger
would unite them.
Tue extremists, tho fason,s of the North and the dis.
unioniss Of the South uniting and calling for repeal
of these They aotuated by the eei
ing and that Is hostility TO the compromisc
The sellers were opposed, In reality, the sdasion
of California, because they lost thereby the snent
spon which they fed They have nothing croak about
They do not Ia fact the slavery questions seuled,
even II they be settled just they prescribe, because by
their settlement their party 10 snnhlstcd, and the msera
BILE deInagogucs that control will sink into their original
insignhcance. III M H1
The slavery questions happily settled Let them
continue 50 by opening them mp nothing will be gained