The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-14


We copy the following letter from this city. as Il ap.
peared in The New York Evening Mirror Of the 10Th Il
is headed editorial correspondence. and we know that
its editor has the opportunity Of seeing much behind
the curtain in the metropolis any other aborer In the
vineyard It is an amusing. II not instructive. narrative
70 the democratic party. 'Forewarned, tagan say WEI
forearmed:" >,,,e 49,, ".
Ni cd - NATIONAL Horn
Washington. December 8. 1850.
have repeatedly written Of the better issng which
more favorable iadioasians q hascay contained ia
ssn But ssss ss leo. s % s Sa. .ns
over sec1nal issues there y evidently deeper deter
and s RESIST Sha. hey regard !. as
eneroachmenis and expressions OF the North. Under
resolves % insi.. ao the sc,ess iulmsns Of he Conn
promise abandon the compact dissolve the Unio
own ways 70 Whatever destiny may await them M \
The abolition correspondent Of the Tribune looks to
repeal in the House. The ncenday who darss throw
such reband into Congress deserves % be hured head
which recommends it's guilty Of treason against the peace
fhe action Of the Vernon, legislature Is another dis
turbng influence that has already aroused the rri.abi
Should hs Be- followed sy Other northern s
sures. there guarantee q the existence Of the eppb
On he he very SnE Of SECESSION and Mpp I not G
behind viii do for the fanatics Of the North 70 exut
THERE UNION coKRcIosno HARMONY tx coscEs-
SION 8 esyl8 i. N,4
imagination cannot dwell Union men must be acve--
Union meetings Representation committees vgilant;
nothing better than the Immediate agitation The presI
Dental election Of 1862 Let glance at the whig party
the race Fillmore Scout, Websisr and corwn are The
four cardinal conservatives whose names first
position, enjoying day Party popularity greater
Than that 81 any other purely wae president since ne
himself ii lie presidential chair state Of things how
ever may arise which will render desirable or the In
the Union that lie should consent 70 be cand
date and in that event. he 10 100 much Of patrio not
submit TO the wishes Of the people !,
Gen. Scott has strong points and strong friends He
has fought the a;es Of his country from L1ndys lane
81 s .ns ss hs
sseady active Y his causs a a IN point q
@sbss ap large .. he
the Unionhe great expounder d the constitution In In
mids soar above the plains Born Mt the North, educated
tho North, and devoed 70 the interests Of te NORTH s
nothing but the Union. first intellect HIS county
and Of the age he would his support the first minds
q On q m pans Webster would pe sd
into the White House The prophet Of old was lifted bya
!. Mr.. Corwin-young. fresh. and vigorous wanting in
nothing tit him Tor the chief magistracy 81 the republic
generally Hs opposition TO the Mexican war might hnrt
MIN e the South but i wond By ABBOTT counieIbal
No y whiie lie husrah ioi lie wagon boy would take
roar,ngy ~iih,he young democracy. ae I. gaa
These, essieurs OF the opposition. the favorie
nags Of the wing party. Trot your ponies alongde,
then et the comparisons and the uainings commene
instead OF wasting ammunition upon fugitive matters let
smenIe attrac,ive Tbs canvass In Coa-
gress sy begun and Scott men, and Webster men,
Houston and Benton men, with several other mehs
men, every hand II any Of readers die
posed regard this discharge Of Capital gossip the first
gun the coming campaign, may be well 10 state thar
the Mirror deems prudent tor the present, 20 Ne
ato ihe shof os than 10 single out the individual vac
| tim. n $500 4.
The god Of day has shown himself This morning for
the first time since OF the session, and
everybody greeis the light Of his countsnance' with
smiling lace Having sacrificed whole under tue
reign OF Jupiter Puvius, compelled quit the Capt
to rather cloudy "reminiscences But the noihefn
skies Frightening, and soon, trust better feeso-
ing may be taken. Ell F.