The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-02

- 90 hs.,,i,v for,shs compromise and have these
.e.tioas sstled The bills ought 20 be amended but
prepared 70 ssy that ws would rse them lo me
AR. ,hsy give us much n, unhsppily for We
ooud expect uoder existing crcumsiances M - }nti
SEA- s bslisss the opinion Of The doaie party I"
ssssss and Of those wings who In favor OF the con-
ysnou We kssifad express opi~ios ssta voc
had an opportunity If hsaviwg from isads; bsf fhs a.
fisses cheh has reached whis A last p days leaves
~ 10 voo dosbi thar correctly reject their sssfssSfs
We earnestly hope that they will be here the meeting Of
the southern convention make known their opinions
That convention Is now more Than ever important. The
Taylor mon the South will units with the northern iee
sellers In opposing the compromise, and IL 10 indispensable
thar souhen sentiment shall be concentrated
and rendered efficient Let this consider induce all
the friends Of the compromise bill in Tennessee rally
the convention.
In similar spirit is the following notice Of public
meeting that is called in the county Of Montgomery
Tennessee:
We remarked, (ssys the Nashylls whg.) in our last
paper that the people desired the adoption Of Mr. Ciays
compromise Tor any othe) the present session. they
should meet In primary assemblies and urge upon their
senators and In Congress its adoption with.
delay" The people Of Montgomery county had already
begun the good work The Carksve Jeeonian OF Tues
day (snce handy contains call for public
PUlLIo We the unde rsigned, seriously depre-
eating the sectional struggle now gong on between the
question can DO adjusted In manner satisfactory 20 the
groat mass OF the citizens In both sections, and being
seriously impressed with the conviction that the compro
niss offered BY the COMMITTEES Of Thirteen the main ID
ia9 and equitable compromise respectfully call upon
the citizens Of Montgomery county the court
house. In Carksvs Saturday, the 25h Instant for
y s .as q
GSigned by ~ personsl
The CALL 1t 10 seen, expresses the conviction tina, the
compromise offered by the Committee OF Thirteen in the
main just and equitable a conpromiss." The Of
the sgne represent the bone and NsW Of both the whp
and denocfatic parties in that county.
And in the spirit is the following extract from
the Louisville (Ky) Democrat Of the 25th inst.
PUBLIC We, the undersigned, citzens Of Lous
ve deeply with the portance Of the crisis
which the safety Of the United States peried
and fully Convinced that the agtang question OF slavery In
the Territories and Other matters kindred thereto be
fore Congress- should be compromised and finally settled
upon lair bass alike honorable 10 the North and the
south and believing that me principles Of the report o.
comPsh this most desirable object and satisfied that they
should Dc sustained by all lovers Of priceless Union
cheeully unite In the call OF general meeting oil the
pIe Of Louisvo house, Saturday, the 25h
ins q early gasgh % express their views and opinions
This call is signed by 224 persons--consising we un-
derstand OF OF the most respectable citizens OF
Louisville OF both parties-he first names on the list
being Charles M. Thruston. James Guthrie, Nat Wolfe
A. Throckmorton. w. P. Thomasson, Jas. Marshall. w
s. Pitcher. Hamilton Pope, Jas. Brdgford, H. Clarke
&c.
We trust these popular movements will 60 on At q
crisis like his big with the fate OF country. and
when the most important measures sgated fol
the veal or the wo of distant poseriiy and when
1--WE months have elapsed since the members Of Congress
came up from the bosom Of their constituents the voice
Of the people ought to up to Washington Let us
have pure from the fountain. free from the coorngs OF
the presses Of the vicnage, from the influence Of pr
vats letters from Washington. Let the people speak