The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-08

anu honesty W TUG eaVieu compromises OF Tue Sunbutu
ton the sures means Of preserving the peace and the
integrity Of this great coniedeacy Of sovereign States,
which is daily showering down unnumbered blessings
upon the people who live under it, and whose influences,
at home and abroad, upon the well being Of mankind
most sautary and bene6cent We lay few OF the ar
ticles alluded to before our readers:
From the New York Daily Globe.
THE UNION FOREVER Down with the Proviso! Down
with lhe political aboluonsts, Down with the men Of
every hue, shape and compexon who, directly or ndi
Time cry peace peace for there be peace
until these fanaical agators OF mischief, these I'M
ghi Of day, and be made to conceal themselves
murky caverns OF political DEATH whence no magnanmiy,
hope, no charity should be able TO restore them 10
GLIMPSE Of active human liberty!
We cannot and we win not longer stand the bold AFRO
excessive love for humanity are seeking plunge
their pognards into the bosom OF political mother and
dom We have patience with the political hypocrites
who continually cry out their own chastity, whilst around
ting themselves to the embrace Of every tangled pot
cal monster and are peing the reputation OF republicans
people We disguised with ibis eternal clamo about
Tree soil and universal liberty in the mouths of
ment who have no sympathy for those whom they call
the oppressed beyond the political capital they may able
TENT who conceive be truly Christianlike
against brother against brother in deadly conflicts
citizens in dreadful civil war, grope through the fire
and smoke Of our burning homes If such wicked course
but present them with single spot npon which they may
stand personally enriched by the scene OF ruin and desoa
tion H t1a raa ggas III Is#@Ua
It is too late I, talk The time has arrived for mme-
date action indifference now Is ubiquitous Goodness now
Is crime He who is not for the Union s against IT,
There is alternative Every democrat Is now bound
rally under the ricoiord banner Of patriotism, or bazeny
wave alo the red Jag Of Proy,pism aud dlsanIon There
pores every democrat do his duty and the who fears
Or negecs % DO no should never have lhs mpadencs
exang principles IL will not answer to plead subordi
nate party differences such monentous crisis L will
not deceive excited people to plead HoU the delicate
and casustca objections behind which the cowardly
50 MUST BE PUT DOWN It's ades and supporters must BIO
made 70 give way in their mad and unho endeayors to VI
must be driven he wa and their ears openly nailed %
the ploy Of public opinion, for the oboquy, connme!y,
and deep anahematzaton q long suffering and earully
We cannot by word Deed coantenance treason Of
sances is the stimulation Of honest patriotism
The Union DANCER And AZ that dread sound all feel
swallowed up in eager hope and anxious apprehension
The North must give way l. is her duty 70 do Il sense
want no such test rcpubcanis the Proviso would
force upon We refuse 10 acknowledge any such shlb
protest against ashn shoulder 10 shoulder viii men who
can calmly listen to Frederick Douglass OBTAINING the
Father OF our Countrywide endorse his black aed
and malignant vituperaton of the great and good Wash
ngton, OF the nobe.mnded Jefferson, of the patriotic
Jackson and wish like ourselves, that his words
converted into molten Lead that they might blister his per-
fdious and blast the life that stand before
living libel upon the truthful image Of the Deity
The following sensible and judcious article is in re-
ply to from another paper recommending that the
members Of Congress from the North should stand firm,
and yield nothing for the purpose Of settling the unfou
nate controversy existing between the North and the
South If such the tone Of the press in every Sec
ton Of the Union, there would be difficulty in settling
the present questions growing Of slavery and the new
Territories
From the Bangor (Aae) Democrat
WHAT THE NORTH -, urvlews of the sub
article II its Recommendation should be followed ap
pears there would be any arrangement ofexsi
there would be perpetual sectional CITATION Ifssound
policy" and duty" demand that northern members Of
southern members may maintain their sectional position
with the Justification And II both remain inexbly
se,emen, Of existing dcui,les on "a just and eqaIta
BILE asis' position sustained by "sound policy" and
"duy ofcourse pretdes the idea Of "compromse with
gu, which the .harmonv Of the country" cannot be re
stored, uni.. sd yields everything 20 hs Other When
people ofthe alike from the
should be conceded them, canno, reasonably be
dee. Neither will be willing humble ilemselve by
king the acknowledgment that they Ohoay the
mands and this should not be required by either 1.-THE
North should ask this of the South, would the latter
smen,sn Of their section s '' i'sA'' ~ ''''A
While deeply anxious for definite and final
"setiemenr OF the existing difficulties between the North
and the South touching the slavery question: clear to
sunlight settlement entirely OF the question
without mutual concessions In our humble Judgment,
sound policy, duty, patriotism, and justice demand o.
northern members yield soBsfhng for the purpose OF set
ding the ditfcues-o go halfway meet southern mem
bers obtain peace in exchange Tor the present
aud Congress- This would be betrayal Of con-
stuencies a section, mariyrdom So pa
otic aud plain duty instead OF being regarded ms an
outrage, would be appreciated and nppauded by the
people As Senator Houston says In his late speech the
subject OF compromise devotion to country can never be
forgotten wten offered freely and without expectation
OF reward The incense OF sesacrce when thus offered
the altar OF their country, will be acceptable to the
people," The consultation and the Union the glorious
OF compromise, and by compromise alone they
is an act so duty obvious and sacred
TO be pared 10 tie treason OF Arnold
II the sentiments and OF the article In question
reflex the northern mind, should conclude that
he people Of the North afflicted with blind
ness strongly SECTIONAL completely possessed with
idea that they de value the Union. We believe
that they are ready make all the necessary
which the present exls,cy requires and that they will
devotion 10 the UnoJ If they would. they prepared TO
defame the cries OF revolutionary fathers and the
trainers Of the constitution, and to denouoce the Union
a Legislative ba gain"
The construction put upon Is no less
singular Noninievention Is for Congress decline acting
In any way the question oil slavery in the Terrio
leaves the whole matter with the people, the source
Of all power and the foundation which all republican
governments rest II neither avors the southern
on that every inch Of territory belonging the Union Is
territory, by force Of the constitution, te north
doctrine that inch Of the Territories OF the
Union should be slave territory. IL Is middle ground
between them, aud tar compromise ground, constituting "a
and equitable basis for peace and union, and where
extreme views be haunonized.
Thu duty oil the North and the South Is plain IL H. 20 settle
their difficulties and quiet the present agitation To this
desirable end northern and southern members OF Congress
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