The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-28


Senators who engaged in the sectional hustle Of the
day. whose nerves down by the incessant de-
bate. whose patience is nearly exhausted and whose
hopes have been anazed by continued and unexpected
change Of position may be disposed to despond and per-
haps give up the ship But such the with the
vgilant observer he still hopes on--he will not abandon
the cause, and despairs Of the republic What if
the heroes Of the of independence had deserted their
arms in despair what if the members of the federal
convention had thrown up the game in utter despond
ency! Would our immortal independence have been
established would this glorious constitution have
been formed,
Senator's of noble spr, and virtue never despair
Nerve yourselves with nvincibe patienceaddess your
colleagues becomes youtry every mode Of conclia-
on-suggest every way for adjusting the difficulties
which bsset youexhaust every amcabe expedieut for
serving your country aud saving the Unon-never strike
your ax and therefore lose your temper your
enthusiasm II you cannot succeed in way, attempt
another Never did nober appeal to free peo-
pls-never was there any cause which was worthy Of
higher efforts, that would better reward M champions
There il feature of the transaction which can
never foYet The very recollection of it almost calls
The blush OF shame 10 our cheeks What are we srug-
gliag for' common country. Who are we struggling
who are Infatuated by mad dea-whose passions de-
iy Ill reason-who nsensibe to all the impulses
Of patriotism. the sagacious calculations of
tersst--but look TO countrymen. whether OF the
North or OF The South. And when rccolec, that all
are interested the Of ALL the wonder is. that
the present struggle should be long and arduousy pro-
traced.
Tia appeal s therefore, made to ALL and let no patrio,
~ his NJ h,r,s h.
eloud that surrounds us We understand that all is not
yet lost and that by Little generous perseverance,
and by conciatory spirit. and wise and moderate
counses the may yet be adjusted and peace
scored 70 country.
The proposition OF Mr Bradbury. which seemed abou,
to be abandoned here on Friday. is ye, anmatng
friends distance For instance, the Richmond En-
quirsr Of yesterday morning throws the following
ehssriag ideas on this subject
M Bssdburys reply Ito Colonel Bsntonl wa. ovsrpow
sring He showed the difficulty and almost impossibiy
Of settlement by Congress OF the pending Controversy
which ought be settled. He quoted triumph
precedent, the settlement OF the boundary dc ulty
the United States and Georgia. which occasion
act passed authorizing the President appoint
three commissioners, agree with comm ap-
pointed by the legislature OF Georgia. in the nd ustncnt
the controversy a~d they adjusted IT, The President found
diffcuy in selecting able and upright mon He an
Pentsd James Madison 'hen Secretary State; Albert
Oalhfin, Secretary on the Treasury and Levi Lincoln At
sosnsy General Cannot find soitable men, who
= ~ from jsopardng important rights. will do justice 70
all No will deny IL.
Wsconisss ourselves pleased With the proposed mode OF
sssiag the pressing difficulty, and with tho strong pa
tsisee auumsnn adduosd by Mr. Bradbury We have high
p0oodsnss In the OF Georgia and Iowa respect
hl InFas, aAosds her better chance of securing her
raho an beess Tho prsjudicsd tribunal Of Congress- and
10 obnoxious u the objections which have been
IT.
point From all hsar doubt that proposed
MODE o. ssusmsn viii the Views Of many The South
whe have tesn uncomproiang again tbs Tsxss
= ~ SENATE bill Lot The present amsndnsnt with Mr.
Foess' be adopted. and bslisvs bin will be
hatsa - = messenger Of peace and rood feeling