The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-30

H~psrtsns and slsnias.as Dssl.r.usa.
We copy the following article from the National In
tsihgsnesr OF Thursday morning last:
:, We md the following in the Richmond Enquirer of
"TAs adnisraiio s NasAvis conssnsionrhe wash
nson correspondent Of the Philadelphia Bulletin The Olow
National denies that score, orders have been
issued by he President 70 and military South
you win observe upon = subject, WiiAoai being aware
or Al sss s .as aensa s know % g
met The niellgencer prompt
70 others, IL not IT," 80 -
Nothing clearly shows the mischeyous designs Of
me dsoganzers both South and North, than the eager
ness with which they upon every incident and
ment true or false, that likely aggrayate excite
Why the Richmond Enquirer should suppose that con-
uadcuon by an Synonymous esponden OF any other
made by the National negencer We are at loss 10 I'M
derstand. The National Inel gencer has never made
truthfaly deny. We now perempsoriIy reafrm the
satement which have heretofore made that no orders,
ary commanders south Cor esewhsrs) ia reference 70 the
proposed Nashville Convention, TO any other popular
movement.
We notice, also in the Washington correspondence Of
the Columbia Is % Telegraph. (no from the editor
journal) OF a late date, the iolIowing
he South Nashville convention. doubt very
vsn a, there s a s no w are
Taylor proclamation calling upon ali lovers Of
ne u.en 2. g him
upon the military which win be neghbohood
What win the the southern Sn !.
10 w @ % % 9s s%s
ne u the Capitol and add Of the Executive and cabinet
will have TO make It's choce.n
Tie statements contained in this exiac are as little en
tied 70 credit the JUST noticed The Pres
ident has no intention TO issue proclamation No purpose
entertained by the President OF ordering General Scott
any other general to the South with Without power
borhood Of Nashville Nc There IS no .psn" arranged
Ihe whole statement Is sheer abcaron and. f not
public authorities of the South be Otherwise than Of
That the President win take care that the lawful authority
OF the United States shall be sustained in conformity to his
a o asT %ao Just M
decision and hrmess in the discharge OF his duty But
Thought undertaking to suppress any popular
convention BY force Of arms His sentiment would rather
$50 eeby seconded By the opnon) il certain quar-
s aa a. s s uriS q e sats eaa.o. b stairea
,corh fghfimg about. @ a l f r-fI
The preceding article is evidently authorized by Gen.
Taylor, and is pregnant with meaning and with warning
Its most important sentence have marked in italics
We understand the true meaning of this article to be-
that the President Of the United States has come to the
conclusion, that when the Union cannot be sustained
cept by the st0ord, it is not north prescribing.
This we regard as most important and significant
declaration, involving warning to the fanatics of the
North, to which would be well for them to give heed
1t says TO them in subsance 'If you push your abolition
schemes upon Congress you continue violate the con-
sttuon by refusing to carry out tsguarantes and compro
misses with regard to slavery; il you continue refuse to
surrender fugitive slaves if you will push through Con-
gress bills which interfere with slavery in the States or
Territories Of the Union il you force through Congress
the Wilmot Proviso; if you continue your abolition agi
fhus he If fha Coufh In
their domestic institutions and if for these things,
these invasons of the rights Of the southern States as
secured them by the constitution, the southern States
shall the conclusion withdraw from the Union
for greater security and peace the President Of the Uni
ted States will not interfere to prevent ii will not
draw the sword OF the Union force the States sece
ding under such circumstances back into the Union"
Such understand to be the Presidents purposes and
designs, Swallowed forth in the article in the National
InteAigencer which we have above copied.
Now. in view Of the purposes and intentions OF the
President viii the fanatics OF the North continue this
abolition agitation, knowing, they must, that
will mpenl the Union and that, it shall induce the
southern States for sefproecton TO withdraw from the
Union, Gen. Taylor will not interfere with the military
power Of the Union TO force them back'
Let them ponder well the consequences Of further ag
tation They cannot now fail to see that il disunon
comes, the responsibility will lie upon their heads Will
they not, under these circumstances pause in their ca
reer OF blind agitation and come forward and do all they
can to effect compromise upon honorable principles OF
the dangerous sectional controversy which their own
conduct TO great extent has provoked As the ardent
friends Of the Union is they will give due
heed the solemn warning OF the President Of the United
States