The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-30

The Conapso la Louisi."~, aud Gen. Morse.
The following, from the Louisiana Courier shows
how upjusty the wings prosecuting the scheme Of
monopozing the compromise IN the South. In
aien-and sedition law times the followers of Alexander
Hamilton knew how TO write the name OF Washington
AS sign upon the outside of the book of their heresies
thus thinking attract 10 their support the admirers and
lover, Of the veneraled Father OF the Republic So,
also in General yackson's time, when the monster-he
limited States Bank was employing all its power to
break down the democratic party the wings raised the
u,eous cry OF relief revived commerce, increased price
Of wages. money, and better currency for the
purpose of frightening the people into the election Of
their worst enemies. This is now the trick Of the
party in louisiana but we find that the able advocates
of democracy awakened, and that General Morse,
particularly determined that his constituents shall
be deceived He tells them that he is neither
sionist nor disunonist, nor anti compromiser:
"DgMocRAcY AND ISDIvisIBLE.-The whg press are
very fond of making fling al Gen Morse, the democratic
nomnee for Congress in the fourth district Every day
Two they denonnce him disuaioatsi The same ourn
ais very quote from the Louisiana Democrat and
tnfe its remarks suit their purposes We have be-
fore us Democrat of the 10Th instant 1t contains Gen
Morse Of acceptance, (Which has already appeared
In the Courer,) which II endorses in the followin
phac terms:"
".GEsERAL Isaac L. MORSE We would call attention
10 The letter OF Gen. Morse the outside IL will be
that taken the bold and manly ground southern
man should occupy. He does believe the South OBJ
tsined pie justice In the Compromise but he is willing
10 stand by that law, for which he his vote. The
Georgia platform the he has adopted Secession he
spurnsopposition the Com promise he rejects worse
than uselcssand declares mphacaliy his attach
ment the Union and his desire for lis
ton
:. The remarks OF General NJ touching the appropra-
ton Of Union by the wings most appropri.
ate This conem pble feature Of opposition tactics we
have denounced from its pency up the present hour
And that may by democrats give the ne
TO the charge that favor dsunion, have deemed II
wise and prudent, when we find few men attempting 70
the majority, by giving opponents grounds
for making the CHARGE speak plain truths, however I'M
palaabe they may be this few Hence our condemna-
lion OF the Rapdes resolutions :, -,
Passed by meeting that nominated General Morse,
as part OF proceedings IL might with great proprey
be charged favored them His vote the Compo-
mise would d sufficient answer TO this, but we have
other that the Genera is not weak vessel to
up Of for the OF kicking them down
He that the Compromise is principle OF national
crat either house. The only opposition il
will come from the northern abotonsts and southern
ultras who will, il the question of repeating the law is
brought be found voting together they thr
its provisions when it passing stage by Stage ino
law.
:" But we speaking Of one who will soon be here
speak for himself General Morse is giving his views
fully and freely his constituents, and all ask that
he may be judged by his words and rot Equal
is all he demands, and this, feel
sured, he will from honorable suffragans"'