The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23

right of excluding any State which sanctions ssy,r
enforced, how is the concession OF Tree Stale leg,.,,
10 benefit the South All that Congress have a finn
require of State asking admission is that lis eoSs
scribe any other conditions OF admission
papable violation OF The constitution, which il Dem.
yered in, will rend into fragments this glorious UNI.
The people OF New Jersey Will sanction no such syrss
ment on the strength OF the Union"
Says The Express
% Ne cannot expect the South 10 approve the Coma.
mise, or the North 10 opproue the Compromise eov
promise always involves that mutual surrender Of ~.
sion, prejudice, principle that makes approvIa
mpossibiiiy 1t was the best thing that could be A.
for the county, and II was done well. The unions
the South, while they acquiesce in II, do not appro,
nor do all admit II was done we'll or wisely Wbalma
can be expected IRON The North Ii carried bv Hs
small majority, after the most aIduous slruggs ~
known in Legislative history and TO expect hs ea
minority to approve what they voted against uns
sonable."
majority OF both houses OF Congress did aperq,J
the Compromise a. compromise; otherwise il v~a
not have been adopted. The presumption is thai H..
represented the views OF majority OF the peosls w
the Express tells truly that there has been NAV
lous change in public sentiment since Ii saws;
"The change OF public opinion in The North upoD a,
subject has been beyond anything we ever saw bsi~'
because the northern people have been studying IN, ivy
sttutonal pledges. the discussions of the LAWYERS and
the sound portion OF the clergy, well the opno.
of the courts. Apparently only nine months ago lh,
fourths OF the people in the free States were for rs.
ance. Resistance certainly preached widely IN 4.
pulpit and in The press Obedience is the univ,,s
demand. PATRIOTIC AcouIEscENCE the very wms
of the Albany call 10 this 10 any other law Of ii. FOR
eminent"
With great a change in favor OF the Compous
since il was adopted by Congress, cannot the whv,
New York squeeze out something little more easls
than ga patriotic acquiescence," without any ntinaln
to the address; expresses no approval Of the Conpr
mise. nor gives any assurance ntimaon thai A
wings OF New York will not, at an early day, xas
for Essential modification" Governor Hunt exp,s
it, or repeal. Now, for ourselves, we cannot sua,,
any for the presidency who is not at least able n
that he approves of the Compromise q eompromiv
he does not, he cannot be trusted IN good faith su,
it, II he does not approve Of it, he will, at the earI.
available moment be seeking It's mobilization or epu
And when this comes TO pass the troubles which ~
or two ago well nigh overwhelmed the Union, will r.
turn upon with double ferceness We do not belsu
that the nation, in it's present condition. wih.,a
the shock. Therefore we say that il is the duty Of ever
good citizen TO solemnly resolve that he will sustain
man Tor The presidency who, and no party which, a.
This. at any rate. will be principle OF action Aa
we shall do what we can to make It the principl.
others
And pray, now do the wings. with this haJ.w GOV.
nant in their hands, backed by the equally nesous
doctrines OF the Pennsylvania and Ohio conventions a.
pect TO get majority OF the electoral votes in the na
at larger 1t is firm belief that. going into ID. hN
with this watch word, they will not obtain single .s
loral vote south of Mason and Dxon's line, nor
many north of il. by good deal, they expect tn
northern people are not all abolitionsts. Look
Indiana, where. by an immense majority, clause ID
been incorporated into the constitution prohbds
coored people from coming into the State LmE
at Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, and M /
Hampshire Don't you see that the doom Of abolida
ism is written Cut clear from it, then, lest yaF
down with it. Stick to your old allies, who have ,sa
by you faithfully for than sixty years Full ym
engagements to them Perform your vows. The Con- +
promise is the result of the combined wisdom OF ID.
lion, after nine months of anxious deliberations lei h
stand by it firmly, and frown upon any attempt u.
tuIh il