The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-09
From the sunbuty (Pa.) Ga,as
The WING Party ."d Ab.is.lonism.

At this time, when every patriotic citizen Of the Jah
States deems it vitality necessary for the presefntma
the Union that the subject of slavery should CEASE
agita.ed and desires that the hostile spirit that tx
past years has been raging throughout some portoMd
this country against that peculiar institution Of heS
should be allayed, at least until the public mind b
capable of viewing The matter with proper calmnes u
discrelion-at this time, we say, we surprised
the wing party OF the North disposed 10 continue the q
ta,ion OF this question, and raernzing with the ask
enem,es of the South and the Union.
We see that the administration party in New Yut-|
that portion OF the wings OF that State which ssas
Mr. Fillmore for the presidency-in convention aAA
bany assembled for the purpose OF establishing pk
form on which the whole whig party OF New York ~
act the next election have made an arrangement v
the Seward a6oltfonists, and have gone bodily
their doctrines, adopting their views the subject
slavery and conserving that that question be left opah
agitation.
Although il is very aggravating to the friends b
Union, and to those who desire that this much vaa
question OF slavery should be forever settled ia maax
satisfactory alt parties and beneficial to the conna
country yet il is no matter OF surprise that party M
porting Mr. Fillmore for the presidency should hns
themselves into the arms OF the Sewatdites, and saF
the doctrines of aboii,ionism! During his whole ra
cal life Mr.. Fillmore has been the avowed enemy o. u
South. He was, and is now, an abotionlst 10 The w
core, reples with the principles and sentiments o. "a
party. He has made many avowals 10 opposiiO
slavery, and has expressed him self enemy OF thai
sltuon at all hazards and in the face OF any cor
quences; and we have never known an instance DIN
r-tracng prescribed opinion on that subject ENsa|
the case OF his signature attached TO the fugtvsds
bill, he fortified himself behind the dicum Of his Aim
ney General. This, then, 10 the man whom be nj
party OF New York favor for the presidency an avoa
aholitonist co-operator with Seward, and who y
ling. for political aggrandz Element, TO asitae qasa
which threatens the dissolution OF the Union.
What have the wings ri the South to think oil "
brethren OF the State OF New Y X, and what haws
whole nation TO think OF them, VINO. after measle
compromise have been adopted by our national Iqa
,nr Tor tho If vinUt I1non
Willingness to call up the ghost OF agitation al 10
when the public mind is sinking into iorgetfuInes
previous sectional nnmosty ! How are we 10 ver
platform of the wings Of New York, which Leaves
question OF slavery open tor az aon, and which coaS
resolution as follows'
"Resoiped, That the laws Of Congress and of the W
legislatures, pronounced constitutional by the judcf ri
bunas, aust be enforced and implicitly obfyed 400
while this IL chocrnlly recognised the duty all NJ
SUBJECTS of the laws, YET That the right Of cif=fn rain
is equally wrdsniabis d,souss, with full and mulps
for the rights and interests OF all parts OF The coneo
eracy, (Which is as necessary now 10 maintain .Ms'
ispensabe achieve the blessed Union Of hes" sat-
hs srpsdw~ey of such iars, and hs prpri,fy Of a's
hsir provisions, AVID TO sk, By consapff1Gat mea~i
rfr~ai or notification"
Well may an influential wing paper OF the South
speaking OF this resolution, exciaim: :.
"rhi5 is the only reference 10 The fughvs,slaser
which The platform contains Ii is defiance 10 Ne SOIL
Ii is whitening rebuke 10 the southern wings who mN
pledged their prry fealy to it. Sewardnes ana ~
norenes meet al a common altar, declare they wiz gov
tnue to agste b. discussion OF the law clearly ns
tied the South by the constitution, and advans ~
cherished purpose Of the Nouhils REPEAL or sDv, y,
CATION All this is approved enthusiastically :"
filimore's confidential organ, the Washington lepg
But no, only have the wings o. Ney York rspd'r 49,
the COMPROMISE, but those OF pennsy wanna ana -.
have done the same. Here in our SAFE The oppVsOSr
nave candidate for governor who Is as RANK an -" !,
onis, as Seward. or Weed. or Garrison or Greeley, :
nominated by a convention that voted down feqSn Az
favorable 10 the tng'iive-save law Inc whss s.e
throw aside the Compromise, and sustain whal nel -
perfect federation Of opinion" which, nshly n,r
ed. means that aboIitionsm shall continue 70 efen.
sension between the North and The South. ms WV
wing policy is what we expected, and events mess s
very point our expectations The democratic parry ha
now assert the cause of the country: Inc umoTn ,a
been left it's charge. and il must resolve that 'aa'
will be nresarupd