The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-12
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IL, 1861.
The Albany move ssaent.

made touching the Albany movement and more especially
after it, declaration on Saturday that that movement
commands the prayers Of all good wings for It's
we cannot commit in saying that the President
and administration fully sanction the of the capu
lston to the hgher-aw forces OF William II Seward
We SHALL therefore, speak hereafter OF the President and
the administration as parties 10 the act.
We have already called public attention TO the lead
ing points Of the Albany document, and proved concu-
sively that does not sanction the Compromise while
rsssserts the principle Of the Wilmot Provso and re-
serves the right agate the modification or repeal OF
the fugitive-save Java part and parcel OF that Com
PROMISE which intended by lis trainers to be psTma-
snt But there certain minute touches OF the pencil
made by the Albany astsThurlow Weed directing their
hands-whch should not be passed without notice;
for they serve eucdae and bring into holder relief the
chief features OF their we'll studied work. Before, how
ever, we proceed 10 this task mus, pause moment
TO supply an omission have made in former emu
meraions Of those acts of the official organ which indi
Gated long since willingness to act in obedience the
ancient policy Of the wings by entering into alliance
with the ant-slsyery sentiment of the North, while it
was speaking in honeyed the shareholders OF
the South.
Our readers may remember that the Vermont wings
adopted by that convention fully sanctioned by the
Republic, in the caption OF its article noticing them
That caption was, "vERMoNT RESOLUTIONS GRATIFYING
sIoNs OF THE TIMES" We quote the two resolutions OF
the Vermont wings which relate to the Compromise,
that the people may see what the Republic deemed SO
gratifying
Rsovsd Tia. we regard the institution Of slavery
ssvsrs ssvehoane States we are in no manner
bs and that oeyo~d he hm o. tho Stafs' s are opposed
federal 9overr,nsnt
Ina. Vermont oy reason o. me steady oppo
ton OF Texas aud the consequent, with conquest
2, msxco whoy LOT Inc angry ana Excl
have resulted theefrom that the enactment anisrly
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for discsson, and liable be modified repealed the
;;sss AZ 1, XIII os,,cosns ~ 'o, Of IT, pppiion.
a~d Fhs re cheelufy admir- obligations to obey
saU y ~ a~a. 1e'.sasa 20 JM' recurrence" q as eo
ssars 10 rsays svrh nj II az lime aud rprirr,
may demonstvafe to be proper"
Here wa find the verv men who attempted ia n,.l,fu
.,r..: - .
'ne az eu'"'o'''s (" pave INC iespon'i
by OF the ant-slavery excitement where 1t does not
belong and the organ of the ustfynp sus
to;n;n~ and anconroo,s ,bam We 6na ,hom ,soe6rm
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"s 'ne "ino' pio''so' anu VIC hnu Tue heP"oi'e sus
tanning them. We Ind them declaring the Compromise
mara act NJ o,d;roru J.o,sIo,;on ond Epa oil obor
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As ~ 'so!' ~ u''euse'o"
sgauon' anu modincauoh we hhd 'he nepuose sustain
ing the Vermont wings in this of conduct while
o. N bevnile tho sou,b.rn nsonIe hy NH
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"'nine u~nJ ~ " ~ 'ee'eu 'no oou'p'ou'e
~ q permanent settlement OF Inc dangerous questions
which the fanatics of Vermont and elsewhere had
h,,,.h, ,non Tho co,o,rv
-
enow return 10 'ha' particular analysis oil the Albany
rument which we intended to pursue when we frs, took
N o,r ~ !. .ho,,.nod hv an ah,s ana a;h, ;,,o
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Aucas Az 'ne PETERSBURG virginia inehigehcer-a stern
whig journa-which shall substitute for the COM
ments intended TO make certain points OF the
Albany platform.
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"AS1 VIC ~ ~
Hn known tha spit TOOK place IN the party last year,
on tho occasion Oh the nomination OF Hamilton Fish as
candidate for the office OF governor and that the split was
caused by the fuglhvesave bi which approved and
supported by the SILVER gays ana bitterly opposed by Inc
Sewardites IL Is not so generally KNOWN thoush' that
three committees nave been Tor monhs IN conference IN
Albany Tor the purpose OF meaning the preach "hoh mus
occurred hUer many interviews anu DISCUSSIONS 70
gether between the Two STATE commitee', twas louhu
impractcabe Tor them 10 agree and IN ths state OF 'he
case the legislative committee inieered and through Its
influence adjustment Of difficulties was effected, and
the terms oft announced In the publication from which
we have clipped the above We were very much grained
the noble stand taken by Granger, Duer and their
colleagues in the Syracuse convention, In behalf OF the
constitution and laws and In behalf oil the peace and non
Of ae country But afraid that with all their