The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-26
We recommend to the editor Of the Republic the suboned

ma nnblished in the Easton Sentinel of the
,,,h Aprl--,be day on which the RepubHe diseop.,,d
A. Mr. Buchanan is a Sla,e.rsh,s man. and that M
~, ,nD,oyal Of high tariff and proayae svstsm If
eternal ;mprovements would make a division in N.
,,0k 81 The democracy We can assure Tho editor ~
i. p.,.h;e that the language usea bv Mr. R,ch,,,n
,he letter referred 10 will never be- the cansa If dv;.
g.; n tho marty which stands mon the na,sorm ersctea
| /, washington. Jefferson and Jackson We renea, Mr.
uh.nan,s declarations and thank The editor Of ,ha
p.,.b,;e for giving Them 40 promment Mace m b;s
o.op At the same time that we must expre,, our regret
A., hi, journal affords no hone that the resolution.
,bcb had The sanction of Mr.. Jefferson and M, Maai.
en- IN ,7ss will ever form anv norton If the creed 81
. 4. why partv
.wsr. mi, old ,.rnh,,c.n n,,no;n. ,do,,., J. ,;,
should longer witness and dangerous
aamsic Which bsonr escn.vav ~ , S,o
where exists there would be efforts establish high
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sams but partial ~ its very "a1ye and eorrsptsg ts
would ie,rench our p;esen ssavauan, sxp.nIs nav
our national debt and return TO the practice OF wise
perily." p'"'' p'''
What. Tho old repubcan nr;,c;ne bs,s rsfs,rsd 70
II . ba, which en;o;n. close adherence =, bs con.,;,n
don and renuda,es the resor IN all doubtful mower. bv
III, federal oovernm.n. Il !. unoo hi. nr,c;n,a b. Tho
democracy coo,ended against the why, ,brourbont The
administration ~ John Quincy ADAM. Who claimed The
nsbt to build lighthouses in thu skies and boldly on.
dosed the posop that 10 doubt the right of Congress-
IL embark unon great .vs.m Of internal
vonld he .luoa, as had az n Jonb, the vb, If tho
n.onl. n be free I, WA. p,on ,h;s nrn.nl. ia,
General I.ckson stood when he vetoed tho system
Of internal improvements which. in connex;oo with
high tariff and a bank of the United Sla,.s rom.
handed the support of all the followers of Mr.. Adams
II was upon this principle that Mr. Van Buren, made his
stand for the constitutional treasury, which is now
living rebuke of 4 party that succeeded in gaining
power by ariful appeal 10 the passions and local
p.judices necessarily assaed by The noble effort
to redeem the land from the influence of a money
power as dangerous to the public virtue as
large standing army would be to the public liberty
|, was upon this principle that the democratic party
opposed the fanaticism of the same John Quincy
Adams, when, under the shelter of the constitutional
right OF petition, he sought to nAame the minds Of
one portion OF the people against Notwithstanding
he very principle on which the aboli,ionists have
since claimed the right of interfering with slavery in the
States and Territories OF the Union In fine il is upon
this principle that the democratic party has maintained an
organization, since the foundation of the government
which can boldly challenge a comparison with tina,
which has been fostered by the opposite party un-
der many names, but in reality under the same in
huence. This party now calls itself whiggery; but
in IN. d,y. NJ J.aar.on 1, ,y.. r.lIod f.da,.l.u L.
~ Wv '"J' VI 's"s''"" :" "@S SA''1 ie"e'A"'". :"
the time OF Mr. Monroe il called national republi-
..n rn,;i i ,. n,o..,a.a h, ,ha ,.,;n .r;so.. h;.h
un' unui twas ptosaea oy me e'ans evidence "n'cn
the election OF Mr. Adams afforded OF its tendency to abb
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sofo tne essential powers ana ehcfoach on the dearest
rights OF the States and the people
Standing upon this sacred principle, assure the cd-
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WI " "e nsPuo' ""' nc may u'e"s' al "pp'eh."s'oh
about the eject to be produced by the discovery he has
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duces or threatens TO produce serious divisions in the
- n i, ,-. a, $500 m, J.
's"A' VI WIG ue"oS'~", ""e'ue' oiu VI younk' ineies
neither noise nor confusion arising from the endorsement
e od fesou"ohs OF i'so' except IN he diseased magi-
nations of tarty winch feels that lis day of account s
- ;,
.n;.h.a -. ~ ~. l.,.o...,:. $500, - = =.
ssN ,"s" - 's pA'p "'' P"'' anu
parcel OF her puoc service and national renown II Is
an advancement which we accent moi onlv for Nj
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buchsnan' out iof General Cafs, and all the other
Aiafio~uished men that may roma befor. q n.ron.l
democratic convention-men around whom will clus-
lar IN. run.ro,. Local ,r.f.,.n.n. Of . ,,,,i,,
49, ~ rs " ""y "auona
PARTY, but none OF the ealoasies which belong party
n. ....n,;.I .I.r,.r, ~ 49,. $1,000. L.-.-f
80 ~ee' " ""o'' SUCCESS ne'e'oIore mas
been compromise with local FEELINGS and surrender
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