The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-15
nias.a h use its Senator.

hagltlouS proceeding.
massachusetts senator.
The following extract from letter written to us by
very intelligent correspondent at Newburyport, Masss-
chuses and dated few days ago, expresses what we
believe il the general sentiment of the democracy OF
the old Bay State relative to the coalition now in Its
DEATH hroes there We trust will be defeated, and
that the democracy will clear its skirts of all such dis
reputable alliances We hope Mr.. Rantoul has dis
avowed all part LOT with the vile compound, and has
resolved to preserve his character although he may not
get a seat in the Senate for half dozen weeks.
He would pay too high price for such paltry honor
s'NEwHuRYpoRT, January g.
"Ihope the editor of the Union will not be deferred by
any insinna.ions on the part Of local from
Legislature, by which Mr. Charles Sumner of the most
or six ysss 70 the Senate Of he Uned states
ehuse.is democrat may well hang his bead when he re.
the parry which have felt proud believe was the
Union party, from Maine California. cannot ye,
e Hs he
werc invited in November last On the contrary had il
been understood that for George Boutwell, for
governor also vote for Charles Sumner for SENATOR
the former would not have received six thousand votes
is satisfactory to know that few have remained faith
u tho 81 "ons o."r the nu%bs
The cntro weight OF General G = influence ha, been
no a. oil when Ii. psots viii be
a, their value. They deserved success, II they have
not achieved it,
ton Of senator postponed till yesterday tuesday,
We trust that in the mean time public sentiment has
developed itself SO as to defeat the coalition The
Boston Post and the Boston Times are both dis
charging their duty to the country by reprobating such
a monstrous phenomenon. So also the Springfield Post
The Boston Times thus calls the democracy Of Massa
chusetts to the rescue
As democ ratio journals in this city been subsaD
italy read Of the party by members OF the legislature II
remains for the country democratic press to act In this mat
and the Springfield Post have spoken against the cleo
Of an abolition senator since the meeting OF the less
democratic journals will do the great deal will be
doss towards preventing the dissolution of our parry in
Massachusetts"
The Boston Advertiser (whg) of Saturday says
1.-THE articles Of equalization by which the democratic
party agree surrender the the OF
pointing in Congress finally ratified
amendmen The Post Of yesterday say. that The coa
ton negotiations in relation Mr. Sumner for the long
yielded . sixth councillor to the democrats condition
Tor their agreeing support Mr. Sumner Both parties
boutwell, and Phillips to the senate.
"This haggling for little higher price shows the char
Of tho transaction clear point Of light II was not
much the principle Of the thing that made the negota
hssiias but the insucency Of the price One COVER
lieutenant State treasurer,
for weeks and Ave councillors had been already
bid BY the frsesoiis: for the senatorial long Term with
Sats auditor and four members Of the executive council
Thi: bid was decidedly too low The Post which dsayows
the bargain on any TERMS says
Even il Politcs were game of hazard to play
and-out aboonism in the tay and hg abolition
ISM TOO for Sumner only disnnion wbig) for re
insult democrat throw him such home a.
thathe honor OF keeping sea. warm thirty days TO be
done, lot democrat be- plaster for the Sumner
no dsmocat the United States Senate such de
golfers take the isfts end with the big one
Tho were not Of this why Of reasoning. They
Of IN. io,,nsr : cut down 500 large odds and
which has been occupied by Web.er and a Winthrop.
. Wa. no, Thing to 30 linen tn. na mileage , o.
equal % = years pay Of councillor Throw us in an
0'ae1 r s.a Gs.n they said and We viii trade
the opinion OF The Post that consideration thus aug
h.s. ehs s a. w
,hs ss-so'ers TO give to party which Of itself consti
the Senate, for The longest period Known TO The
constituton In any representative Office Tor small
~ claiming in their right, when
that IL giving the appointment TO the free-so they
tho sssss aad the individual whom they bound by
the prssd political principles and pledges Of their party
Of the dssosrssic party al very low price,
The Albany Argus says:
"Txs MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR QUESTION The tclesr phi
has settled this matter or twice, by assigning the free
soers lions share tho long term and the dcmoc
the short Il 10 certain BY that this
rangenent be carried out IL IL to be hoped not
b. Better be unrspTssentsd, Of the Con-
gess districts than be repre-
ssuted at all by ree soil seotiooalst Better things
expsosd Of tho democrats Of the Massachusetts, legislature
who hevo IL In their power least 10 avert such cnami
~ in ths present irritable and irassd condition of tho
eounny. a
eft woud be strange indeed. ftheye could NOT be found
suosnt nambsr Of democrat. stand up and stand OUT
againbg ~ 6btous effort cfhe ssctionas make hsa
parties - II election OF an outand aboons the
whasvss. in relation to local reforms appointments
Dsmoeoss 81 ethe. States win indeed be disappointed
aboltonlsss ths democrats Of Massachusetts suffer them
sevee % b dragooned into and
TIE Boosun Post which has all along taken high and
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