The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-14
Prom the FIREMAN.. Journal.


The Oisego Republican and the Otscgo Democrat, Of
last week both in the election OF Charles
Sumner to The Senate OF the United States Tha, Bar
Der shond rejoice at this result is not 10 be wondered
al; for Sumner is well known the whole country
an old-fashioned "bueligbt federalls" Of Massachu
seils He never had single drop Of democratic blood
coursng IN his veins His whole official conduct will
be marked with the rankest federal doctrines, except,
when he raise storm about the niegcrs. and then
he will show his heel and Join the abolition higher
law adv Barber has for rejoicing the
election OF such a champion. II appears very queer
however, TO a true democrat why his election should
be OF rejoicing and exul,aiion 10 the editors OF
the Democrat, who make such high pretensons 10 dem
ocratic principles. The time when every true dem
ocat sincerely deplored the success OF "a blue light
federasf 10 high and important Office ia the councils
OF the nation 1t has been than suspected for
time past that federalism and aboli,ionism have
obtained deeper and frIner root in the principles
of the editor of the Democrat than democratic pfin
cples have ever had The editors Of these papers
some time since united their energies and have made
common cause in favor OF the abolition whg party and
against the democratic party, both having the great
end in view-thc division OF the democratic party in
Ouego county and lis ultimate overthrow. Barber 10
ready and willing 10 stoop 10 the most seve cring
and to embrni and divide the democratic par
~ The editors and conductors OF the Democra have
stopped TO the degree OF low scurr,l,y and abuse
for the same object Barber is in leading strings
He dare not say or write word in favor OF the
million anal bih the secretary nj vises his wing fol-
lowers TO take part IN the great so fercely
raging. Should he follow The lead Of Thurow Weed
10 This maiter-shond he counsel resistance to the re.
election OF Senator Noyeshs fears 1t might give offence
to his new allies and The plans heretofore laid for the
overthrow OF the democratic party old Otsego might be
entirely frustrated lie knows that federalism ,hi. SEN
aioral district Is in large minority that nothing which
he might say or do can change the result, that the
election OF Senator Noyes ia beyond peradvenure He
knows and understands that the Wing party in other dis
trcis ave 10 fight the battle. Their corruption fund il
not 10 be expended in old Olsego. Senator Mann, OF
Oneida IN. fearless champion of the democratic party
e to feel the mighty blow of the whole enersie. Of the
whs parry He is TO be defeated he il TO be sacrificed, IL
they can accomplish IT, because he dare inerpose his OBJ
lory in the legislature Barber il imid and cautious
es he may say what shall prove of offence to his
abolition allies, although he is ranking with his nsua
his liuIe dodoer. arc ,vei understood bv ths d.ro
Gratis of The country They will Prove entirely unavail-
ing and fail Of their intended object As The responsible
oonodsr and .dvoca,p ~ y. or,n,ns. snd ~
public have right to know the views OF Mr. Barber on