The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-11


The following articles possess much interest They
prove that public feeling is wound up TO the highest
pitch in the Old Bay State and hope they also prove
that TRUTH and justice and nonor will triumph over the
upulous coalition The last ballotings show that
Sumner came very near being elected This resulted
we fear, from those who vote against him absenting
themselves rom their places. We conjure them to stand
fast by their post OF dayto foego everything TO save
their State from the disgrace that Summers election
would entail upon il forever. Let nothing induce them
no, not msn--,o vscate their position. To permit Sum
ner 10 be elected is almost bad actively aid ii
and we eutres, all who love their country it
from this foul shame To-day the baoiing is to be
newed and we devouily trust that il may terminate to
the total rout Of this corrupt political intrigue. for which
no parallel can be found in the annals of our country
The Boston Courier whig) Of Saturday last says that
s.Ths non election Of Mr. have become
fixed fact The trials arc made TO elect him. The
more the lac, becomes fixed; Dogberfys phase might
come very appropriately or IL already proved
that Mr. Sumner be made and ~ will 90
TO be hoagh 80 shortly Those Who have nneo re-
sndng tho thirteen distinct pools thereof CANNOT we
% hold oui asa.', ,o %a" saes IN the hoae yesterday
varied from each other only by the transfer OF single
v 1o wa i voe. for sumns IDS Tor winthrop and q.
scattering II then proposed to defer The matter Tor
passed assigning next Tuesday tallong
The excitement and anxiety manifested, both by the
ines. paocesdnx The galleries aud iobbiss before
have bees ihronged during the session"
The scene Of Saturday last must have been very
citing in Boston
yesterday {says the Boston Atlas sh) day
of intense excitement in the house OF representatives AT
early hour the galleries and lobbes leading the floor
OF the house crowded by anxious spectators Indeed
dense the crowd OF outsiders that after the first
member should be excluded from the floor, and that the
ha kAnt he nj n
had made their utmost exerons 70 rally their troops and
know that they e sanguine OF bur after three
otings they lett OFF where they began, and poned
the election over until Tuesday nex-prevlou' TO when
vote. however, Mr. Gushing, OF Newbory moved post
Mug, of Monterey; Stsne, OF Charesown aud Whitney,
Conway and. upon 1k"s 'ns apss ai oy yeas anu
ponement til nex Tuesday was then put and caHlsd
Ss Pss s 20 aa
appearance, aud wouii have claimed right TO vote. il
the member from Pynp,on, had .Iisa 70 vo'e; ms MT
than any OF the spectators who filled the galleries nnd
Inv he is charged with having been with ceain
stated in debate the day before and not do
honest man Jingle with shame and confusion
"THx coALirioN.-We publish to-day . chapter of
the history of Massachusetts cosi,ton. We copy
msmb ts om Bs"es M se.oa sae%.a, 1 beas s
ITS face the impress OF truth. and mos. umphany
the charges which been made against them by the
pres-namey that they had agreed 10 certain
house. The deception is clearly shown been prac-
Used by the coalition democrats They epoaed Certain
the free soers, but left explained CERTAIN, other
tdcs which would have neualized the For instance,
they reported the ree.oes that the democratic
had with ony dissenen votes agreed support MIR
summer but failed tell them that previous yea and
nay vote, there On taking III.
up. but voted nay but several
had slre ady left the hall, and who present
fused and yet it reported the free solers
only democrats opposed election OF
Mr.. Sumner. Ttuly.
"tThe pleasure great
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