The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-09

n Washington yesterday on MS way " lNoih,
las taken lodgings at Wizards Hotel
Hon. James Buchanan.
The Pennsylvania Of yesterday informs us that this
statesman will address the democrats OF
at their meeting this evening.
rhe sympathy bstween President FILLMORE and the
Britain and French.
The occupation of great maritime posifiow, and The in
len nal as external of such territory Uifh such
population sooud regue ~aval and dry
9Th their concotant srpens of ohic the federal govern
nent has az get no rpfrwHee ana saoy were nus 20 -
prolonged could only be by the Interpretations o.
military forces supplied part at least, by the Jssoh
States. Qucsions of this nature Wouh give rise 10 the most
uio emit and ieconcia6 differences befrss" the States ana
pscal parties in the States 1oto'oea prhap'' oy "n9sfs
scarcely less their infer"a property aud Their
general trade than foreign kostes ckich so much
appreciated" LONDON TIMES.
Every one at all interested in the of the events
which have recently taken place in our country must
have perceived the sympathy which exists between this
whig administration and the monarchlss OF Europe.
Among the evidences of this deporable procvty not the
least in significance is the fact that long article in the
London Times-of which the above is extractshoud
b. copied into the organ of this administration yesterday
without word of dissent The whole object OF the Lon
don article prepare the European mind for the app
cation 10 this continent OF the doctrines and views OF the
Holy Alliance, which originated with Prince Metternich
and were intended to perpetuae the divine right OF kings
to govern without responsibility to the people. This
Alliance would be satisfied TO neutraze the power
and example of the United States by enlising its
under the pretence of love of order
and humanity, in crusade against all movements to
change existing systems of government i is less ma
,eal that the United States should be republic than
In tha
power OF all existing governments treat rebels and
pirates those who venture to aid the people that in the
pursuit of their natural and nalienable rights, may initiate
the conduct of the United States when they dissolved their
with the British The existence OF
such epublicansm be pardoned if its actual power
will co operate with the members of the Holy Alliance
and aid in decapating garroiing all that hbustersm
which would take Cuba out of the hands of Spain,
the ground that all revolutions interruptions OF order
and the commercial interests of the age In this spirit
will be that the organs OF this wing administration
are harmonizng wonderfully with the London Times
when they say that Cuba must under any contin
,ency be annexed the United S,aes-that it is lawful
intervene prevent, but not to put downa revolution
and that no evidence exists Of any disposition the part
Of France England to disturb the peace and tranquility
Of the United States.
Now we venture to say that. If either Washington,
Jefferson or Jackson alive and filling the presi
lential chair, no paper understood TO be the ex
ponent of their policy would remain silent, quote
with apparent satisfaction such articles the one
we are commenting upon from the London Times.
We venture TO say tina, such articles would be de-
with boldness-especally when events are
daily occurring all around u.s. and in midst, showing
tina, they no, simply political speculaons. but
ual records OF gross interference with the most
cred interests of Union. We venture TO say that
hose patriots would be sounding the alarm, and uniting
heir countrymen TO defend the soil conssr
Grated the rights OF and TO the spread OF free and
ibe raj institutions.
Let us analyze for moment the purpor OF the doc
n Of this foreign ntermedder, which the editor o. the
Republic admits into its columns the manner that
be does Mr.. Fillmore's abolition letter, and at the
lime that he raises the flag OF fidelity the laws intend
ed to eradicate abolition That exponent OF British
wishes knows well as Messrs Johnston, Seward,
and Winthrop, that Mr.. Fillmore an abo-
lionis that he owes his elevation the fanacism OF
The anti slavery sentiment Of New York. and that he can
maintain himself without the aid OF that fanat
cism than his corporeal frame exist without food.
Responding 10 this political condition Of Mr. Fillmore, il
will be seen that the London Times assumes as fact
that there is an irreconclable diversity of interest in
this country, which must sooner later break up our
Union This journal says the United States cannot occupy
Cuba without immense military and naval establishments
10 be supplied, part al least, By NE free soil States
Now here is the assumption that there is an Emporium
impero--a power within the constitutional power OF
The United States, which shapes their policy. and de-
cides what they may undertake. what omit in their in
lercourse with foreign nations. Il is not said directly
that the United States shall not raise armies and equip
heets but il is said that these armies and fleets
not be supplied without the aid of free. sellers, and
The inference is that they will not therefore be EN-.
ployed for our national interests But il this were
not insult enough to national pride, the further
dsa is added, that the intestine which would be
generated by policy not sanctioned by the abotionst.
would be worse than war with France and England
The words are, tina, the employment Of our fleets and
armies would be followed "by struggles scarcely les,
DISASTROUS 10 their internal prosperity and their general
trade than the foreign hosit,es ,rhih are so much np
pretended"
To understand all that is here meant, it should be
borne in mind that nothing had occurred in the United
States to justify the nsinuation tina, the annexation OF
Cuba the object sought for by the United States or
by either Of the two national parties which represent the
public sentiment and policy II is response held out TO
The blue lights of federasm-rather to show the way
by which the traitorous citizen promote his slns-
designs than IN indicate the point OF direct foreign