The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-12

the address eked out bur cannot clearly perceive
any claim that 1t favorable construction on
notice At our hands IL is cunnngyprepared trap. IN
which Seward, doubt promised himself he would catch
his opponents by scores and from which he would draw
them out 10 be used only tools for the promotion of his
ends They have been caught accordingly and how
aver we may lament such abandonment by them OF
their owa good doctrines and resolutions
hope that occasion will hereafter occur which viii
reawaken In their bo.oms the generous impulses
melted them to proclaim, in the face of Sewads the
attachment TO the Constitution and the Compromise and
that they Will atone for the disastrous which
they have been persuaded into with their enemies by
stern rebuke and proper resistance of the
rather agifdtions. which threatened whenever and
wherever they shall be attempted.
" The New York Courier and Enquirer we are sorry 10
perceive endorses the addressstyes an admirable con-
iesson OF faith-but avoids anatysi of IT, 1t is al
most certain from the in which he speaks of that
particular paragraph we have been upon
that he far from being satisfied with it. 1T is
most says the Courier and ENQUIRER but the and
manly statement of abstract opinion the truth of which
no honest man OF any party either North South, will
presume TO question: II the editor had used the words
artfA and snedkia2 instead of frank and manly he
would, think have been nearer the mark The whole
document reminds of the California quartz rock in
which tho veins OF gold very small and the worthless
materials surrounding them superabundant."
We find that we must draw comments to a close
for the present But omit to call attention to
certain very pertinent matters We have already men
toned the earnest support which the Albany Evening
Journal (he organ of Mr.. Seward) and the New York
Tribune have given 10 the Albany arrangement. We
must also mention the which the Buffalo Express
(another hgherlaw ogan has taken That paper heard
that arrangement about to be made at Albany
and then it held the following language speaking OF the
friends of Mr.. Fillmore:
1.-THE party, their interests, have eye the
loaves and fishes of State patronage They, having become
patronage. require one-half Of the
for State officers. This would give them the power, by
uniting with the democrats in the board sweep from Of
Ace wing in the State who harbored sentiment
favorable the freedom and independence OF the North
Such monsous presump tion does look much like
desire for the harmony of the WING party The result is
what ough have been xpected from any recogn
ton OF the organization of the boilers"
But soon it ascertaned the terms of surrender Then
see how its note was changed after il found that the Sew
ard serpent had swallowed the administration frog.
These its words
The Albany Register the conclusion, The end
OF long dissertation that the manifesto OF the com
mees endorses the promise OF the last Con-
8ess We do the force of the reasoning the
links in the chain of logic by which such strange conel
arrived at II the Register is right in its view the
upsho of The is that the committees have failed
express the sentiments of the people, and the sill
vergray organs succeed in giving that character the
document Of the committee Just sure OW the convention
repudiats for the wing party going into the
with the Com promise on its back"
Can add anything to this Is it not as plain as the
MONDAY that the administration has yielded and
surrendered Is it not plain the MONDAY that
the Seward organs even to insult their timd and
nerveess victims They say to them II you think that
any of your ideas to be respected, you mistaken
We will not respect you. You under our feet and
will rample on you, and make you slaves. You shall
enjoy no rights and have emoluments And the poor
feeble, nerveess and tmid administration says "Amen"