The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-04

Tn. rs-isl.a the Aas~,al.ss.sa.a - last D.a..s
We are happy to announce readers that the uo.
.ton Of the administration ia regard 10 the whix psrv
a. now organized and led at the North. is last made
clear The opposition at Washington to the election At
Governor Johnston which has been charged in the most
authoritative wing quarters in Pennsylvania and nowhere
denied has served to confuse the whole matter But |,
now appears that the hatred OF Governor Johnston by The
administration was mere personality, and, though suoss
enough 10 make the President and his cabinet break Ar
party faith towards the Pennsylvania wings. had no
ground in the public policy OF the administration On
the contrary that policy permits full cooperation o
Winthrop in Massachusetts,, Wade in OHIO, and SeUard
in Metz York.
The Republic, in its leading article Of yesterday nom.
ing, has the following decisive declarations:
ave deem il much to regretted BY all patriotic men
that Mr. vnton failed defeat tho party which, under tho
Joint lead and direction Of Wood. Chase aud Giddings
proposes 10 aid tho democracy in selecting aud clocng a
President We shall also deem IL matter OF deep regret
fMr Winthrop-ths wing candidate for the chief msgis
tracy of should fail to triumph tho
infamous coalition Of protested aboonss and free-so
democrats who striving TO ceect Governor Boutwell,
aud equally shall be II tho free soil and
democratic anna gamation and moger In Now York shoad
disturb tho whiX ascondoncy in that state"
party which. in the most explicit terms. party. ab-
jured all responsibility for the Compromise and al obi
CATION OF the Compromise settlement OF the slavery
questions. leaving the whole question entirely open to
+" complete liberation OF opinion"
In New York the administration sus,ains The Seward
cheat and snars"embracin that does express
reafirmaton Of the Wimo,- proviso doctrine. refusal
to recognise the fact that any settlement has been had Of
the slavery questions. and explicit reservation Of the
fright and duty OF every voter to agtas for the change
and repeal OF the fugitive law The party thus sustained
not denied have for its head Mr. Senator Seward
and the platform thus approved BY the President plat
form of Stewards devsing which does not gainsay ors
point in the lately republished and justified Buffalo letter
In Massachusetts the administration sustains party
which adopted and approved for its platform the same
New York cheaL" and placed it, flag, against the wish
OF Mr.. Webster and his friends, in the hands OF Mr..
Wnthrop-hc author Of the Proviso in its modern applica
tion and most determined foe. to the very last OF the
Utah bill, the New Mexico bill, and the fugitive law
II is all clear now why the President said, through
the Repulie-wi,h certain declarations Of his opinions
stereoyped at the head Of its columnshat declarations
as explicit were not 10 be deemed pledges. Had the
compromise declarations been aken they would have
precluded his predetermined support of Seward, Win.
throp, and Wade II is clear why the Buffalo abolition.
letter was republished and defended. II to show
that sour flag was still there"
But the administration has left nothing in all this mat
ter to inference. After having thus, through its organ.
avowed It's full operation with Seward. Wade. and
Winthrop, and their party allies it thus proceeds, in the
same article to exclude the conclusion that any such
co operation could have taken place it there any
essential difference Of opinion between the administration
and these three wing leaders. The Republic says:
"Names things s~d sot cos~ot srsu Sadusta~d
upon hai good continue to cooperate rhs
Essentially differ in opiaion."
Thus. then, appears that the administration cannot
CO. operate with those from whom essentially differs
in opinion" II appears, ALSO that it cooperate. and
does avowedly cooperate, with Messrs. Wade Seward
and Winthrop. and their party, and their platform
thus procams to the world that between il and them
there is no ~ essential difference Of opinion"
1t is impossible TO suppose that the adminitraioa Aas
6st cleared the way for such declarations in the
we have described and then put them forth in this rn
gent FORM except in deliberate purpose Though some
what OF the latest, they in tme and with ssnh
cance to put many wel-meaning Union wing in Georgia
and elsewhere duly his guard Such men are fore
warned that to support this administration is to support
Wade, Winthrop, and Seward II is enough.