The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-02
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designs Ffeeso hgberlaw' nulllheation at the North
and disuSionis al the South wiu boers, allies ana
eoworkefs in the hesh purpose Of destroying the Unon
and osettng te government and constitution OF the conn
OF those factions aay spsei tends 10 nbe
ana every man who does denounco and Oppose them
IS neutral IN war upon The institutions and very exist
ence OF his country AT such tne when be silent Is to
be alrhess to the obligations and promptsgs Of PATRIOTISM
We hold u TO be the solemn duty Of all true friends OF
their country manifest their detesaton OF these dema
gosass, and to proclaim in the most emphatic their
determination stand by them For this purpose OF
all parties unite and together without in
ner compromising their poiiicsi principles position and
TO this object alone these demonstrations directed,
we underestimate And n ibis view we look upon them as
Argus Ia remakng upon one OF these meetings al utca
81 For ourselves, honor and applaud the men who
in such crisis respond with alacri the rayng-cy OF
weight their and influence rebuking the
maan and perturbed spirits whose element sectional
anarchy and whose labors essu must result in
disruption OF this glorious Union, and endless series Of
Let those who affect scott these popular densn
STATIONS of the pervadng sentiment derde and pervert
their scope and design us they may-they neither
laugh down, cough down, put down feeling which
is inheritance OF the American people, and which
bs relied on to crush and tread out symptom Of treason
to law or constitution which may present ITSELF creeping
erect hereafter It is not 70 be wondered
those who nculeate resistance the laws and repudia
ton of constitutional obligations who seek ionent
tonal luminosity the prelude Of disunon should quail
under the exhibitions OF the strong and pevadng attach
ment to the Union now and forever Of which the Utica
demonstration
they did not feel and manifest some sense Of their wsnng
power, even for mischief And IL would be still
the efforts of the friends Union make known
their detesation OF notification and secession whether
manifesng itself in the shape of resistance the laws
the North, or of secession at the South"
The following extract from article in the Trumbull
Oho) Democrat, and brief extracts from other papers,
are well worthy of attention.
"A UNION Aary-' Let's form Union party. The Union
Il 10 danger and is friends must band tosehsr or viii
laraton quarters. certainly perfectly right
that we should have party devoted to the Union and
have been labong under the firm conviction all along that
since the formation Of parties in this there has been
Union party, and that party i. the democratic party
When has i altered in is devotion 10 that sublime and
noble structure Neverf ln,he darkest hour. when fac
ton and sectionasm their contribution timorous
hearts were being acted upon by fearful msgvings far be-
%S So. o. Sasa
zoned thereon Thus floats day, and will float
far has served il end We'll wi Whssso then. Ss necss
s hurting from ts proud position and placing another
glorou, word democratic. and inserting Union party
No such expedent was deemed necessary In the Incl
States WHAT Necessity there we now os Tor ss
adoption Of the term Union parry when number
mission well under its benign auspices has this country
attained mainly It's pesen, prosperous and exalted post
what may we not expect OF it in the future If the pa
otto OF the other parties beginning discover what has
cratic party the only thorough Union party and the
others the reverse, all they have do enrol
under the banner OF the democratic party. Look the
victories recently achieved by this party Do
y u isl. y au"p, and
means II Is arising in the dignity OF majesty and towering
strength. t...-N
From the New Hampshire Patriot
UNION PARTY One of the shallow devices 10y which
the abolition federal nuication papers this hope
nen and organ. that party are preparing to give up
theif parry organization, and unite with portion of the
federal party ia The formation OF "a Union party" We
all ridiculous hnmbugs. because we supposed II pre-
mind But since some democratic have expressed
held IL a sSns II New England night have
other object than that professcd by orgnator
there Is democrat the who enertans such
idea would listen the suggestion Of any such thing
support Daniel Webster or any other iederall.t for the
presidency, ridiculous to be seriously talked Of
We with the Nashua Gazette that "there need
o. any other Union party Than the democratic party Il is
tAe Union parry An that is necessary for the democratie
party is TO adhere TO It's principles and and they will
carry the Union through the present ordeal unscSed.
they have done in times iian this The democratic
party now az always wal support the Union, the const
tuon, and the laws, against all who may oppose them
aa ~ 10 ss Q, peril ey can get any aid from Their
itae to avail themselves OF H. Bot they will preserve their
their political principles but also as The sures, means Of
successfully combating the enemies Of The Union and the
constitution In regard 10 the formation OF new "Unon
party the Pennsylvania well SAYS
suggested in several that both the old
into Union party The idea is fascinating one, Ger.
taniy far goes, but IL will bear eann
One OF the presented that the
of wing. owing WING leaders wing
newspapers has grown into disavor, and that il would
only be sonable II that given up,
that the democrats should magnanmousy surrender theirs
Now u this logic proves anything proves that the dcmoc
racy, by their early and support of
the csns'ituion, have in effect sared the eomrtry.
Bat there is a direct objection formation Of any
party TO be called Union party What would be the OPP
position to such party, both the old organizations being
OF the way, is proposedl The disx~ion party Of
eonyH. So that should present the nations OF the
earth the extraordinary exhibition OF the people OF the best
and that existed the face Of the
globe forming Themselves into parties and the other
the Union II is enough proposition
make apparent right minded and candid reader
We do conceal that there many excelent ci-
who have got tired OF the whig party, such who
have tried the policy Of that party, and find IL OF most de-
Matchmaking oharacter who have II powerlesss In
power weak In the horr of DANGER and impotent fulfil
its voluntary obi cations Practically they have
of their avone issues tested and disc arded while in
been established To crown ALL the struggle upon the
slave question has only contributed to furnish evi.
dence of the eebeness Of the and the elastic
the oherthe coalition of the with soism which
fcipg its claims the power OF the government and by
going minority rather than succumb to fanacism,
had defeated the enemies OF the republic in their upon
the consultation"
| From the Baltimore Republican and Argus.
The GREAT USIos rARrY.-Many of the wings favor the
formation OF great Union party out OF the present whg
and democ pa We necessity for forming
any new Union party whilst the democratic party is m
existence because has been the Union
since sboonsm first aimed the dsrup OF this
republic Democracy fought abolitonisn single hn nded
and alone Ia the Nor, and Northwest, until all whigery
hosed the soil banner during the Mexican and
until General Taylor held people prop
ar ond xvl4iy Of Narlh Than