The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-29
More OF "a Whig Bubble,

tons in October by an Overwhelming majority. '"
More OF Whig Bubble
The Republic pnrsues, in another long article, The .
tom which its Imagination has formed out of the lst.n
verted to in our last issue, and which are caIcusa
genuine, to throw suspicion upon the political or,bo
OF few individuals protesting the faith OF democnr
II the individuals named truly members Of d,.
cratic committee. to claim for them the right Of ch,nu
democratic principle would be TO burissqus all parts
gan'za.ion; but when It appear that those indiydm
are neither members Of any regular committee no
clothed with authority TO speak write for any commits
tee, the attempt to treat their sentiments as indication,
party Engagement sinks 10 the level OF mere bsdiuas.
All that the people can gather from these letters j.
that the special organ is striving TO make appear lbu
tae democratic party is bad as whiggery, and wml
not scruple to bargain with Seward and his allie.
these cunning agents of abolition and e-soi NJ
not previously disposed Of their stock in trade 10 d.
wings. Ii this be not the plain English Of ,A,s
fo to make the democratic party responsible fs h
speculations OF Mr. Donaldson. OF Texas, and n
correspondents, Messrs Chase and Gidiings. why i
there no fault found with the notorious and solemn d.
laratons OF The wing conventions Of Ohio Pennsylvua
New York, and Vermont' These convention, are an,
commitments 10 free-solism, and are admitted cos,r,d
tons OF the sentiments proclaimed motto for the u
minstration that the Compromise is final .sltleu.nt
the slavery question, and that the execution of the iu
tive slave law is duty to the South which canno, b
disregarded without destroying the constitution. Thar
conventions have put forward Mr.. yinton Mr. John
son, and others. as practical exenpli6caons Of the Wig
inoo tiff hair
TO be dsoganzers OF the most exceptonable chaae.s
yet the special organ has leisure 10 expose 10 lhe pub
lie the garng opposition thus proclaimed to the only s
ture in the of Mr.. Fillmore which gives bin I.
slightest claim to the confidence Of the people Does IL
special organ fall back upon the old platform OF its pay
and mean to contend that there no difference bstwsa
barnburners and the whigs' And was the programmed
The administration still daily stuck at the head Of h
Republic, intended only decoy, 10 be abandoned
soon as the coalitions out OF which have spruns h
nominations of leading wing free-soilers become frx
and Interchangeable
10 humble judgment. would be far more credis
BILE TO this sngularly unfortunate administration 10
employed in vndica,ing its sincerity when attempting b
make the people OF the South believe that il had not a.
tered into the coalition with Mr. Seward, than 10 be m,
tending TO find fault with democratic consistency on IL,
subject OF the Compromise. because one or two espoa.
sibe men, without, any authority TO speak for the party,
have animated free-soil and abolition propensity
But, without dwelling this subject. we call III. A.
eniion OF readers to the very pertinent remarks e.
racted below from the Boston Post stating the utter want
OF authority for the assertion that either MIR Donald.
son, of Texas, Mr. Greer, OF Iowa. were memben d
the national democratic committee.
"NArroSAL Dsaoc RATIO CONVENTION are an
,horized that there has been no meeting Of III.
executive committee Of the national democratic commit
tee in New York, or else where, respecting national
as has been incorrectly stated in severa
presses founded article that originally appeared in
the Kew York correspondence OF the Vincennes Gazette
All tina, has been published pretended to have been
done this subject is wholly Unauthorized fro any
official source, or from any member OF the committee
The subject OF meeting OF the national committee a
Washington during the session OF Congress to consul
with members on the call for a convention. and Obtain
the hes, concentration OF opinion from all parts OF thu
Union as 10 time and place, has been suggested bu, %
person has had authority TO act correspond on beh.
of the committee, has any meeting been called Of
held about IT, There are two three vacanees-one
Texas, and one in owi-cau.ed by the amen,ed deaths
of Mr.. Kaufman Of the former and Governor CLARK d
the latter State but the vacancies have not been filed
and cannot be filled without the official action OF ID,
committee its executive MEMBERS which has not beer
had Mr. Donaldson, OF Texas, and MIR Greer, Of lows
who have been represented members OF the nations
committee, are not such. and have no authority whai.u
to act or correspond for them The represe na,on o
any concert correspondence between any members OIL
the national committee, having the slightest refeenc.
the candidates Of the national convention, is who'll
false and unfounded"