The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-22
True 10 ITS Instincts.


bills, the House adjourned.
True 10 Instincts.
The following article emitting two immateral para
graphs we take from the Southern Press Of yesterday
Our object in copying it simply to exhibit the spirit
Tone and means used by those who secretly tanning
the flames of disunion in the South to promote their
schemes and to produce disnst, alienation, and hatred
against the people OF the North We trust have given
abundant evidence Of fidelity to the Union and the
rights of the South. and that paper has been more
vslan and energetic in exposing and denouncing the
wicked arts Of the northern abolition fanatics than has
the Unon We shall neither shriak from our duty nor
slumber on post
We have been reminded daily Of the state of feeling at
the South and told that those who true friends OF the
constitution, (and OF course of the high constitutional
rights of the South living at the North, treated with
the same iberal spirit OF carping and suspicion that
might be expected be manifested against the abolition
isis themselves. We only reply. as we have ever
DONE that this narrow minded and ungenerous is
pursued only by few bgoted and pejudced usras who
can SEE neither honesty, PATRIOTISM nor common sense
among any OF the people of the North OF this class the
Southern Press is the vaunted organ and has been ever
ioremos, in repaying with sneers, and impuatons on
motives every noble and high-minded Union demon
stra,on among the citizens Of the free States The cir
cula letter which supplies the staple OF its present budget
OF bilious deracton s conceived in the most enlarged
concia,ory and patriotic spirit and is signed by several
gentlemen OF the highest personal and professional char
acer Such comments made in this article upon
these gentlemen, where they known will merely ex-
cite smile OF contempt To them personally these i'll
bred gibes will be abou, painful and annoying as the
French officer told the scodng washerwoman her dspar
aging opinion would be to the Emperor Napoleon il he
were TO hear how bad man she considered him 10 be-
The editors OF the Southern Press speak oracularly
and as self compacenty subjects they do not under
stand as they specially commissioned to en-
tighten the world They doubtless think that when they
die all wisdom will die with them To them and
their confederaes alone has doubtless been committed
the true taiion of the
else ia only leather and prunea" The courtesy and
cviy OF the people of the city Of New York are made
the subject OF ribad jests, and told that the
friends OF the Union propose to it "by esng and
drinking and the respectful reception Of southern
men friendly TO the Union. they accidentally pass
through that city, is pointed a, il il ludcrous
mumery and hxbug got up delude and TO chea, the
public, We will no, waste words by commenting such
crovelling course Of conduct-, would dignity it to
becomes babbng Thersi,es, who can rail and
at merit and dement, alike. When we look al the
motive that dictated it, il is to SOW the seeds
of alienation and dizunion. When we look at the
method pursued, is equally dastardy and unmanly.
When we look at the persons assailed, we find them
among the most respectable and worthy; and when
seek for the locus quo Of the assaants, we are at
loss which wonder al the lofty reach Of their
peensons the utter nssnhcance OF their real claims
to notice The greatest nelecs in the nation sink by
their measure the vulgar level Of ordinary mortals
The pures and most exalted love OF country false
pretences, and even Washington himself great
shakes after all" We have to be sure, some speakers
who make tolerable harangues but the best Of them is
not quite Nemean lion in the rostrum.
lie may roar pretty weIl-th., the puppy SLOWS;
Aud he vastly prefers his own frfik boar-cors
To the loftiest war-nocs the lion can pour
From tbs Southern Press.
SAVING rgr USoS-How rnsy no lr.--Agitsion for the
purpose putting down sgsion, seems. be carried
on bri.ky by the sell constituted Union party OF
Though tho grand for purpose Of set
ting mp central bsnk for tho manufacture OF public opn-
poiitsn gentry are .,ans ,bsir Union currency
extensively, their individual credit In several of
oomrarisd By rath co~,mptuop eor,pm~or,s a, 10 n.
o'ny Of Aaf srsp"ng d'qM 10 take The reght Of '
Tho names may be good names in New York, and well
known 'cha but ro~sftfwftond srpovv3evs.
i~tsrprstes The popular n they do ppsn quite
so familiar to the public Hero 10 the crcu'Ai
Nsw Yoax December 2, 1850
epoch history country
every patriot
page be conveying
knowledge
and obedience bat with pain and mortihca
the with which both regarded by portion Of the
American people Prom and esstua resistance mast be made
70 these he.ses by all who would protect the constitution and
s,vs "nso,'d the majesty q the aw The crs win NOT admit Of
delay Each the fatal doctrine NJ nuhcaion gsns add
ons strength and NOT speedily condsmned viii acquire sum
by wisdom end patriotism
unnecessary to specify aeessnns
ed upon the constitutions. rghn ~ The so northern
c,sm hy nave been deeply regretted body Of c
nen, whis they are mad. M vocsns
southern States Each demonstration BY nbooniss
ssn., The supremacy q the law y. gnsl NJ
eiio~t~s "a. example tA. s tAs. mai. A isrrsss
fAsv southern sHtss s srssusM vscr *
conservatives u tAs Ne~tA - III
interruptions candidates Once vastly The null
ncsion and abolition excitement By Yielding % Il. demands
Of obtaining The eectua
the evil teach III aPasts NJ political honor
U~to~ than they Will gAin om the
To develop public O1n0n, the M a
and estnblish asnai which
contedsraey The design of hees paoc