The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-31

WAig Abuse OF the De ma % alto Conve uti0n.

The whig press are out in full blast against the pro
ceedngs OF the democratic convention at worcester ms
was TO have been expected. prospect OF union gene
rally and on national platform. the part of democrats
is very agreeable affair; and il New York democrats
choose 10 follow the track, the wings will fee
more uncomfortable than they do now. II IS strange
however, that portion Of the wing press takes The
ground il docs--we mean that portion of the national
press that first welcomed and defends the late New
York coalition. With what grace can these presses de-
fend this coalition line and lecture the Massachu
sets in anoher How they justify themselves IN al
uocattng a coalition where the compromise measures
virtually repudialed, and comdemntng continuance
of cordial political action with those who willing t6
sustain these measures! New York wings have left open
slave agitation, and these presses defend them; Massa
chuSets democrats have declared against slave agitation
and these presses condemn them In the OF reason
what is their nationality good for
To show the utter inconsistency OF these Union flowing
presses compare The resolutions adopted at Albany with
those adopted al Worcester In the former, where there
an endorsement Of the compromise measures, or de-
nunciaon of slavery agitation or any strong plank OF
truly national platform The article cannot be found
It is not there. The whole programme is masterpiece
of evasion these and was framed 10 sui
the Seward men, The Buffalo Express, (whg free soil.
for instance Indignantly denies that the Albany paloln
party are going the contest lci COMPROMISE
ON ITS BACK And thus the Seward men and their or
gans such as the New York Tribune and the Albany
Journal, give the arrangement cordial support, AL
this indicates how great has been the caven OF the unoT
whgsof the very politicians who bolted at Syracuse
and who then talked s,outly against slave agitation
and in favor of the Union To do justice to some of the
Union wing papers, they do not hesitate to speak GU
concerning this matter. The Baltimore American, fo
instance denounces the conduct of the wings boldly
independently. 1t tells its party it has RESPECT
SUCH A COALITION AS THE WINGS HAVE FORMED IN New
YoRK 1t tells them that wants sOudness and "hone
to-" 1t tells them tina, for of its trainers it is sub
ierfugc, and for others it is snare Now, this sort oil
language is plain, and will command respect from all
1t lays bare the corruption there about it, albeit the last
is applied TO the backs OF its party friends How
different this from the cordial cong a,ulaons Of both
wings OF Aassac husetts whggery here on the formation
Of this New York coalition
Now, compare the miserable twaltle OF the wings a
Albany with the plain language of the democrats at Wor
ces,er Do any doubt the import OF the atter Can there
be any hesitation TO lis meaning Does it not sustain
the compromise measures! The feet is that the oil
the democrats in this State 10 be where they al
ways have beennational, anti sectional and with the
party that legisates and acts for the Dhoie country
Their resolutions speak this sentiment, and in
cedng it, those of soil tendencies but returned 10
their old political sentiment II for this reason that
they agreed 10 the resolutions. When the democratic
party adopts the policy of -committaism. ii will be
beaten in the nation, and will deserve TO be beaten
We respectfully recommend the Union wing presses
which are in such state Of holy horror at The want OF
principle Heaven save the mark y exhibited by the
national democrats 10 exercise their Indignation little
with special reference TO the position occupied by their
New York friends. Let them review their own columns
and see what work they have congratulated By APP
proving the Albany coalition, they readily adopted the
Albany forked tongue manifesto. Now the BallimoIe
American frankly tells these northern simonpure wings
these Union whigs-ihese violent haiers of unpncped
action--hese warm lovers of honesty-that, long
they stand such basis, THEY CANNOT LOOK THEIR
SOUTHERN BRETHREN HONESTLY IN THE FACE