The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-12

The following article from the Baltimore American
ssenls Wholesome truths To its readers We must
lanky confess that the election OF such man 10 the
nae in Massachusetts as Mr. Sulnner would be pro-
cys Of ali the evils here suggested ii brought about
! the aid Of democratic goiss, We hardly know how
express our sentiments on this subject Deep NORTH
aon and sastas swallow up every other feeling. We
y hoped the wAxs waald BE- allowed 70 possess the
nopoy Of these Goa ,ions. which they have 20 long
Sjoyed May dishoAor and infamy cling to the name
every democrat who ratifies the base bargain We
hope il il de- timed to be defeated, s
49,, From the Baltimore American
USnoLr goa IIrIoss Under this head the uaon news
per denou the agreement in Massaoh bew
democn and sbollionss divide tho public offices
ong the leaders OF The factions II appears thar
Sdue OF Mr. Websrs term in the Senate Of the United
le is TO be gwen TO MI Rintoul, "a domocrat,) and
de succeeding full term II 10 be awarded TO Mr. sum
:, a gentenan OF the abolition persuasion, and very
asa. 10 90. p..rsa,. Of ssssse. philanthropy
kaeh as he IL Democrat and saysss r,sls h a.
HE isa man of ine ability OF much information, OF
nr.ng industry and o. sound political principles Ls
With The democratic party ot.he whole county would
\oico welcome him 10 the Senate, but If no 10 10
elected by combination for the election OF such la
deal uboIi,ionst as M Cemin ssioaer Sunner. then
ould iamsat in .ackcioth and ashes the disgrace IL
paid reflect on man Of the high and manly standing Of
Rantom and We coninre him, by every feeling Of
espect, aud OF regard ior the party of which he
gh ornalnvn TO disavow this base and presidential
iance aud 70 thrust from him arrangement by which
name must be deted. We trust this whole rumor is
bundess. We rejoice to find firm and noble old col
que, the Boston Post, the coors Of democracy
I have in him shadow OF farming from the
h We INVOKE him to forbid the hans OF this dscredta
union Le, n ~. snlly the proud fame OF the democ-
by Of Msssachusetts.'' ts1t HH taJAi sTa s.ta. t
uch Invocation this Is like whising against the
nd So long the aboiitioniss In any State hold the
Of power between the two old parties, long will
control the fate Of every political contest and DO ena
the other. Aud in what piti tu attitude the old
ny stands in such alliance! Mr.. Rantoul, protesting
democrat q national school, s playing the traitor
every principle OF nationality Embodied In his party
ed and comes 10 the Senate the TOOL OF faction hos
to the Union while Mr. Sumner, whom the "Unon"
a fanatical abolitionis" will take his in the
hereafter. As tho exponent and advocate Of princi
openly ayowed, never CoDccaled d., and subecI no
taion uontrol from that Phariseehood OF democracy
ch affects such purity OF political orthodoxy and claims
h despotic sway. Who does that the abolition
have gained TIE whole victory in Massachusetts, and
all who divide spells with them their subsidia,
So ills, and so IL continue be-, until the
nds of the Union come forth from all sections and pas
and take their stand by the constitution, making It's
pmiss THEIRS and regarding all doubters damned.