The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-05

alone and unless there an appreciation in the value
OF money IN his own country, he prefers to use The
proceeds OF his export sales abroad in the purchase OF
articles 10 import into his own country thus giving the
character OF exchange 10 his commercial operations
According to Mr.. Cofwins views, foreign war which
would require large expenditure abroad would promote
the commercial and financial interests OF the country,
inasmuch there would be commercial return in the
shape OF import for the expenditure and gralutous
present TO people would BE injurious inssmuch
there would be no countervailing export.
We shall pursue this subject; we have not the
10 do al present.
senator Tar"sys Address People OF Tennessee.
The Southern Press OF last Monday contains very
long and elaborate address of Mr. Turney his constu
ens the people OF Tennessee We do not propose to re-
view the whole of this production notice more than
two three OF the positions which he has confidently
assumed We may state here. that by far the greater
portion Of this address is principally rehash OF the
speech OF Senator Soue lately delivered in New Orleans
We will not take the trouble examine any of these doc.
nes These and the contrary unens are in the hands
Of the peopleit is for them to decide One general OBJ.
servaton may be proper make the most prominent
feature of this appeal and that is, the singular fact that
is virtually labored argument in favor of dsunion fol-
the Union II Mr.. Turneys argument is sound his con-
clusion is false if futile; if his conclusion be true
his argument must fall to the ground We have seldom
seen instance OF more amusing non ssqutur How
ever, this is point for his intelligent constituents to
tie. We are willing TO abide their judgment.
The following extract from this address contains the
most important facts which Mr. Turney places his jus
tfcaton Of his and predcates the advice he gives
n. 4 L. n
ern Union meetings not sustained by single fact
There is to believe that they not held in
good faith that those who compose them not faith
fully and periodically devoted to the Union. Second his
allegation that large majority OF the people of the North
have fixed and settled determination to abolish slavery
throughout the republic" is contradcted by every
indicarionby meetings, resolutions, newspapers and
every other manifestation of popular sentiment, well
by the overwhelming fact that they do under
the constitution, amend that instrument in such
ner to give them the power No intelligent, candid man
at the North believes they have either the power the
will to do it that such attempt will be made
Mr. Turneys indications and his information must have
been derived from abolition They laughed
in that quarter and he who would regard them entitled
to belief is thought to be deeply tnctured with cred,ty
Third the allegation that all the friends of the compro
mise measures at the North have been discarded and de-
feated, is alike groundess Such not the fact Fourth
when he says that all the members of the next Congress
from Ohio pledged for the repeal of the fugitive slave
law, and that he knows of none from the North who
to be relied he is making assertions without proof
and in the face OF the most incontrovertibe evidence
Why did he not recoect when he made his statement that
Messrs Richardson and Bissel (of Ilnois and Messrs
Ross, McLsnahan, and Dmmick, (of Pennsylvania) all
voted for this bill, and returned to the next Con-
gress! Does he not know that Messrs. Fcklin and
Allan, (of Inois) both the Iowa representatives, and
indeed, more than half OF the nothen members elected
10 the next Congress- unequivocaly in favor Of sus
tanning the slave law, and all the other measures
of the Compromise Yet such, would respectfully sug
ges the groundess 6ugbsars he parades before the
people OF Tennessee We have no doubt they fully I'm
ders,and the value and the object OF these representa-
tons, and will think that have performed very SUI
peruous task in deemng them worth the trouble OF ami
madversion There are selevident truths and obvious
errors in the world. lie, Mr.. Turney's constituents de.
termne to which class his political revelations belong;
Blu, few legislatures in the non-slavehoding States
have spoken out this subject since the OF these
Various public meetings have been held in those
SAtessome for and opposed to the execution of this
posed resisting the law have been held
been shanefuly obstruoted and defeated by large
people suppress them to aid in carrying its
provisions. lear therefore, that those meetings the
North in favor OF the constitutional Union and laws
held for the purpose OF luog the South than
real design OF securing to the southern people their
rights From the past ana present Indications, In
duced to believe that large majority OF the people of the
North have fixed and settled purpose abolish slavery
throughout the entire republic. This they intend
compsh not by foul deed because they well know that
people of South would therefore they intend
to effect this end by piecenesls The of the
session but the entering universal abol
and the equality of the white and black the
md To mr. the
Union To accomplish these objects. they will ad-
minister their poison In broken doses, and, as
the skIin physician does aeT dose, will
its effects the patient before he gives another.
One dose has been given; acts with great the
South It's effects yet felt, and therefore they will
the South hence those meetings work off the
measures, and restore that peace. But certain as
restored, the second third, fourth, and dose
will be administered until the end is pshed, unless
IL should be asccrtancd IN the progress OF that the
South will submssivey swallow the poison. II this
should and the South should unite in
and ming their rights, The Union created by the
constitution the equality oil rights the privileges liberties
and blessings that II guarantees to ali its czens will be
preserved and pcrpenaed the latest generations We
that Vermont has spoken through
She has In effect, nuitcd the fugitive save law
The elections in the Empire State New York) have
sustained the Infamous doctrines of tho higher law Sem
ator Dickinson is to be displaced to make way for
protege Of Seward w~dersawd that spsrs wsnpbU
dse from fhs STATE Of OHIO pledged TO the rpsof of his
iaT aid fact, Ikno1 Of rwfhsrr member elect fh<
~sr Cosgrsss oho 10 bs rssed oyo~s~f to thai
repeal Erer General Can op,rued the disfrid
rhteh he rss,dss nd the face Of all these facts
told that the North null good faith. enforce
hs aw and to prove which they point the proceed
ings OF some posnt meeting the letter OF
ecctioneerlng and designing politician. My advice you
= Yes u HeNIF