The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-07
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Ii is with profound regret that second attempt
made 10 The House Of Representatives to repeal ths iug
veslsve law The question came on yesterday 10 the
shape OF memorial eoached unbecoming terms. from
few free soies in Indiana The motion to suspend
the rules for the purpose Of presenting it os by
vote OF So 70 i9 and though be true that there were
several votes given in the Affirmative, from idea that
the right Of petition Involved, and though under
stand that many who voted for il would have voted
against the repeal on the main queston-ws have heard
it calculated hafyet il is unfortunate that such
should have been given at all II is calculated to
deceive the country, and invite further attempts II it
were possible to carry repeal, il would we have little
doubt lead to dissolution of the Union No man who
knows our devotion the Union doubt the sincerity
with which make this declaration. Our whole cor
respondence from the South confirms this conviction.
We received letter by last evenings mail. for in
stance from Hardeman county, Tennessee, OF December
%, which says: 3. -es .t..t rtset rsat9
" close this letter without rendering you my
thanks for the ability snd devotion with which the
Of all the psrties it, you may long iivs
watch over and protect thus precious legacy from all
SIR ibut fear It's ria tho time may be remote f sve
when you shall be called to dsnounce our northern
de ealing by State legislation otherwise, the full and
operation Of the fugitive slave lawfor THE
RIGHTS RxsPscrKD CARRYING PAirH--or
dissolution Of this Union mus. inevitably Tho
firmly be- taken here they forever abar-
don themselves to hopeless fate" +zte w III
1t gives pleasure TO checkmate. in partt memo
rial from Indiana by the following extract from the
sage Of the governor Of that State received last night by
the telegraph, in the Baltimore Republican,
IspIAsAroLrs. January 4, ls6lGovernor Wight, OF
SELF deoiasdy strong Il favor Of speaIins Of
the fugitive law he SAYS Whatever difference o opinion
Congress Ultra men IN The North and south may
oppose or denopnce hemlhere is bur course Of
and in good faith carry their There il
no safety for property or life except in the absolute
maintain BY deed that supremacy as we value
hs ses n, ~ ~ with
brave.he bequeathsd 70 US by fathers and
which IN nn we mus, bsqusah in nvCse e our
obedience to the lazy the first fatal step on the downward
road TO anarchy" ,.-- at 81, aa7g5as af4 81 ssa
The governor Of Indiana is right in his views To the
same effect speaks the new and talented, and eloquent
governor Of Maryland, F.. Louis Lowe, esq.,. who was
yesterday sworn into Office at Annapolis We have nc
room this morning for further from his Inaugural
address These shall reserve tor to-morrows paper
but we compelled to con6ne ourselves the follow
ing passage t,l -, .as i. Il h +. sai.,.
81 say that the South will do her duty But twill moi
suffice to cry out, the Union, and nothing but the
Unon-it much more that those thin9s should
be done upon the doing Of Which the Union depends
may here farther the acts by which the claims
OF the South compromised have gons inuo decisive
operation, and could ony be resed by rebellion
osy such ca. :. sssd ds
acceded TO by the North Der share Of mutual
is operating. and to operate daily, weekly and for years
paratvey few In numbers through supinensss, fnaier-
sncs possibly lack Of moral courage the part Of
the great MAS OF notthern Unions,s. Hence give
my and painful conviction that Union
will be pun IA nm,nsn jeopardy by any suoh srecton
Of our nos,hern bre,hrsn whilst confident that the
main body Of southern people would entirely stis-
however, emphatcay given, only by public men, bur-
above all by the altered Of northern sentment thu
henceforth shall rest Unpublished In
rights beneath our own vine and fig tres. am not
mindful OF the recent demon tho North in
OF the Comprotniae have witnessed with infinite salts
faction the bold patriotism Of those who had tho courage
channels disposed think thar the ganeral senti-
mont Of the North 10 sound We told by her leading
satesnen, and believe be But the prac,-
cal question 10, shall northern patriotism be sctive
svef Will It organize strength and prsservo Union
by rigid enforcomsnt Of ghts,
the constitution and the laws will Il cndanger the Union
The 10 this question will most
the solution OF he problem long U~io~
Let bur the spirit Of the Industrious Cass Webster pre-
vail At the Norh-et IL be imboded into resoue sction
and The powers OF the earth Ike from
Tie noble ediice which fathers bult, cemencd
with thsir blood And shall it not be so T.
We publish to-day, from the columns Of the Baltimore
Republican of January A. Gen. Cssss admirable letter
Iohn exvell and ohers If Rslfimore M aJso ,a