The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-21

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The sigps ara frightening in Massachusetts. and tb.
general impression prevails that Mr. Sumner cannot be
elected senator Of The United States Had the objects Of
the coalition been precptstsd and attempted be pushed
through at once, they might have succeeded in dis
gracing Massachusetts But time was given rally the
forces OF the true friends OF the constitution Public
sentiment began 10 rise like the whirlwind, and ID
sweeping of these miserable factions and their des-
perale purposes. In the consummahon OF this object
we know not any in Boston to whom higher credit
is due than TO Charles Greene, ESQ., the editor of the
Boston Post lie has stood up fearlessly TO the task
which circumstances threw upon him; and nobly has he
redeemed his obligations to his country We speak these
sentiments from the heart and there are not lew even
distinguished wing among them) who would be happy
to see him among senator OF the United States
s e#Es From tho Boston Post
DEaocRAro MEETING CAaBRIpGE.-At meetlng OF the
AIRY IL, 1851 at the City Hall, Hon William Pamener was
chosen chairman, and J. Bang secretary. After some
preliminary business was Transacted the following rs.op
lions were reported by conmtee, consisting of 7. j.
Whemore Jesse Fog, and @, II. Davies, chosen for the
Rcsotcsd That the democrats OF here
BLEED 'onewedy declare teir unwaverns attachment
mon OF the Safes and to the constitution under which
our fellow oountryen have enjoyed many blessings and
such unbounded prosperity.
Rssotesd That we coaiJe the democratic party of
this coantry party of principles and we are utterly op-
posed to any sacrifice OF these principles questions Of
has ot us consequences the sacrifice OF the prosperity and
Resolved That We tender our hearty thanks TO tina, firm
and patriotic band OF democratic representatives who,
the several efforts 10 the Masacu sst stature elect
United States senator, have shown themselves friends
and osder, the supporters OF the welfare aud tran
quty ofhs naion and whohave thrown aside sectional
sustain the Union and the consultation by refusing
to for politician Charles Sumner
Rxsoivsd, That nd democratic friends
Of this city make vigorou. effort, the election
day next to Sustain the principles they deeply cherish
the election OF the Hon Richard Rockingham it,,
nembur q ConyIes', on Monday next believing him 70 be
Voed TO publish the proceedings in the Boston Pos.
j. N. BANG, Secretary.
g, from the Boston Advertiser, (whig)
The COALITION AND ITS FkUTs.-As might have been
pected when entered into, the undertaking Of the
and democratic parties barter the offices
Commonwealth agsinsta seat in the Senate OF the United
mass the people Of the State has also developed
morality on the part OF certain Of the freesol organs
political press Ia Ibis country, In the most unblnshng
terms these papers tka, the Two parties made bar
The democrats consid,rat,on OF their voting for Free
soil The democrats have received the government
Lers Of The democratic party have the manness The up
ghness and the Independence refuse be bound by
personally, they assailed by this shameless iroe-so
presr TRAITORS" obstinate se.se-kes political
all paIties Never in tho history OF Massachusetts pol
tics has such impudent pfohigacy been impudenly
men in the house of representatives individually
roacherous and dishonest because they wnot by voting
against their convictions sanction arrangement TO trade
office against another made by the party which they
belong, but Of course never assen,ed 10 by them 500
We that it is--t must be--unneoessary to
word in vindcaton OF these gentlemen When the people
OF Massachusetts have los, oil power to dscrnlnst be-
the democraic party WIN consnre but while There Is
viii be respected for their The idea that pold
cal party by making such agreement as has been made
IN TINS case, can bind Us individual nsmosr. 70 act con
the obloquy and abuse of the other contracting
Ssy ut Es most shes
the most consnmmaie tyranny to which party politics have
And where is Mr. Sumner all this while Does he APP
prove Of the coalition or disaPpove OF III Doe, he con
(fhe shall get the Scnae) by accepting seat in
that body purchased for him by such contract as this
opinions, and d. discussion OF his fitness for the
place What we wish to get at. a, present. or rather
Me- s' Sumner may BE- the o
person in the world, other things considered, to be
L., that pass The mean. by which lie i. TO be made
senator dshonorbe, disp acelul, and immoral,
M III M 9e" Senate
man who entered its chamber. Those means are
gain BY which the whole administration Of State is to be
AMI men are To be turned ont OF offices not
and other, put their places pressy
and avowedy in order TO put Mr. Sumner into seat Ia the
their means and whose heads about
for other pioyment than that which gives them
bread, in order that Mr. Sumner should be made
This is rxagyefation Any who will follow out
the consequences of total change in the administrator Of
State into all its details, will that this must be so
Ard there exists for 1t apology OF necessity, no aega
ton the offices OF the State have not bern well dis.
which The friends Of Mr. su,nns, put in the power Of the
democrats work THE revolution IN the State |. that Mr.
hummer may the compensation Tor 80 DOING be sent TO
the Senate No certainly Ia Massachusetts ever pur-
chased office at such price, price that no mans re-
bear, add that will bankrupt Mr. Summers
treasury OF character, be ull II he should be SO
unfortunate succeed In paying H. His prospects seem
thov V 2 tsas l.ts ~. rtf .
M.anhiie judgment. the duty of every good
citizcn-be he wing donocratto render due honor y
those msnbers OF the derocatc party who have mus lar
If they succeed In Frustrating altogether this psvehass
OF Senate By faction representing less Than
third Of the OF this Common wealth. they viii have
saved their party from everlasting disgiace and VIII have
we'd the Slate from dshopor Whatever their fortunes,
whatever their past their future political connexions,
these men, for this act, will a'ways have our respect
#,Esf Il From the Boston Courier, (wig)
The LKesIAruRx Tho two bfa pohes yesterday sdourn
cd over till Tuesday, of the elections Monday
in several of the districts Of this STATE Prob
ably no attempt will be made the part oi the house 10
which fIed for Thursday During this Interval
OF five days. friends OF the ceso and deoc ratio Goa
lon will leisure 'chew the cud OF and bit
fancy" their preposesons attempt to thrust upon the
leccd ie sober reflection upon the transactions OF
the past and the OF feeling throughout the coun
try which been excited by tho extraordinary mean.
heir minds The convicon that they have snJs,ksd ia
and discreditable enterprise, which every con
sidention OF honor and public duty calls upon nsm te
abandon Tho senate have resolved not to wait any long,
decisive action Of the house in this mateI and the,
vii n United States senator "Wednesday