The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-08

valid assurance that the southern institutions free
from danger
Tho Republics View Of Parties.
The OF the Republic reaches to the step
below subimiiy While the whole country is resound
ing with the recent Chnsana and Syracuse oulrages,
and the Owen like paralysis with which the twin aboli-
ZIONIST wing governors of Pennsylvania and New York
have been smitten by their abolition afines, the Re
public the authority Of anonymous writer in Rhode
Island-who. if he talks in the streets he writes
have but small claim, OF "truth and veracity"
to be believed before any judicial trlbunal-comes
forward in article Of two columns TO prove that the
wings of the North the real Compromise men, and
that the democrats of the North, party, opposed
to the Compromise as a final settlement.
The Republic knows perfectly well that it will be
ansxed through and through in this controversy and
nailed to the wall but it wishes to get up tie controversy
by way Of diverting the public eye from the two
great wing scandals of the hour-he Cuban procla-
nation, and the fragrant delinquency in duty OF the
wing governors in refusing to TO the execution
Of the fugitive law, and in nexlecting to put down
the instruction which defeated it. The Republic knows
perfectly we'll that the wing party in all the States OF the
North has in all its State conventions, toiout exception
united itself upon the ground deemed udcious to
oppose the 6nality of the Compromise, and has thrown
President Fillmore overheard openly in most cases. and
implicitly in the rest-that there is not now one
electoral district of the North which he can reasonably
hope carry his Compromise ground and that his
abolition letter has just been officially repubshed to re-
gain for him some portion OF the ground which be has
thus lost with his whole party at the North. The Re-
public also knows that the whole democratic party OF the
North, in all its State conventions, without exception
has united upon the maintenance of the Compromise,
either impliedy by planting itself upon the Baltimore
platform OF ls4s, and deprecating further anti slavery
agitation, in Wisconsin and Ohio, or else by an
express armance Of the Compromise, as in the whole
tier OF the other northern and central States without er
eeption, from Maine TO Iowa and Missouri.
Meeting this desperate strait OF controversy with an
equal desperation. the Republe-passing entirely over
Maine and New, Hampshire. where the democratic party
has carried each of those States for the Comp omise
against the wings and aboon,s opposed i-takes up
Vermont the wing abolition stronghold made notorious
BY the scandaous whg notification law still in FORCE and
abors by figures show that while the sound democrats
near 7ooo-voted for Robinson, about many of them
joined the 1000 aboons,s for Redhed, free soil
democrat against the a. 900 aboons,s under the name
of wings, who have just reelected Governor Modification
democrats who voted for Redheld were weak brethren
surely Better far better, they had stuck to democratic
principles, voted for Robinson and gone into honorable
minority with an honored flag flying But this is their
excuse-fhey could NOT stomach Wiuiams Feeling that
anybody was better. politically speaking, than the man
who signed the Infamous whg notification law JUS,
after the adoption of the Compromise they property want
ed to pitch Williams overheard in favor OF anvbodv else
and improperly took Redheld to do il with They failed
and not sorry for it; it will teach them better
another time. Besides who for long years past
has looked in presidential for democratic cleo
toral vote from Vumom7 Her motto s, Hurrah for
the wing party and the notification of the fugitive
law !; and the Republic may in 1852 congratulate the
country when Vermont rallies whgward under the lead OF
Modification Williams, j, did four months ago
eci,a,e the country upon the whg rally 10 elect him as
gratifying sign of The times" and that too-oh the
shame of it while Long live the Compromise stood
stereoypea at the head OF its official coumnsi
The Republic then to Connecticut, and says
that John M Niles is the head of the free soil party and
Ceaveand is free soil democratic member of Congress-
chosen by democrats and freesocrs and says no more
This statement OF the Republic. standing for the whole
truth. atoal Misrepresentation of Connecticut There
the democratic State convention took flat footed Compro
mise ground and made it's State candidates do by drec,
intcrogatores. The wings tried the same thing, and
their candidates minced. The democrats carried the
State for Seymour tgoverno) by 900 more plurality,
chose tro sound Compromise democrats to Congress,
nearly divided the Legislature, and, aided by half
dozen Compromises wings, have kept Governor Bald
wn wing free solsr OF the Senate thus far though
the whole mass OF the wing vote perssten,ly cast
for hm-the opposing candidates Of the democrats in all
the successive baotings being sound national Com.
mise democrats as Dickinson Marcy Douglas or Cas-
That is the true story for Connecticut
With equal desperation the Republic ushes at the case
OF Rhode Island and claims only that the democratic gov
ernor recently elected when elected, opposed to at
least one OF the Compromise measures" We dispute the
assertion, and demand the proof The truth IT, the democ
racy OF Rhode Island las, spring rallied mn,~tan the
Compromise, and before the election, being in minority in
the legislature, united with the few Compromise wings
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