The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-16

Coalition Massachusetts.
We publish to-day paragraphs from several papers
atng to the coalition in Massachusetts The probability
bow seems to be that Mr.. Sumner will be defeated for
enator although he runs very close TO the toind We
nope this may be the result. for the honor Of the demo-
bcaic party, for the welfare of the country. and for
Everything that patriot ought TO hold dear The article
below, from the Tribune is written the presumption
hat the coalition has trnmphed, and that the "foul
lend abolition" has another voary in the federal Sen.
lie. The ballotngs thus far show that there
igh minded democrats who show the knee to
aal" In the name of common country, and OF the
great democratic party Of the whole Union, we thank
HEM
"They faithful found
Among the fathless."
We copy the article from the Tribune to show what
eringng, crooked. mercenary feelings and policy guide
and animate these abolition agitators-ready for any
hng and for all things to &c, place in the national
councils ready to buy sell-to any "ear.mark"
hat will insure them voice there willing to barter
ll things for post in which they stab the South
under the fifth rib. And who and what these men.
calling themselves democrats, who have consented to
their livery and do their dirty work. Lost and de-
graded forevermore. We hope Mr. Ran,oul will come
out from anon Them and dsavow all lot or part in their
corup, and shameless inrgues and bargains May hon.
es,y and patriotism save the Old Bay State from this
PROCLAMATION and disgrace
From he Of Tuesday
The ELECTION UNITED STATES sKNAroR.-This day ii is
be decided by the action OF the posed
to have been elected democrats the legislan re-
whether there is any national democratic party left the
Massachusetts, legislature or whether there Is only mixed
sectional party there OF abolition democrats and abolition
wing. The test will be- so far the house of
yes concerned, the for United States
from the Ath OF March next The senator is chosen
IN each house by concurrent and separate votes, The free
way to suit themselyes, and have compelled the dem
o y no, 70 r., n the boue Th.r
and the price OF all their bargaining and intrigue Chas
ake an United State. senate support
tntion and laws, part OF which he e1hors tho people to
disregard and IL should be treated in Massachu
was the stamp act and that we know, was openly resist
ed by violence,
house, while the wings have about one hundred and
four; and therefore they from the hun
secure their purpose Of committing the democracy
and out aboonsm IL follows that II there
who abide by the Baltimore patfom OF inter
vention, and 70 harmc~rs puh The Union NATIONAL dpoc
Of 1852 Mr.. Samner will be defeated and the d.sser
the party, the dshonor State, calamity
the naon which his election as disunonst this crisis
Involves, be avered The difficulty in the way Is that In
the intrigue between the outdoor contriver OF the bargain
and sale OF the democracy, but few national democrats
have been the legislature The selection has been
made from soil democrats and the national democa
are not fairly represented Now, whether, under these
with the moral the manly patriotism the enlarged
views above the petty circumstances OF small Intrigue and
scnmbles for lule Offices reward them, the
party in this crisis, have canvassed and
The re,u will tell the story OF dishono redemp
ton when the counted in house ior the
senate is thoroughly sbotonlzed that doubt II
majority would hesitate 10 elect Lloyd Garrison or Wen
deli Phillips, IL the freesolefs had insisted either Of
them.
loving and law bidng people OF this State and the
whole national democracy OF the country, look Tor the
rescue IL is in vnn to appeal 10 those members who had
hein the ms he
eonuived this baIei,i combination, These men have
soue mad and they must be e TO heir madness or to time
TO cure them We arc not their judges their execu
TONERS but portion OF their Constituency and In the
Uaon and for he low. Of the Union, VIZ solFSsr Hsrss
our PROTEST against the election of sbotonst 10 the
.eIv-. democrat. They public sentiment fatally il
they suppose Il to be such has been created in their
members into unnatural coalition upon national CON
Germs The democ,atc people elected them for such
open pledges be the election they carry the comb
beyond State concerns into the choice OF national
We know tho trial which the small band OF true.
hearted national democrats exposed but they have
glorious distinguish themselves the friends
Union and the constitution which rarely in
lifetime. Twenty five votes for national democrat Tor
United States of vaue to the national dc
mocracy The whole Union han all the State Of
hces IN Massschuse, II they could get lease o. them o'
dozen years But, matter whether there DO twenty
hive ten the solemn duty home TO every man to
take his stand the national PLATFORM and vote sgsnst
ths conbnaoo and il down, IL possible, u they
ia, and if be drard into sectional free soil
party by the election Of Charles Sumne then the next call
of duty gaveiy and del beraey TO be considered. The
t,ne demands resoue and determined resistance to
the ss"nhce that Is about to be made. Strange most
strange, will be IL men, who sboed the
democratic perry In iSt and ISt8 and who hope Join In
Its rinrnphs In 1884, shall throw all tho winds and
make confusion wofsc conoupded by repudnng the only
safe doctrine OF the party t~tUrsnts~ bv Connss'
Srh the do~s't,e i~:f'tai'o~' n States T1ruorin.
Let member be misled or falsely trammelied by n
preende ed thirds rule ed carry
outs combination which c.ono, hold him 10 sacrifice Of
principle. II in secret cancus twohirds rule
attempted to be applied. u was never fairly carried