The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-19

The New York Coalition.
The Boston Courier, the organ Of Mr.. Webster, no.
only gives in it's adhesion the Albany platform, but it
sssals US for opposing the New York agreement We
have already proved that Mr. Fillmores organ had con-
,en,ea 10 be swallowed by the Seward serpent; but,
while we put no confidence in Mr. Webster's political
sagaciy we thought that his political interests would
tell him that he should give countenance or encour-
asement TO the Seward and Fillmore platform. But II
seems that we were mistaken. The organs of Mr. Web
ser despite his patriotic speeches, have gone as far as
the Fillmore organs. The Boston Courier, which is the
organ OF Mr. Webster is violent as any paper IN New
England, and supports the Albany arrangement with
a. much earnestness as any paper OF the North. 10
prove this we have need quote from the Boston Cour
iar ITSELF That journal says
sThe Washington Union bestows much time and room
In denouncng the late union OF the wings OF New York; OF
which says: 'When the hour of trial came there was
hardly show Of resistance to the will Of Wm Seward
or tho whole drift of the Unions argument, which is to
make its southern friends believe that The Union wings OF
New York have surrendered the Swardes, we may say
with tho wag in the play that is hereafter may be
The true wings of New York can. without doubt, take
care OF and it, by any legerdeman trick, the
Sswardtes have managed swallow them up, they will
make hard for the disciples of the higher law to digest
the meal.
fully ask the editor Of the Unon who has such decided
horror for coalitions among the wings, what particular
laon he bears the democrats of Masachusettsto the
men who chose the United States Senate avowed abb
oons, whg aboonst too, as the former association
and sentiments of the elect would show, though
politically he may not have been strictly classed In any
party T.
These matters were fully explained by US during the
last week. Our explanation was given in answer to
certain questions OF the Republic Those answers
ought 10 have reached Boston before the lines quoted
above were written for the Boston Courer-the paper
Of Daniel Webster. But, after all, what is the defence
of Mr. Wehster's paper' What is the excuse OF the
Boston Courier, Does that journal question word
we have said Does ii dare to gainsay an argument
we have addaced to prove that the wing party in
New York has surrendered to Seward' By means.
II shirks from the point at issue; il skulks from the
pon. Of attack The truth u.s. the Webster organ, like
the Fillmore organ. tries with the hare and follow
with the hounds
We will tell those who control the columns of the Bos.
ton Courier that they reckoning without their host
The people Of the South not dos and IDIOTS They may
be deceived but they cannot be deceived by shallow and
naked sophistry II the Boston Courier wishes 10 dupe
and msead the people Of the South it must discover some
deeper scheme than has yet discovered or invented
must in defending the Albany platform, say something
better than the words have quoted II must prove to
s southern friends that the wing Union men OF New
York haze not surrendered the Sewardtes II must do
that before it can aun, with the exclamation that we
must wait and see-tha, must pause to know whether
the admpis,r alton has surrendered to Sewardnsung
in the while by saying OF the coalition shat herea
ter may BE-"
After having joined hands with Observation-Disclosures
having given all OF aid and encouragement TO the
most dangerous element which has ever entered into
American politics since the days Of The Hartford conven
ton--Mr. Webs,ers organ the Boston Courier, charges
the democratic party with giving aid and comfort TO
The Massachusetts bargain. We never make charges
without cause; and when make charges we mean
them. We say now that the Boston Courier did no,
speak the truth when il brought this charge against
Az to supporting the Massachusetts coalition, the Courier
knows well do that we have uniformly de-
nounced -and denounced it, too, in stronger terms than
the Courier ever employed Now that paper undertakes
to falsfy the record--to misreprcsent our position.
We have been generous heretofore; but now we see
how our generosity has been used. We understand
the tactics OF the wing press.
Will the Boston Courier say that the Washington
Union regards all those who coaesce with northern fac
tonists the enemies the country bad? II il
which may not fail very pleasantly on it's ear.