The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-16
EDITORS CORRESPONDING


/ New YoRK, May IL, 1851
The Presidents has been very successful thus FAR
and the military aud civic display quite dazzling Ten regi
ments formed the presidential escort, and finer and
boerlooking OF 1t my good fortune TO
behold anywhere. There great cheering all round
but us In Philadelphia the great cheering for Daniel
Webstersay In the ratio Of five to speaking with
in bounds. There is installing the fact that the
Compromse, started by Cass, Foote, Douglas, Bright.
&c, Is the true OF the present popularity OF the add
ministraton MIR. Webster, who has done much more
toward IL than Mr. Fillmore, and without whose powerful
cooperation the bills would have reached Mr. Fill
more, in Tor larger share Of the popular APP
plause than the President There is nothing Notifying
Mr. Fillmore In that and he alluded very Ina
PLY to-day when saying that these honos UGH
due him his constitutional advisers whose wisdom
and experience aided him in the niilmen OF his duty
toward tho whole country and TO more than the
great constitutional expounder. OF Mr. Webster in
ms speech gave all the credit Mr. Fillmore; but this
occasion, rather think that Mr. Fillmore was more OF a
IN of fact than Mr.. Webster.
The military display here completely eclipsed that of
Philadelphia. 1t truly gorgeous; not less than ten
thousand being under arms, and quarter oil million
least lining Broadway FROM the Battery to
Broom IL terrible blow inflicted on free
sosm, Sewardism, hgher-law, and all the ianaca e1.
crescences of the present day and II was also death
blow the hopes Of General Scott and all the spectators
on martial glory a Of individual ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This city may depend it, not for General Scott
will depend the action of tho bamburnes and hunkers
whether it shall be given TO Daniel Webster. Any real
party would insure only the city but the State to the
democratic nominee.
This afternoon, after Mr. Webster had left the President
parake OF quiet dinner with few friends the Astor
House, (the President and his suite stopping the IT.
vng) prevalent that Mr.. Webster would i'm
medatey return TO Washington but towards evening the
rumor contradiced and it is certain that Mr.
Webster will accompany the President TO Dnnkirk. 1t is
said that Mr. Fillmore had interview with Mr. Webster
the subject, and that great cordially exists be-
tween the President and the Premier.
committee of the ature Of Connecticut have waited
on Mr. Webster and exchanged speeches. inviting him and
the President visit their State. Mr. Webster almost
copied the invitation and the probability is the whole party
will 20 and do justice the compromise spirit of Safe
lately redeemed from Sewardsm. This is another nail
In Gen. Scouts collin.
Mr. Bmley, of Boston, is also here, urging Mr.. Webster
to come C.ade of Liberty J" but Mr. Webster
to have ouixrown IT, Yankee notions have rocked it
childhood
There quite display of fire works from the roof
the Aor House the evening, and tho stars and stripes
together with of Daniel Webster, the object
OF much admiration from the grated spectators think
present will convince Mr. FILLMORE that he
PIE pare private life the 4th OF March, 1868,
for that candidate OF the democratic party
who shall be able unite the wings in New York. and
The two hostile armies Of Cass and Buchanan in Pennsyl
yania. If notification in the South, it
would be impossible 10 rally party merely the Com
promise. o. +. z.
New York, May IA, 1851.
The funeral procession las it is called here by the old
hunkes and Knickerbockers) of President Fillmore and
his political family has awakened general dsrust of the
present nisraton and created general belief in the
whg ranks that President Fillmore and VIM H. Seward
understand each other perfectly. Mr. Crenden, in his
Battery speech denounced vehementy all those who
did not stand by the Union when in the crowd
called out--"He means Seward" The President turned
quickly around, shaking his head negatively, and Mr.
Crenden shook his head uriousy, and said" No -
He the eceders Of the South and not the disunon-
lists Of the North He dared denounce them. 1t idle
Unon the disunons,s cared for, and the hands
cry possible way, and in all places of profit, emolu-
ard was up for the United States Senate, Governor
Fish was induced his personal influence with
the members OF the legislature Stewards cleo
ton, and the New York cusomho is filled with evil
dences of the used Albany the cleo
ton OF William III. Seward. General Taylor did much
to strengthen that power and IL has become potent
for Master Feeble Fillmore Put Master Silence bed"
ard let the New York custom house alone tell of all that
has been done and doing augment the evils OF alb
clifton and disunon sentiments and the President Of the
United States will sink into appendage Of William ii
Seward, ThurIow Weed, and Horace Greeley. The peo-
ole the South should learn these facts and know who
their true friends the North. The OF the
Union tending the development OF truth in this
spect i'm porunt the southern section of country
learn read and inwardy digest; for the only friends
OF the South democrats here-ever have been and
will be- world without end. AMEN.