The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-15
Cool EMrOntcIy.

Cool EnrOnteIy.
Our readers will remember that the Republic charge
us some days ago with purpose to destroy the nfu-
ence now excited by the wings OF the South 10 the
Union" Oar readers will also remember that we re-
PEELED and disproved the charge The Republic OF yester
day attempts TO fortfy itself by citing extracts from our
paper, The extracts cited are as follow:
From Union Of July
The dangerous tendencies of northern gsery have
been scarcely modified by adoption of the Com promise
Had the wh2 party OF the South acted with patriotic and
disineresed irmness-ii 1t would act with pa
oc and disinteesled Grmnessthe northern wing party
would be forced abandon It's present position, and cease
its efforts to breed discord aud enRender strife.
From the Union Of July 10.
We also commented on the extraordinary that the
wing parry Of the South had continued its alliance with
the northern iederaliss while they engaged in this
unhoy work. and The still extraordinary fact that the
southern wings, while claiming bo the exclusive friends
OF the Compromise now reuning the political bonds
which bind Them TO the lactolists OF the North.
These The extracts which the Republic confess
eddy bases lis charge against We defy impartial
mind to find in those extracts the shadow of foundation
for the charge. On the 9Th Of July said and say
now, tina, if the whg party OF the South would even
act with patriotic and disinierested rmness The
northern wing party would be forced abandon its pres
ent position, and its efforts breed dscord and
engender strife 1t is plain even 10 the dues compre
of all the political evils which have flowed from the anti
slaveFy excitement. And il is also plain the
day sun, any unjaunicel eye that but for the aid
supper, which the wings of the South have furnished
and furnishing 10 the wing party OF the North.
the curreIt Of aggression would be arrested. and
would not he torn by the distress ng doubts Of the
iuure VIII ch disturb tie peace of patriotic citizens.
On The 10 OF this month did say, and repeat il
now, that the southern whgs while claiming be the
exclusive friends OF The Compromise, are now reunns
the political bonds which bind them the factonists of
tue North" In making this statement, we stated the
truths and we will not 20 out of Washington to prove
the truth OF what have said. and now repeat We
content ourselves with referring 10 the course OF conduct
pursued by the organs OF the administration in this city
10 the of the Republic and to the course OF the
NATIONAL Inttidgencer Neither OF these journals has
moved finger rebuke the plain and patent efforts OF
tae wing parry Of the northern and north States
to continue lh. former alliance with the anti slavery
sentiment, by refusing TO lay down any plan Of part,
action which supposed 10 be disasteful to the
anti slavery party When Of the wing eau
cuses and conventions had taken a course too
plain TO be msinierpreted and too outrageous to
be defended. the Republic and its ally were as
silent as the tomb They uttered no word OF con-
note OF dissent was whispered by either OF them When
wing conventions used sozng words 10 conceal from the
hasy reader their anslavey and anti .compromse pur
poses and nominated candidates and adopted resolutions
which had no other meaning but cour, anti slavery
support they defended such conventions and ap-
pauded such conduct It is not necessary for us now to
cumber columns by citsg the particular instances in
which these things have been done for we have already
me- Mi he tha nol
Hunt; we have already mentioned the election of Wade
and Of Fish; have already mentioned the Connecticut
resolutions, the Pennsylvania resolutions and the
nation of Governor Johnston and the course pursed BY
the Ohio convention which nominated Mr. vinton
Blu, we have no, mentioned any OF all these things
with design destroy the influence exerted by the
wings OF The South to save the Union We have en-.
dcavoed 10 strengthen any influence which the wings
Of the South may be disposed for that holy pur
pose by pointing out 10 them the which they have
heretofore committed under the unuswor,hy lead OF the
wing press We have endeavored speak frankly to the
southern whigs-to point to them and explain how
they have been duped, msed and deceived into course
OF action which nothing less than warming frozen
serpent that has stung them in the breast. We
wish also TO them of the dangerous quick
sands into which designing presses are now leading
them-of the nsdious whispers of the Republic. and
other wbg prints. to induce them to take the serpent
to their bosom again. and again il into life. be
stung by more fatal wound.
In this behalf our words were words Of warning and
instruction. Blu, there is another point.
The Republic undertakes to cast mpu,aton the
sincerity with which the Union supports the Compromise
This undertaking. coming from such source. the very
topmost height OF barefsced efron,ery In the day OF
trial and OF danger. when the best and boldes
of the country stood appalled, at the pers which
menaced us, the Washington linton sustained the Com
promise with all it's zeal and ability The present editor
bis first address to the public taking charge OF the paper
sanctioned the patriotic Of his predecessor in this
behalf and from that time TO this the Union has ted
up that sanction. But will not argue this point
with any for is notorious that The chief condem
nation we have received has been for faithful adhe.
TO the COMPOUNDS il stands Least Of all will
condescend to argue the subject with the Republic
paper which haed against the Compromise with all the
talent possessed and labored with all lie zeal in favor
of the nonacon policy OF General Taylorthat policy
which Mr. Webster himself has said would have plunged