The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-12


and three whgs, viz Eliot OF Boston Taylor of Ohio
and McGaughey, OF Indiana The 100 votes in favor OF
the bill were composed OF
50 democrats
81 southern wings,
northern wings.
1t is entire folly in any democrat them say that this
not democratic The record speaks for itself
The votes there. They consist of every southern
vote-34 democrats and "a wings, and % northern dem
ocrats and only three northern wings The votes against
the law So wings and free sellers, and only seventeen
democrats OF what use is it, them to deny the respon
slblIty OF the democratic party for this measured None
whatever. II is democratic measure and we now
to convince the country that 1t shall be sustained
SUCH constitutional and party grounds, which shall
secure the South from agitation and annoyance The
whole South should understand that the northern demo-
Gratis continue firm in the faith OF the democracy as
soemnly set forth at Baltimore in 1914 and S4s that
they moi only believe the principles FORTH but mean
act up to them. The whole South should understand
that there 10 no reliance TO be put the northern
the free soers NORTHERN wing is nothing more nor
less than free soler in Disguise afraid openly to avow
his sennents for fear OF losing southern votes national
politics Though all the feelings and measures OF the
northern wings have been and will be secionQi
and though the northern wing party has KEEP, body and
soul together only by IT'S rREE-son principles yet il,
wishes 10 appear national But whenever il comes 10
voting, what is the result? What the result on the
fugitive slave law Only three of these northern wings
refused 10 vote with the soilersevery man, except
three, voted against executing the compact made by the
States in the constitution
Which party the North, then, shall the South look to
for peace and tranquilltyhe wings, every in the
last House except three voting against them The dem
ocailc party which is the same al the North al the
South-the in 1851 in 1874 and lS45' The wings
tasteful to sectional feelings. whether il law for
giving TO Cesar the things that Caesars, in the shape
OF specie TO government Tor its in that OF
fugitive servant 10 his Have had he ten
cent rebellion" as we'll the fugve.slave rescue
Have not all heard Abbott Lawrence pronounce this
government the most tyrannical and lSoverned country
the face of Gods earth, because Andrew Jackson
forced the specie paying policy, while The wing banks
dshonoring their promises to pay specie de
mand Did he not use all bis influence to create dlsobe
dlence to the laws! Who stood by the laws in those
days' Not wing. Law and order with them means
obedience when they choose TO obey or to dictate obed
TO others.
govern the United States, because ii is the only party
based principle, and no, floating without rudder or
compass on the sea OF expedency II is the only party
that be relied upon for broad national principles that
protect equally North and South, and reject all section
aism OF every kind and nature, whether in the financial
policy OF the government or in our internal and domes
TIC regulations Tied down by openly-avowed princ-
pes the country knows where 10 look for support and
aid the day OF danger and the hour OF trial and i'm
minent peril Every wing administration, since John @
Adams has been forced TO look TO the democratic party
10 help it through its task OF governing the country; and
every such administration has shown that IL had
DEscE in the patriotism, the honor and the aithfuness
It's professions OF the democratic party What trlb
ute OF praise is this TO the truth and pemanency OF our
principles But IT is the fact that they are principles,
nmy liked and specially dehned, that gives Us our
strength benefit The country whether be in power
out Of power. That party that cannot save the coun
try when Is out OF power. as well as guide 10 pros
perty and when il fills all the posts OF honor
with its own adherents is not worthy the name OF a
party II is faction, collection OF shreds and patches
III child of American parenage may serve the ends
OF those who want place. but II no benefactor to our
country or to mankind.
Snail the integrity OF such party ours be ieoparded
Shall we, in hour OF weakness, sully It's vrue9 Or
rather shall we show our own OF virtue by desert
nndtuF ming hark n m hat
faihess is faithful found No; the straggers are
reiaaing 10 the faithful standard bearers OF our flag
The meeting at Salem the 10Th ult has called upon all
democrats rally under the national banner, to reafrm
their long cherished principles TO uphold the Legislation
OF the democratic party IN the last Congress, which has
received the repeated sanctions OF the judiciary and has
been called in question by any but Tree soil poi
cans OF mushroom growth.
Let every democa-let every friend to the Union rally
then, the support OF the democratic candidate. Let
those who have been erng or inactive once more place
themselves in position where they can act with the
glorious democracy OF the Union IN good faith, IN full
confidence, and with those raernal feelings that should
bind together men who TO benefit the ooun-
Try, from love OF country and from determination to
omit sacrifice to render its progress as certain az will
be glorious. Do not be deceived with the idea that mere
force can maintain Union insure its blessings, or
the equally false notion that the present possession OF OF
hce gives party the control OF affairs, or the power OF
rendering that benefit to the country which Is the dearest
aspiration OF every democratic heart The only strong
foundation for POWER, for moral force in the coun
try, whether in or out OF othce, IL respect Tor the hrm
hdely The only salvation for the Union is the fraief
nal anecton OF the people. Never for moment be-
eve that the gea, body of the citizens OF any Stale or
States deliberately intend do wrong" Sach is
Iacksons advice to The foundation ofthe Union
be laid in the raerDal attachments which the citizens Of
the several Staiea bear another OF one
political family, mutually contributing to promote each
others happiness" Let us, then, JOIN the democratic
family OF the Union. prove true 10 the family hearbstone
and altar and show to the country that party de-
serve, have often won the confidence Of the
whole country NINETY THREE.
REMARKS of the Editor of the Post.
That correspondent correct in his opinion OF the
Ultimate result aimed by the controlling portion OF the
wing party in the free States is clearly proved by events
that have transpred within few NOTWITHSTANDING which
may enumerae the choice Of Wade, free-soller TO
The United States Senate from Ohio. by wings the cleo
ton OF the Seward candidate in New York to the United
States Senate by wings; and the following from the
New York Tribune, respecting the position Of parties in
Pennsylvania;
The wings and opposition in Pennsylvania have just
held their conventions, and nominated their candidates
preparatory to the State election which takes place in
October. Each side has strong in its nominee for
governor.
The predominant issue relates 10 the fugitive slave
law. The opposition candidate-Col William Biger OF
Cear6edstands the ground OF Jealous adherence
The entire compromise policy and the convention which
nominated him passed resolutions OF the mos, decided