The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-25
EITY OF WASHINGTON.
yxIpAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1891.


=, ncghbor insists that no democrat can support the
.Omss effected by both the great political parties OF
Country, and which designed TO take the subsec,
.,sfy out 5he vortex OF politics; and he sill main.
that the line of 80 deg 30 min 10 the Pacific is the
,,msnt which must be made to the secessonists OF
N Carolina Where the points OF difference are so
"a, and ineconcilable it is obvious that discussion
argument would be Ruthless. We refer, therefore,
NE notices our neghbor has been pleased 10 extend
!. only 10 say that we leave him in quiet possession
III The advantage he derive from the application
makes Of the dying words of the old Choctaw chief
Al ma. ia ha. We looked upon these words as ex-
ssye Of the sad influence which will be experienced
o,r county if any portion of itNorih, South. East,
Westeyer practically exerts the doctrine of secss-
n. As he applies them, they emblemac OF the
Of the institution Of slavery, unless the States which
We the control OF it set up separate confederacy He
aks disunion necessary 10 maintain that institution.
think disunion will involve not only that interest,
Il, all the others which we have inherited from our
MheIs IN one common rum.
I'VE are STAKEHOLDER ourSelf, of fifty years exre.
noe. and we believe that the causes which affect the
hue OF this species OF property must be understood by
much better than they can be by the editor OF the
uA~n Press who never owned slave, and probably
yer will. But entertain hope that our expe.
nee can be made useful to one who grayely asserts
Al the Compromise places the South out OF the Union
this respect. our neghbor reminds us OF very
k,ued French mathematician, whose lectures we once
ended We yeniured to object to one of the results of
calculation in an equation of time, because it contra
ced The Mosaic account Of the creation of the world
gavey replied that he had read but three lines
lhe Bible in the beginning book Of Genesis, and that,
ding in them three things that no, automatically
Ne, be had thrown away the book, and never opened i,
an With all due Difference to the superior learning
ID talents Of the editor, think he treats the consu-
Of his country almost badly as the mathematician
bis Bible He must at least not be offended at us,
ts declining all further discussion with him on the
becof the Compromise, that assert that the South
still in the Union, and that it will never .ecede from it
long as her sons and daughters retain the virtues
hich they inherited from glorious ancestry MOI
BIT as long there is memorial left OF the blood split
The revolution, which consecrates their coil part Of
soil Of all the sovereign members of the confederacy.
Independence, Liberty, and Union. And when the
iOr of the Southern Press can truly record fact
ch will justify his assertion that the South is out of
non and that the institution OF slavery is safer in
sded confederacy than it is in the constitution as it
bw stands, we agree that the "big guns" which were
eiove the grave OF Push.ma ha may be transferred
hose who will take pleasure in firing them over the
pave OF democracy.