The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-11

Ohio wing. and new H.mp.Airs Democrats.
In our paper OF the 9th inst we mentioned that the
vhig convention OF Ohio had eyaded any commtal on
the fugtive-save law and placed itself in the position TO
continue its long. standing alliance with the aboonsts
The particular resolution referred to is in the follow
ING words;
Resolved, Thai, as the compromise ,0os moi
recommended by ,0hig and nof passed
a, party by Coagr, perfect liberation Of opinion
r,pag those should be accorded 10 mhigs every
phus"
Here we have positive and direct attempt on the part
Of the wings of Ohio off from the wing party and
from the present wing dynasty all responsibility for those
Of adjustment which the wing party OF the
South bases It's claims popular confidence and support
The wings OF Ohio say distinctly that the compromise
measures were not recommended by wing adminstra'
tion that the wing party not responsible for them and
that they do not in any manner affect the claims of Mr.
Fmores administration TO the confidence OF the country
Mr.. Corwin. the Secretary OF the Treasury was in Ohio
when the Ohio wings refused to acknowledge any re-
sponsibiy of the compromise measures and
made oyertures the aboltonist enemies of that Com
promise We trust, however that he had hand in the
business-that he had no agency in placing the wing
party of Ohio in the disreputabe position it now occu-
pies But for the apology which the Republic made for
the presidential approval Of the fugiveslave law-an
apology which clearly addressed TO the abolition ele
ment OF northern whiggery-no could have suspected
that Mr.. COrwin, any other member of the cabinet
would be implicated in attempt to shrk the response
bity OF the Compromise, in order TO supplcate abolition
support
The course pursued by the Ohio wing convention is
well calculated excite the appehensons of the patriot
But of the organs Of the administration will fail
10 condemn it. They will OF course pirate, with
more or less heayiness in their prate, of the high
aims OF federalism, and the staunch resolve OF the
administration to forget party for the sake of the con
federacy. They mayeeven quote Mr. Stuart's declara
ton in Virginia. but We venture say that their patriot
ism will not induce them denounce the dangerous plat
form Of Ohio whiggery. Despite all their patriotic pro
LESSONS, they look party the highest OF al
political motives.
The modification We experienced at seeing the dan.
gerous policy OF the Ohio wing convention is some wha
relieved by the patriotic action Of the democratic egsla
ture of New Hampshire. Our readers will remember
that during the late in that State, the democrats
ascertaned that their candidate for governor tam
pering with free-sosm. The election was near al
hand Il was dangerous to make change Of can
didates without hazarding wing triumph But. &c
their honor be it said the democracy OF New
Hampshire did not hesitate Il the danger. ant
was willing meet it, 1t preferred defeat to the cleo
ton OF suspected man. Ii repudated the Atwood nom
nation, and placed Mr. Dnsmores name before the people
Mr. Dinsmore is now Governor Dinsmore. The homes
patriotism OF New Hampshire rewarded by success
and a. the fruit OF that find that the following
preamble and resolutions passed by the New Hamp
shire legislature by vote of ten to tpo in the senate and
OF one hundred and Hytaso to tineypo in the house
They furnish striking contrast to the action OF Ohio
whigs We commend the contrast to the organs IN TIM
city
Preamble amd resolutions Of The Nso Hampshtre isgislatut
Whereas in the message Of his exceency the governor
our attention has been invited the late OF Congress
Intended for the justment of angry and dsngerou
controversy which has long disturbed the amcabe elaon
between the States Of the Union and whereas REGARD
those acts dspensabe 10 dsarm sectional agitation Il
calm the ma ona and restore that unity OF
ment 50 essential the harmony Of the republic there
fore,
Rsoivsd by the nHais and house of rsps,s~taip IN
raj court cowpened That the State of New Hampshire APP
proves Of the adoption of these measures as essential ape
for the peace preservation and progress OF on
glorious Union, and that pledge her 10 sustain the En
iec ssd in the further OF all constitutional mean
TO enforce obedience to the laws.
R,solrsd, That his sxceeDcy the governor DO tequeseo
TO transmit copies OF the foregoing preamble and resoiu
lions TO the President of the United States and the governors
Of the several States and Territories