The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-16

Senator Seward ths party organ. OF Indiana
We extract the following statement and comment from
the central State organ of the wing party OF Indiana
the Indiana State Journal Our readers will remember
that the State Sentinel is the central organ OF the demo-
cratic party OF that State:
FnEK-soL oAspIDArE.-The New York Journal of Com.
York, as suitable candidate of the ffee-so party for
President in the next election lie would be strong can.
northern States State Sentiasi.
Governor Seward is now aud always has been a whig
and Is not at all probable that he will be any thing
eSe' as he gentleman OF character and principle He
never acted with the free-so party but pres
Dental election supported General Taylor zeal and
great ability He did much any other man TO give
New York to him, and he will do much as any other
sa 70 give 10 whoever may be the whig candidate in
ls52-State Journal
Ii is generally claimed that the wing party of Indiana is
as little abolitiOnsed the wing party OF any State Of
the North II is certainly usually deemed 10 be far less
abolitionzed than the wing party OF many Of the north
ern States Yet the above notice OF Senator Seward by
the leading organ Of the whig party there surely shows
that the abolition faint upon Indiana whggery is Deep
and likely TO be lasting. 1t will be remembered that in
the last Congress Senator Stewards aboltonism carried
him far move that New Merieo should be at once
admitted State into the Union, plainly by OF
the fact that the instrument got up under the lead of the
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her constitution, contained clause prohibiting slavery
The vote was taken. and Mr. Stewards "aye" stood
alone in its glory against forty His last
ukase to his wing followers is his letter against the ug-
tive law, in which he declares
FIRST. That the law is fagranly unconstitutional;
Second. That the execution of the fugitive law is
the transfer OF the social economy of the South into
the northern States, and is therefore at war with the
continuance OF the Union;
nd, thirdly. The letter makes no reference whatever
to the execution obligation OF the clause of the cons,.
tuition commanding the restoration of the fugitive slave
thus leaving the plain inference that Mr. Seward excludes
this clause from the constitution which he is sworn to
support
And this is the senator who, the central organ
Of the wing party in New York some weeks ago as
sured US, had the wings OF that State at his back
counting up his ninety five members Of the whig
Legislature, his hundred wing presses" his nine
tenths OF She wing voters Of the State," and who,
finally, has in his interest. and his beck the
entire wing organization OF the State a, this time
united upon platform dictated by him, and SO die.
aed to be justly denounced by the ablest wing jour
nails of the southern country "a cheat, a subterfuge,
and snare for the South !" This is the senator who is
now embraced and goriheL by the leading State organ Of
the Indiana wings as having been the most influential
wing leader in New York in ls4s, and the upon
whose exertons and lead, than upon those OF any
other leader, the wings must in their presidential
struggle in 1852
Can southern wings cooperate in party organized
and led at the North II they do so, do they most
Aagranty betray their section, and leopard the whole
cial system in which they have been reared