The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-07

the Compromise to rally under the flag and the gud.0.
Of that national democracy upon whose principles and
whose policy that great measure OF paeihcaton wa.
framed Since the Compromise passed. more si,n,lv
than ever has il been made TO appear that this nso0
democratic party the only true Union party OF the com
try Against notification. whether in Vermont O, !,
South Carolna-against disunion, whether in Har,o,I
iress and baitlement.
Look again at the facts. The wing party of the COM
try now has the power shown in the election. r..
governor, in foe States out OF thirty onsVermon N,v
York. Pennsylvania Tennessee and Florida In osih..
OF the three largest OF these States have the wb,s a.
majority Of the congressional delegation In Penusylv,
MIA they have already lost the legislature and will dooh
less lose their governor the election at..
place 10 neither house OF Congress will the whis.-
including secession wings. abolition wings and free ~,
whigs-equa in votes that compact phaanx Of the M.
,ional democracy which plants itself upon the map,
nance of the Compromise. But this is not all In sy.v
one Of the northern States which the wing party cor,
trols the Compromise wings are utterly powsrI,v
The Vermont wings have Dullihed the fugitive Law,
and just reelected their notification governor II,
New York and the Pennsylvania wings have inn
proclaimed the only repealable portion of the Con.
promise fully open 10 agitation and repeal. In Ohio.
where the wings have the legislature, the wing vote
that body is about four 10 one against the Compromi
and the late wing State convention has, by formal rs
luton Just scattered TO the winds its whole force and o.
legation as a settlement In truth. this is a sad predi
ment for party presenting its leader to assume the quar-
Han ne tha Ruf hs~ hn ~
whole northern wing party, what, ask. is the prsdi
ment of those northern conservative wings who modest,
ask the national democracy 10 disband. organize Union
party with them, and Nth Joined Banners" elect NJ
Fillmore Can these conservative whig gentlemen cy
one electoral district in the whole North without ,hn
ancompromse wing friends to make beginning a
the Union wing President they offer 10 loan us'
The Baltimore American has Justly denounced, il \,
remember rightly in their regular order and in good N
terms, the successive wing State conventions of Vernon
Pennsylvania and Ohio; and it has recently held 20
public the late carefully constructed New Yot
wing platform a cheat, suberfuge and sro,
for the South In all this the American speaks lust ID.
truth. And now put it TO the candor Of the American
and Of southern wings in general that such wing parry
this is just the party ito emigrate from" Mos, CLEARLY
ever fine name you may give il.
But the man--the embodiment"--the President Of As
strangely proposed and strangely jumbled union coas
vative wing and democratic national, compromise orai
zation is. in the judgment of the American, TO recoaa
all clashing elements, harmonze all opposing principle
and blend the heterogeneous mass of conservatism ua
political symmetry, and beauty, and strength Such
the Americans view then, is the power Of tardy u,
partial repentance of deadly and lifelong political Gn
What can Mr.. Fillmore stand upon in the doing Of ha
great union deed Certified by his own Secretaryd
the Treasury. in the course of his vice-presidena
canvass, as "a knoun abolitionist," be, as npu
sentative Of any Compromise policy, has political pit
Divorced from his party in all its stronghods, and L.
nounced as an apostate from his OWE principles aad hs
party principles. he has it would seem, as party man
no political future The Vermont wings nuyyy hin
The Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and New Jersey whiVS<
sign his "truncheon" to another more stalwar nd
Massachusetts, wings look elsewhere. Johnston Ssn
him in Pennsylvania, and. worse STILL in bis own Sas1
Seward whips in" his friends to the construction
trap" for the South, which, worst Of all, biz ON
Especial organ" bats and sets
And to this look of the future and the past Whist nA
offset in the Presidents present poson7 The RtpsaH
tells us that he has the Offices and the principles v
that he acquiesces in the Compromise Az 10 bis okm
and principles. before taking them for the basis Of
party, il to be wished that they might give the Pm
ident power TO keep his old one from revolt ssa
him. AS TO the Presidents acquescence in the Ads- F
ment, ii s no peculiar merit Of his 1t Is shared BY nd
men as Gov. Trousdale and Gov Collier, At who's .
wing organs have steadily aimed their batteries hs
shared by the great mass OF men At the South ami .
South Csrolina-witness the August elections and .
grand first gun just heard from mississippi II is sAvx
q matter OF course and without being much bosAd
OF, by every northern democrat OF national lead u =
name
Under one OF thess democratic leaders, the nshou
democratic party will rally for the Union, the Coaps
mise, and the Constitution. That party is national !
name policy, principles. purposes, triumpbs. and no
phes--all are national Beneath the s!s Of this rsa I
democratic organization the country, and the wbos'Od
try, for the future in the past, will stand, ~ VI
lieve, in every crisis, united and safe
America Sail In the Expos,ao. At Le"de~.
We notice in the Journal des Debats al Pans 'ha'
box OF perfumery has been remarked as one Of 10"
excellent for its quality and taste. The article w"&
posted by MIR Jules Hauel. of Philadelphia, at the 10
don Exposition and is admitted to be unsurpassed
similar products exhibited.
KossUrH The mayor Of New York has reoa's
letter from Mr. Brown, secretary OF legation at Cos's