The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-13

at one time implore the Almighty 10 curse the country
WIN war; pestilence. and famine, rather than elect
military cheiian. AT another time this party did not
hesitate TO make military merit the exclusive test OF quail
hcaon for craftsmanship, dscardng and throwing over
board such eminent leaders Messrs Clay and Webster
with as little ceremony Of the pagan tribes OF the
East do their Old and women when their hair turns
gray. This party change everything but its princi-
pies ls name, lis tactics. leaders be abandoned
with much young lady does her riding dress,
bu It's principles never.
But our remarks carrying us away from the single
pon, which il purpose to notice this morning
which was the frivolous pretence that because Mr. Van
Buren, and GiddIngs acted together on the Buffalo plat
FORM therefore the democratic party is responsible
for abolition and free-soilism and must consider the
Compromise OF the last Congress as the reason for the
election OF wing President in 1882 To refu,e the fall
acies OF the special organ. in its endeavor TO make il
appear that whiggey at the North is patriotic acqu
essence IN the fuglve-slaye law, quoted extracts
from The wing presses in Vermont that have been so I'M
fortunate as not TO have studied the lesson OF humbug
gerry which the special organ is teaching at Washing
tom and we add in the spirit an extract from The
Buffalo Daily Courier. in which the public can see the
different language which is held by the Vermont democ
racy on the same subject
From the Buffalo Daily Courier
VERMONT DEMOCRACY After the election free soil
whig the United States Senate from Massachusetts
through the ins,rumentaiiy Of protesting democrats IL
gratifying to learn that the baleul example not likely
affect the democralpf neghboring S,aes--at any rate
not those OF Verm ,nt, Maine, or New Ham pshire.
The democratic State convention Of Vermont have called
State convention al Montpelier the 22i instant TO
present candidates for governor lieutenant governor and
treasurer TO be supported by the democracy of
ALL,
indicates, without mistake the sound from which
II emanates Il urges all who would honestly act with
and cordially sustain the national democratic party upon
the platform drawn by the hand OF Silas Wright, ana
adopted by the Baltimore convention in 1885, and reafrm.
ed by every national democratic convention since tina,
tne and who would cherish and follow the advice OF
Wash in his Farewell Address his counymen 10
ndgns ntly from upon the first dawning of every aelnp III
to ALLEVIATE any portion of country from the rest
enfeebe The sacred which link together its various
parts, attend that may consult and together
the common country"
But in order that the special organ may not imagine
that the indications which exist OF the nfdelity OF the
wing party 10 the Compromise too partial if taken
from what is occurring in Vermont we subjon for lis
benefit the following which appear in the Ohio papers
From the gainesville Telegraph.
Mr.. Glppaos AND Mr.. WADE on THE STUMP -siessr rs
Giddings and Wade viii be in gainesville Tuesday 9Th Of
May and address the citizens of Lake county, the
house, O'Clock, p Let all who 20 and hear
them.
From the Ohio Statesman.
We call the attention of the Scoto Gazette the ,aes
vile Courier, the Dayton Jonrnsl and paptrs Of like k
tue above meeting, 10 be held Tuesday Paines
vile Ohio, 10 denounce the ugiuve-si.ve law the great
me OF the Fillmore administration
No has been denounced by the VIII press of Ohio
more bi.erly than Mr.. Giddng' and we find Mr.
Wade. the newy.ec "wha" senator meeting with
Mr. Gdaings denounce these papers the
whig administration make the chief object oftheir port
measures Which, told by the Washington Republic
and other pa pers alone this Union aud keep its
parts together.
Mr. Giddings, and whose columns daily filed with
patronage from Mr. Flmores administration. inform
whe lis rhg senator, Mr.. Wade /. goug, and 10 what
point the wing party is follow Those wing parers
The South no have pronounced the charge that Wade 1.
ans slavery tree-soer lie Of the democratic papers
of Ohio, will, presume in due get their eyes
omen