The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-22

NV YokK. August. 1851.

result OF the recent elections the South and West up
on the popular mind in this Stale and New England
The lesson drawn from II tells not oay OF the import
ance OF greater practical respect for the rights OF the
States, but OF the earnest devotion OF controlling
orty in the South to the Union made by their fathers
and also OF the sincere disposition of the great North
west, as represented by Indiana sustain the compro-
mise measures of the last Congress intact Were cleo.
tons to be held in this section OF the Union tomorrow,
in the South, acquescence In the compromise
ures could not fail 10 become the by which aspirans
must stand or faa party nomination proving of avail
in favor oil any man suspected OF entertaining views
which initiate Immediately remotely against the pres
ervaon of that condition OF brothery regard between the
people OF the two sections of the conedeacy absolutely
necessary for the preservation of the Union, which is
based wholly the disposition of the whole country to
support It,
In the fall election in this State your readers may rely
on IT. wherever man is put up who carries his ban.
the repeal modification of the fugitive slave law
he will be doomed 10 defeat, except in few districts OF
the west in which the opposition TO whggery is exceed
ingy weak In this city sympathizer with Mr. Sew.
ard within 10000 of election, notwi,hstand-
ing the late unconditional surrender of the sver-gray
wing Of the wing State committees, who usual were
out.managed You will perceive that the Express is busy
with efforts to quibbe its friends out OF the dilemma in
which this surrender has placed them The structures of
the Journal OF Commerce upon the subject express
phatcally the views of three fourths of the late wing
merchants of New York city, who make conceament
of their determination to wash their hands clean of the
woolly- head union which managers would patch up, in
the hope that may continue in their hands much of
the spoils of State Office as they now hold
Among the remarkable things lately occurring here,
may mention the change which has taken place in the
last six months in the minds of the artisans of the city
with reference to the doctrines and purposes Of Mr.
Horace Greeley. You must have noticed that we
almost nothing of strikes industrial congresses, agraran
meetings, trade ros &C., &c., in the New York city pa
pers Nine-tenhs of those which have occurred here in
the preceding two years the work of Greeley and
the OF oafng and crazy or knayish pseudo phoso-
piers he the habit OF keeping around him, who have
helped him 80 far TO do the ''head work" (they would
starve before they would soil themselves with " hand
wok) required in his game of cheating the mechanics
out Of all their spare pennies After all the noise these
people have made in the newspapers, they have &C
compished literally nothing more than their own ex
posnre 10 their intended dupes 1t is notorious that the
rank and file they had with them when in full blast
were men fresh from living and laboring under the
oppression of European instituons-men well nigh as
ignorant of the effect of institutions like ours upon the
condition OF the who labors with his hands as the
horse OF the mechanism OF watch. To the credit Of
their heads and hearts, have to write that it requires
bat very lew months of experience and observation in
this country induce them TO turn their backs on Gree
lev Co 8 schemes for using them. Generally, as soon
as they get work. at average rates. II not devoted to the
not house. they realize that they enjoy in America all the
advantages TO attain which il was necessary to "agiate
with bayoHets their breasts the other side OF the At
anc and then they quickly leave the chara,ans TO vic
mze only those who have been less time in the United
States Greeley's mandy -pamby letters from Europe
have done much to from his hide the sheepcoat OF
ultra liberalism his views OF European affairs, which
he often found convenient TO wear IN aborng to con-
summa,e his ends Thus, he Sides on personal examl-
nation, with Austria, against the people OF laly-man-
ID At ,ha hpcfr hayp re-
en,s mos, appropriate Italian deserts. AS for his ed
,orial correspondence from Europe, | may uuhiully
write you that passes among New ork readers io me
most wshy- washy sp.shod illusions penned IRON The
Worlds Fair by any American writing IN Europe Tor he
United States press All New York appears 10 be ashamed
that the so.called American commissioner Mr. kiddle
Welding to the solicitation OF the snalcs who went over
10 the show from this quarter appointed Greeiey Inc
chairman of the committee the American department.
of the affair II sdoubess true that the Encouragement
nj This Mr. Riddle and the absence oil Greeley from me
duties Of his appointment thus obtained, tcgeiher did
much towards rendering the American articles exhloed
90 mncb The subject of the ridcue OF the British press
uoysver his game is hardly worth the candle. Greeley
having exposed himself eIecuay enough 10 insure that
n future he will stand in New York on his proper level
more bareaced charataa IS not TO be found IN ihis
cy-bs sole reliance being on impotence, extraordinary
professions and utter unscrupuousness IN the use OF
mean, "a accomplish his ends. His proficiency IN the
latter line was capitay illustrated not long since by The
pubc establishment of the fact that certain editorials oil
hi; tending destroy the business OF CON-
merca house IN New York. were paid for as advertise
mems nv rival establishment here allude 10 the ALTAR
~ The two ar,.union establishments, Coupn, Nbert x
Co.'S, and the National
Notwithstanding the usual dizziness OF New York
trade at this season. jobbers are dong quite ousl
ness prncp ally with traders from very distant points
who have been at northern and eastern watering
olacs. and are now on their way home There never
were before in this city, in August as many Strangers by
twenty thousand as are here. The consequence is,
Thai the hotels and lodging houses continue TO be agree
aby oppressed with the too great crowds which have
hoeo mon them ever since the commencement OF the
Iast fall trade Thus, rooms are hardly TO De mad De-
low Canal street for love money! every public
honse beng crammed TO its utmost capacity. In the
while there is plenty OF work for all The builders
dalv arriving from Europe well from the interior;
for there never was before time when anything like so
MANY houses were gong up in New York Wages are
NJ course better here than ever beore nor is II al
all probabe that they will fall unless through an I'M
foreseep general revulsion in commerce.
In the course OF the investigations into the details OF
The city's business, which am so fond oil making,
have recently been struck with the greaty-nereasing
rnropean demand for New York manufactured pants
IA strange "a NAV seem, very large business IS grow
no mn in the expectation of greens and yellows IRON
This mort 10 Germany and Italy. This affords another
k np proof of the capacity OF our manufacturers to com
,e,e on equal terms with those OF Europe. New York
. indebted 10 the sagacy, skill and enterprise OF the
Ill k,oyn bouse of the Temans for this and