The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-30
TT r UNION.

graduate fellow democrats that recent events ndicsi
lheobao'lity Of soch triumph in this State, while il
uhe Un'on u seems certain But we cannot hide from
ourselves The fact that, il left in that great
,es 10 moora over whig victory in the State IL will b.
due to me same causes that defeated Cass and Batter
ls4e. The Energies OF every true democratic should h
constantly enefted with view TO the great battle. W.
must ascertain our forces and marshal them now and
There be men with US who OF u.s. il is far bette
we should understand the fact ai this lime than that suel
men should disorder ranks by deseIlion when W,
lace our opponents in 1852 The democracy have neve
couled the alliance OF abolioniss iaotonists OF an.
hue, and never will II we would conquer, we mus
carry our principles with into The field. and
with and for them
With modification and regret discover that certain
presses and individuals proessedy democratic, sedu
lousy engaged IN endeayong TO revive the agitation o
The slavery quesiions and IN advocating principles tina
atl ate them with Senator Seward and other 9,sabo
lonlss. BY such apostles OF democracy are ds.
required TO shout hosannas al the expected election OF
federal aboliiionis to The United States Senate by dis
graceful coalition OF democrats and free sellers in
neghborng State, and the next asked 10 advoca
aud support Infamous bill legislature TO multi,
the laws OF Congress and violate the constitution VIII
such doctrines and their supporters The democracy hav
no Affinity /, is asseTled--and facts would To jus
uiy the asseron--,hat in the campaign OF 1852 lh,
democracy would have 10 contend not only with its an
cienl opponent bul also with anti Unon free. sol
party Let us prepare TO do our duty against both an,
If will but proclaim firmly and openly the time
honorsd principles OF democracy, and repudate all hew
and blue light doctrines shall triumph over all oppo
sition. and throw The huge weight OF New York in TIT
4,
achieve this must shun alike the false theories engen
dered by tme-servng demagogues and the false ligh
held out by concealed enemies and false friends
In view OF the dangers which, in our judgment, bese
the party, we do adopt the following resolutions and d
rect them 10 be published:
ReotgeJ, That The value of the Union, guarantee
peace aud happiness among the States, and bow o
promise 10 the uation-, Is Infinite and incacuable.
Rsyped, That the con. tItulion Of The United States i
the oay bond OF union among the States, aud tha IL
true strengh Is Inc OF the people for IL, aud tie
faithful observance Of all us compromises aud the
quenl avoidance Of sectional controversies and agiabn
Resoipea, That tdellY Ia the constitution has al way
been and always be essential element Of d
mocfaey TIA, there can be 20 denoa,aey IN any one h'
or who s'rs up enmiy between the States or sections
Roto,d Tia, these are and always have been ca rdna
doctrine, Of the deuoca'ic party 10 which oil others, hoV
ever tmpo'iant subo di,e and secondary; that se
the late painni division oil the parry in The STATE hao
rnro~n suspicion upon the fidelity Of section i, Il
these prime pies, reunion was rendered possible al eff
ctsd solely the rrainance OF these prime pies by
adoption Of the following resoluuons
Re,oiped That party York proud Il
ayew their fraternity with and 's devotion TO- The great principle
Democratic Conventions held Baltimore in 1870 ~, aud ~
and ,ey LOOK FORWARD nope and confidence TO the complete tn
"Rolped That congratulate country upon
the people oil these states"
Roprg, That any departure from the terms spirit o
these fesoin'l ms, passed by the State sy
ncuse, VOCATION OF he good iah there pIgted de
sesiibn OF rhe reunited DEMOCRATIC party. aud as
leture ~ ai claim 10 democratic fellowship support
ReSotred, That " We congtatuate The country upon the
setleen, by Congress Of the questions which have
unharry divided The people " these State, ard Pc
caliy the deerm nation evinced by the democracy
our glorious State and OF the Union that settle
in all parts and regard with abiorte al
nended ada pied revive The agitation
Of those perious questions which happily settled
by Congress
Rescued, That the chief of com promise wa
the "ingItvs.save i~-a Law ia all Us provisions
formed and IN wi IA constitution aud en-
titled and worthy Of The cordis obedeuca OF all who
tnai Compromise, and hat who directly
indirectly k abro2ae that law. inarne opposi
tion TO IL can be OF the democracy.
RssRpet, That observe with indignation that Mr.
Coffin has Introduced into the legislature Of hs bill
designed TO null tina, law, and which may properly b,
christtned repudiae The constitution and
solve the union that the BID la question. while dicn
IA detail tstntmons In purpose and emneny deservni
OF democratic friends advocates of sucl
neiaIious neither claim receive
ieuance or support Of democrats,
On motion Of Mr. G. w. Robertson
Rsotpsd, That foregoing be published in the demo
paperS Of the city, and that copies thereof be
the democratic committees IN New York, Abuny, and othe
portions OF the Sate
HoRhTI0 SEYMOUR, IT,, Chairman