The daily union., 1852-12-23

time for everybody that stands inside OF an organization
that has The least preence 10 health No matter how
they have been divided heretofore no matter how ran.
eofousy the barnbuners complained OF the democracy in
ls4s, II they have repenedand the only sign of repent
ance that they have up 10 the Baltimore platform
So2-hey are TO be taken 10 be just exactly COOS
as Dew. There is to be no distinction. A mans ante
cedens are no loHger TO be OF any force That subsan
i've is TO be boted out from the political dictionaries and
nan IS TO have anIecedents But The that in 1855
staads square the PLATFORM how he got there
or where he irom--it has been proclaimed from
preuy high source that standing the platform every
lhiY they organized Tor in Is4S has been achieved
eveE thing This proclaimed, not by that stand
side but by men that stand inside al the very heart and
centre ol the healthes organization there the
| ttys They say that everything they proposed in lsas
| they have achieved and accomplished and they
are 10 have double victory They have beaten The dem
ocras IN lsis they have beaten the wings in 1852 and
a. becomes modest patriots they now claim, having done
doabe portion OF the duty adonbe share of the reward
And he editor that lives so near General Pierce that he
can Utmost hear him think, says il will not make any
ieaied the illastrous senator from Michigan, r CAss
And lei me say, sr-l am going TO speak right out
/ Mr. cASS, lin his sea'.) Oh, don't! [Laughler.l
| Mr. HALE Yes, | shall tell You, you will like me
better after have done il than you do now
Mr. CASS, I'm his seat) Donl Pm afraid [Con,in ued
laughter
Mr HALE. say that il the barnburners in 1913, by
the declaration which has been made, achieved all they
proposed to do they would thousand told better neuer
haze oganised And, sir, II had supposed at that time
that the obect--which do believe now-was 10 appea
the aumanity the love of liberty, and the fear OF God
that there in the country, and drill them all in
drilled segeanls to help vndicate the fanced the real
ongs of Mr. Van Buren, inflicted by the friends of Gen
Cass-l speak OF him as historical man now, sr-if
had supposed that was the end and aim, would
have severed my right hand from my body than have
gone 10 the ballot box for any such purpose.
| Mr.. CASS, lin his seat) Enough said.
| Mr.. HALE. Well, sir, that is all have TO say upon
tha, say. then, that this article 10 which alluded
has this thing pretty distinctly shadowed out But am
sorry 10 see, for the sake Of the peace and harmony
which wish to all around me- that this editor does
not think little further He is very clear in thinking
what will be The effect of these different factions operaI-
ing in times past He thinks it just as meritoous
to support Mr.. Van Buren, 10 support General Cass
and no matter whether man was IN Mr. Folks cabinet
or out OF IT, it does not hurt him at all. help him. He
have clean bill OF health let his position have been
what il may. But the editor OF The New Hampshire Pa
trio, does not so clear in some other things. He
does not go say what he thinks General Pierces
opinions are between Young America and old iogies He
is unfortunately silent upon that subject lar read
the artte for, sir that may be considered embraced
under various sections into which the parry has been
divided; and think that Tar that is concerned, the
old iogies and Young Americas may both occupy with
equal hope the anxious stool until some further develop
| mens are made.
There is another thing that the editor is silent about,
and does favor with General Pierce's opinions
and that is, whether the Gulf OF Mexico is our basin of
lie s entirely silent about that and about Cuba,
100, The great questionable question OF questions, about
which all hearts are palpa,lng and every body is
ious Why, SIR patriotism Is impatient under the check,
20 and plant the standard OF republican liberty the
shores of Cuba and extend the OF freedom
that island. There great many that In patriotic de-
voon, and in palrioc desire TO outrun The i'm
pulses OF democracy upon this subject be
beforehand and they left in dreadful state OF
uncertainty. IL is not only probemaiical whether the
OF freedom is to receive this enlargement. and the
friends of II 10 receive this encouragement from the in
coming administration; but indeed, have
oulgvings misgivngs-l do not know which 10 call
them, but will call them givings al any rate-upon this
subject Some papers which represent the nteTes-you
know what interest that isthat controls this country
have had some msgvngs, or gvings out, lar south of
here and represent that II Is not entirely clear that 1t
would be Tor the interest OF gentlemen who have been
the habit OF considering their interest the interest OF the
country, to have Cuba annexed 1t is entirely prob
emaueal in their minds what the effects OF il would be
And, sir YOU know that doubt expressed in regard 10
the pfopriely or expediency OF measure some half
dozen degrees south OF here has effect upon the
calculations OF prudent politicians than half dozen con-
demnahons from as many degrees north. | think it is
unkind 10 this way, when undertaking TO illuminate and
to lubrcate upon the views which the incoming admin
sratlon are TO cary out 10 be upon this great question
so entirely silent.
Ii may be said sir, that this is none OF my business
II is true, il is But you know when we are here we
are not TO speak OF Individuals but endeayorng or
should be endeavorng, 10 work up our opnns 10 a large
and national sense oil things. trying do this SIR
AN irylhg TO get LARGE liberal, national view OF
things And declare, sir, that feel the worst appre.
tensions and orebodngs when see the dark cloud hch
the future hangs up before the paoc foresight OF those
who would carry the American glory aud the American
standard over the continent, and the islands of the sea-
by this silence which maintained by the President elect
and his friends Now, let me tell these gentlemen that
il they want my humble opnion-it is not worth much
know will tell them that, upon this subject OF Cuba
they haye spoken before their time The idea that the
agricultural interests require more sugar a mistake
The agricultural interest OF the North when they find
what tue South has SAID, will begin TO think that they
have quite sweelenng enough, and will not want Cuba
thrown into the dish.
owe apology 10 the Senate for going over these
matters upon this subject; but II seemed TO me that the
ume and the occasion was an appropriate one. come
back slr, 10 the subject irpm which started and end
as began, by sayns that the which assigned
when the subject up before and the reasons which
have now stated, such operate in my mind con.
eusYey 10 forbid the proprey Of conletring this rank
u should be remembered the suuieet has been before
Congress once belore and that Congress neg or re-
fused 10 pass it-l don't know whch-and, Ia law, il
man has opportunity to do thing and negects IT, it is
Just the II he refused say that the opportunity
has been before the American Congress betofs TAe
proposition was made 10 confer tha title, aud that we
neglected or refused To pass II.
Mr.. SHIELDS On has seat) We passed IT,
Mr., HALE II did not pass both houses; did il
MI. SHIELDS. Il passed the Senate,
Mr. HALE. Well, sir, Congress neglected 10 pass il
When they bad an opportunity 10 do aud nasmueh as
they neglected 10 pass IT, they refused pass am not
stating The philosophical and critical analysis OF wha; the
journals show, but AN taking national view OF the
thing and that is, that the proposition was before
The eouny and before Congress- and Congress would not
pass ~ They neglected and refused refused and ne.
geciedthey are tantamoupt phrases. Well SIR If after
having he thing before you prior the last presidential
election you declined to do IL IT, when General Scou's
honots were fresh upon him, and when the memory OF
the events end their praise was filing every
tongue, you then neglected and refused 10 confer this
haube upon him. what will the country say reason
that you take up after he has been defeated Now SIR
Will appeal to those gentlemen that think will not