The daily union., 1852-09-04

address IF portion Of The Executive Committee 10 the
Union Democracy and Union Wigs, friends Of P,nce
and kiag.
Ia common with the other members of the executive
committee Of the constitutional Unon party we have for
msy announced the dissolution OF that parry. with.
drawn It's electoral ticket This OF thing. presents
i'm porant question for the consideration decision
OF the Union democracy OF the State, and those Union
wings who stand identified with In the support Of the
national democ ratio nominees Determined give our
support the election OF Pierce and King, and sincerely
anxious votes and influence as
will best insure only their in the present
election but the effective support Of their administration
in the event OF their elccon-a result be doubted
we now called upon 10 consider In what manner
this be done consistent with feelings and
prime ples IL Is for decide that question-our
official character ceased with the party whose organ
had been appointed But Identified In feeling and princi
pies with those TO whom make this address, feel
anxious that there should be union and cordially OF action
IN wbaever be adopted red, this Is
sary give power and efficiency To
the OF Georgia Pierce and King sl position
arsyed against them Is the paramount consideration.
There be doub, that very decided majority Of the
people agreed in the necessity and proprsy OF cast
ing OF the State But II bc disguised that
there exist difficulties In the Of warm and cordial
ccopefation Of all the friends Of Pierce and King, which
threaten weaken their strength and essen the moral
power and influence which. under other circumsance'
would be attained by united action. We do not regard
these difficulties insuperabs however formidable they
may appear The 6rst glance. They will be found to
Il
OF patriotism and devotion great end sought
be accomplished.
We appeal 10 the Uoion democracy, and those Union
wings who for Pierce and King. together in
coonci and there determine, In the spirit which have
sought invoke, what ought TO be and ,ha be future
Of policy. We suggest and propose that this
ing shall take place Aisnis, Saturday the lsh OF
September next
twill be necessary 10 90 hrough with the formsliy
OF county meetings We doubi that snboon number
friends be assembled tsers that time. from
dferent sections OF the Sst~ with the sentiments
Of the people the subject snd fallr empowered
speak for them they would 10 n sppooied by county
eeng composed. as 10 usasar tho ssse, OF very
persons compared with the Of the county who
the movement.
BY the Time that this proposed meeting shsl assemble
shall know in what spirit movements for concilis-
and promise viii be received by the friends and
supporters OF the electoral ticket in the field twill
afford them opportunity Of their meeting with
friends either ihropgh the recognized organ Of bor party
otherwise, and uniting. II needs be, in
c effect a common end equally desirable all sincere
friends OF The seeking TO advance.
In any event. s due ourselves and 70 the Of
our principles and due TO the position which occupy
before the country, that should together and de-
ermne upon such line Of policy will most cordially
unite friends, and most certainly give advancement
our cause.
JOHN B. LAMAR
NOEL b. KNIGHT.
ARTHUR HOOD,
Il. II. PoTTLE,
John w. OWENS.