The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-05
WING HarInonics.


Since The Seward and Johnston wing organs have put
forth the cry thab Wing Convention, by pledging itself
to abide by the Compromise, would take such sectional
ground as TO proclaim isei thereby sold TO slavery for
eyegmore and since the southern wings, especially IN
Georgia. have fully agreed not act with the whg party
any other ground, the northern wing journals have
eemed with edicis OF prescription against the wings OF the
South The last OF these anahenas has appeared in the
Philadelphia North AmericaaGov Johnson's chief or
ganand is 10 the effect that the wings Of Georgia
moi 10 be tolerated" in the Wing Convention. This
special edcr' is commented follows by the New
York EXPRESS:
.sThe Philadelphia Noth Aneyican i apoag he lour
mails Wored by dis appearance Of The wings ~ f5e9r
gia Il orthy 81 leIaaf auoh fbat Hspff, lhet ilp
meeting Of constitutional union wings heid IN MedRe
willie, Geofga, the pa ut for the purpose Of expressng
opinion the proposition 10 send delegates 70 the wing
National Convention, passed resolutions, which, after en-
dorsing Mr. Fillmore candidate for the presidency and
appointing delegates the Georgia wbig STATE convention,
follows;
THAT The said convention be requested to instruct the
delegates tcy may appoint the Wing National Conven
,hcir influence the adoption and recng
non OF the hnaiw OF the compromise measures; and fs-
ing such recognition, then 10 retire from said con-
venon and unite with other Union delegates in taking
such action they may deem necessary Tor the preserya
ton Of the Union and salvation oil the constitution
" Whereupon the editor says;
90 We for suppose that any delegates
sent win SUCH THESE VIII Do IN
Wing National Convention and 4 must be evident even
to tho superficial observer, that such depnaiion
could only be for special pnposeto create trouble
in the convention
=. TOLERATED! TOLERATED!i That's pretty word
There six whg delegates from New York in
favor of Mr. Fillmore elected according to all the usages
of the wing party, beyond the three alluded to in the North
American programme and they be roLERArED.
see, they be ruled out in the Seward conversation
at the Asor House the llih They mean to make
Ramp Parliament of us If they can before we are permit
ted TO begin TO vote
.sIerated and why not TOLERATED for what have the
wings Georgia done but ieadopt, in this enunciaon the
prncp lesaniost the very wordsof the December whig
resolution The language of the wings in that
onal assemblage then and there that the compo-
mise measures fnality and in establishing the
basis OF their party in Georgia upon this national wing
platform, they have right to Withdraw their delegates
there upon it. il that platform upset. as threatened
now, by abolition influence from any quarter.
"Georga will not be alone in this contemplated action
for If the South is the compromise principles, north
conservative wings will be just true. We shall not
fight southern battles northern ground il there be
SON and TRAITORS the South who desert u.s. their
utonal allies upon the field of battle, and take down the
and stripes to up the black flag Of abolition, for
we shall and such traitors to be settled
with by the southern peoples but the South be to
principles of the Compromise the northern national
wings win be just true and Georgia will be followed
North well as South, in Insisting upon their adoption
| a leading wing principle"
"These be brave words" OF the Express, when it says
that the compromise wings of the North will stand by
the Georgia wings in demanding the nality Of the
promise, and in taking acon" if the demand be re-
fused But, then, il must be undersoodand it is under
slood--,hat they tsords. with pth sub
stance in them. The northern wing organization will
make the distinct issue throughout the canvass Of
the reopening OF the Compromise, with view to the
repeal or modification OF the fugitive laws and reluc
anty and moumfuy, with in their hearts and
shame on their faces the conservative wings of the
North will come the movement. This--just thiss
the action which the South has TO expect from them
They have not submitted 10 the Seward and Johnston
yoke for years past throw il of noio in the crisis Of
the game.
lie, not the South be deceived this vital point The
democratic organization is the only party organization in
the North which dsres oppose itself to the anti slavery
movement or which do without being uam2led
down at once This battle the northern democracy has
resolved TO fight What made clear enough by demo-
cratic action in Stale conventions and legislatures,
and by recent democratic in Congress has been
put beyond all dispute or pefadventue by the answers
recently made by the democratic leaders the questions
Submitted to them. The democracy is 10 mike stand
for the peace OF the country and the preservation OF the
Union This, against further ant-sascry aggression,
is its chief Issue the coming canvass Surely il * an
issue which, than any other 10 political history,
calls on every southern 10 do bis duty