The daily union., 1852-11-09

quietly got itself OUT Of the thick OF the fay and conlend
itself with lying In ambush and occasionally aking lue
iorays here and there the edge Of the hgh While The
Tribune eampagner, like the bull Of Bonowdale, frequently
grew mad at the echo Of his believing, the Times
esmpaigner, like Francis Flute the bellows mender " bo
played The woman's part spoke very small and yet OIL
turned pale at the peeping sound It's lips had made
Thus ghbors entered into, and thus bore them
selves In, the
Now lhat the contest is al end, how do they ke The
result The Tribune gives way honest hearty amenu
ZION, and sheds big the American system hst
lies cold in the grave IL mouTns over the fact that ma
ority Of the wings do deserve the antsavery ehae
ter which their adversares give them, and will nol.
ing hostile 10 savery's interest and security where il has
already legal existence But II nds soaee in the renec
uon that IL is responsible for whatever there may be
un fortunate this state OF things discoursginp in M
prospect and draws strength from the discovery III,
political as well as moral distempers OF county hove TO
great extent their in shops and alcoholic dis.
spaiion, and that the time has for hearty un
embarrassed support OF the Maine law. And yet there il
not enough OF consolation here restore 1t TO anything le
placidY Of temper Forgetl OF all its former snee al ba
weakness OF the conservative portion OF The whg pary il
rails scurousy against cotton whiggey. and declare,
that il of interest know the men
who have been defeating the whig party for hiee
years past expect 10 get through IL does remit lis
abuse Of Daniel Webster, though death has laid him
low, and repubIishes, with emphatic commentator, the
infamous datribe OF Theodore Parker grave Of
the great statesman. The Times the other hand
with It's peculiar adaptive faculty, very lule
cause for mourning in the actual result, and Indeed is
quite ready concede that the county, years hence
possibly be better Oft for the election Of Gen. Pierce
It has at last found out that hostility the fugitive slave
law rests for much Of its vitality upon hostility 10 plain
provision of the constitution and guile
10 parayze any party that identities itself viii, it, and
that ho ant-slavsry sentiment as an element OF political
contest is losing strength The paper which its editor
teegaphed the purpose OF his conledcraes Baltimore
10 disavow the action Of the convention if S,ou not
nominated. promise that n all our judgments of par.
ties and of shall look the permanent good of
the country, rather than he of temporary
and party advantage The paper that before tho nomina
ton delighted jeer ut the unpopulay of Mr.. Webster
and alter the nomination proclaimed that he could not
withhold his support from Gen. Scott without the dsepR
injay, outstIips all Of its coemporaries in nsome
panegyc, and without regard the rights proper
~ drags all quarters Of the compass for memorials Of his
genius and patriotism.
Such are the different lines of action Of the Jour
nails of city which had the TO do In bringing upon
the whig party the fatal stroke it has just received We
make Our readers must Judge which is tie
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