The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-07
Especial coue.pondenee Of The New York Herald

WARRINGTON, April As. p, m.
The senatorial held yesterday, to which ausion
is made In the Union this morning. being "a coalition
bcsex Secard and The southern ,chigs," &c, simply
prelim mary meeting, with view OF consulting with the
wing members Of the House the time and place for
holding the National Convention. No other question
introduced and therefore IL is simply absurd talk about
a coalition.
The words italicized quoted II copied from this
paper II will be perceived at that they not
only misquoation, but gross perverson OF what
did say We said nothing about any eoni,ton though
we are not surprised the sensveness exhibited lest
the word should be used. The contradiction OF
cusaon not made by usis significant The Union stated
fact which lberality and justice 10 political oppo.
nents required TO state Had we stated there was
" harmony" al the caucus between MIR. Seward and
the southern wings" we should have been assaled
seeking TO micpesent the facts The Union OF the 4h
could not have been received by the Herald before the
despatch was published, presume the msquoslion
would have been discovered and reced and the phrase
. simply sbnrS not applied to The statement that the
" utmost harmony prsroiied," Ss.
We remarked in our notice II is presumed the Con-
vention will be held at Philadelphia. though prefer
that New York or Cincinnati should be selected" The
Herald correspondent alIudes TO Baltimore aud Annapoi
as the places mentioned for the assembling OF the Con-
vention instead OF Philadelphia We satisfied that
statement is equally correct and that all the places have
been thought Of A reason given by some wings for
changing the place to Baltimore or Annapolis az stated
the Herald is that il supposed those cities being in
slave States il would conciliae the South and objec
ton 10 New York IL that she is already seeking to take
away the United States mint from the City OF Broherly
Love The Herald gives another in its editorial
II says:
stood 10 be In OF Annapolis Maryland for the
no doubt, Philadelphia slaughter house has
OF late become exceedingly unpopular, and - decidedly
vulgar a, the Well there geatdcs in starting with
good name and n the wings select sound msn--one
whose principles known-they may accomplish their
object OF ensnng the White House during the next term
As the Herads information is doubtless from authen-
tic wing sources. this may be correct.
| The Herald despatch alluded TO says
| "Mr. Msngum was in the chair and Mr.. jones' Of Ten
nossee, acted Is secretary"
1t is interesting incident that foo OF the four south
whg candidates for the vice presidency said to be
willing TO run with Gen Scott were selected az the Off
GERS Of this and it confirms completely stale
ment as to the harmony and concord that prevailed
The wing representatives will probably hold caucus
this week and pursuing the system Of eoncilsory
tactics, we shall expsct 10 zee Mr.. Marshall Of Ken
lucky, Mr. Cabell Of Florida. Messrs. Williams and
Gentry Of Tennessee, or Mr.. Outlaw Of North Caro-
Ina or some other prominent and influential southern
wings, selected i,s officers The utmost harmony
we have no doubt will prevail but we shall not hint
| word about coalition"