The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-08
The Reorganization OF the Democratic Party IN tn
South,

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Instead OF initiating the and Liberal senmen nj
with which few OF the pretended organs OF the demo-
cratic party comment upon The efforts OF the Washington
Union 10 heal the differences which have been occasoned
by the sectional organizations in the South we prefer to
give readers reliable evidences of the good
sense which is displayed by sound substantial and intel
lgen citizens in that quarter Of Union The sub.
joined letter, from sterling democrat living in Mobile
is worth more than all that the Federal Union" OF
Georgia has published for the last six months as the
true indication OF the feeling of the democratic party
This last journal repeats the complaint made against us
by the dsanion press OF this city, because we omitted
to transfer to columns the whole Of an article found
in the Journal and Messenger" Of Georgia. the general
scope OF which authorized The inference that the const
tuona Union organization of that State would ultimately
sustain the nomination Of the national democratic party
would have suited the objects OF the Federal Union
we had extracted only into columns such views as
calculated TO widen the breach already existing in
the ranks Of The democratic party The corrupt transfer
Of the Union party 10 the ceali-
ton between the seceders nullfers, disunionss and
abodonists"-" the reachery OF Messrs. Cobb, Foote
Clemens. Co."-ae terms that figure conspicuously in
the Federal Union but such as we do not feel inclined
to adopt.
MOBILE. Alabama Jan. 2s 1852
have doubt you feel highly grs,aed the evidences
you have manifested lately in the South 10 reor-
ganze the democratic party AT time the crew seemed
all to have deserted the democratic ship and you were left
alone the pilot attended the late democra ratio conven-
ton Montgomery We had very harmonious coopera.
ton OF the wings OF the party in this State The ultra
southern men, however, Of hem--rcfnse in,
and have given notice OF convention early In March This
Ia very well We have already taken much weight
from this class well carTy-especslly in North
Alabama, which is union region. The Union party In
this State in OF Perplexity. They hardly
know where go They have placed Senator Clemens In
he the appointment the Union democrats who
assisted in recognizing the party will withdraw their sup
port from him.
progno,catea higher position for the democratic party
In the South in future than it has held. For many
years has been regarded by the public party
the administrative policy of the government but the
publican principle Of strict construction OF the federal cons
has been demonstrated of late years be Of much
importance In the vndication of The rights OF this section Of
the country, and consequently preserving the Unon that
the party acting this principle enjoy
the public confidence than IL has done.
The political caldron in this city is boiling mpeuousy
The democratic party here he's been much mingled you
know personally, with disunon material separation is
going on, and II may lose local ma
ity Even this however, is uncertain. The uliras may
strike their flag and in We shall know when their
leader, Mr.. John A Campbell, returns from your city