The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-26

the prnclples OF WdsnIhBtons farcWeH AudlesS.
Mr. Downs reported bill to authorize the Secretary
Of the Interior to provide suitable accommodations for
The courts Of the United States.
The bill to divide the State of Ohio into two judicial
districts was taken up aud ordered TO third reading.
The bill 10 establish navy-yard and depot the bay
Of San Francisco was debated by Messrs Brodhead and
Badger until the hour Of adjournment.
House. OF REPREsENTATyEs.--The House en-
gagged during its entire sitting in the consideration of the
deficiency bill, without disposng OF which it adjourned
Some has sent article from the Lberaor, OF
Bosona paper that not in the habit OF reading
which contains bitter attack the Washington Union
for its general in behalf OF those compromises of
the constitution which guarantee to the South it's right 10
fugitive slaves AS sample of the logic OF this
paper, we quote the following extract from it:
'The ground OF the northern fanatic says the Wash
ngon Unon in the article crticsing, is that the
Constitution violates all higher law, by giving perfect
legal protection to the institution OF slavery This
is correct If the premises sound not the con-
cuson inevitable II the constitution violates all higher
aw'- the law OF God-ii it gives Gas il does) the
ample protection to the institution of slavery
then it cannot be upheld without crminality The
Washington Union contends for fulhment Of
all the slavchoding provisions of the constitution, and
indicates the slave system while il claims to be the very
racys The difference between us and the Union is
consistently adhere TO tho principles lay down.
while the Union daily gives the lie TO It's own pro-
essons aud constantly convc,s itself OF the grosses
hypocrisy and the blacklist nm orality 1t trusts that
mch ul,raism % ours lis disappearing from the
snd' That there is very liule of it to be found in
the land lamenisbly manifest ], is appalling how
there who regard principle than profit reoti-
ude than righteousness above reputation
Right justice, humanity liberty the higher law, tho
sguy Of God. are everywhere compromised and the
promise defended the ground of wise conservatism
avoiding extremes choosing the least of two evils. getting
much for God and giving little to Satan as the
SLOW &c &C. Compromise is stamped the
brow of The State the heart of the Church 1t is the
daai watchword and policy; IL is regarded the most
liant craftsmanship, and the best evidence Of sound
ely. Il this what the frogs and lice and
sposy, were to depressing Egypt-a universal and
oonagion Talk of the order OF the Jesuls No people
thoroughly saturated with esutsm the Americans
has become habual with them to e cheat rob, enssve,
aRd commit all denominations pctcndedy In order
that good may come. With them, al all timet the end
ssncthes the means, matter how strocious how i'm
moral those means. They rotten TO the and,
therefore, he that dcparteth from evil inskch himself
prey The Washington unsn consoles itself with tho
hope that will be found TO stand in the gap,
and that the moral ruin Of the entire population will be
complete"
Again, speaking Of the difference between the Hon
Mr. Rheu, OF South Carolina, and himself (Garrson)
this paper says
Inc former Is the advOCHe oil perpetual Tue
sitter seeks the immediate abolition OF the systen Tho
ouncf avofs dissolution of the Union, not because he
Is not satisfied with the constitution as 1t 10, but on the
ridiculous precnce that the spirit OF the compact has been
violated by the North, the prosation OF southern rights
when IL notorious that the revene OF this has been the
Truth for than half century. The latter advocates
dissolution Of the Union account Of the slavehodinE
concessions In the constitution believing the compact
be- covenant with death and agreement with hell :
Who're is the conjunction the parties But Mr.. Rbcu
hnk the dissolution Of the Union will give greater secu
10 slavery through the formation Of powerful southern
cOniederscy, while Mr. Garrison thinks 1t viii almost Inn
mcdlsey terminate the system"
10 making these extracts from this degraded journa
IT'S lar from purpose 10 treat with any disrespect
the honorable senator from South Carolina, intimate
That there anything in his character conduct to
honze the use which has been made OF his views by
The abolilonisis Of the North Our only purpose is
mark the existence OF dangers which still threaten us
The patriotic judgment OF the country does not continue
in favor of those doctrines in respect to sectional
questions which discounenance further agitation, and
elsr US 10 the constitution the OF duties
dealing with the relations OF the States to each other
ana TO The federal government. On all such subjects
hse is no higher law than the constitution and he who
hcaieaesa different sentiment ia weakening the foun-
uauonsoi our system, and preparing the OF its Ill
innate overthrow
not little remarkable, however, tina, there are
newspapers still pretending TO be democraic--among
ncn sthe Souern Press in this citytbat are laborng
10 mai Tor the South which the Liberator and the
'ooona Era are doing for the North. The Washing
"h Union is as bitterly assaed by the Southern Press
oy the organ Of the aboltoniss, and for the very
anne reason. The Washington Usion urges the demo-
sue party to unite its old doctrines, and recognise
w Compromise as settlement Of the slavery agitation
ae Souhern Press, on the contrary takes the fanai
ism OF Garrison northern sentiment, and calls upon
nesOuth to itself il proclams tina, the Compromise
10 Compromise, and should be resisted, our fathers
:" hs right Of Great Britain to tax without our con-
a-'hst there must be sou,hern-rghts party. con-
distinguished from the democratic party. II the
''1iern Press could have its way, il would be a fair
un'erpose TO the Lberator--,he one sboonzing the
Jug party north Of Mason and Dirons line, and the
Ae' consolidating. south of that line the democracy
\" sou,hern.rghis pariy--each OF them huzzang
:, NE time for liberty and order the one abusing
nngion and our revolutionary fathers because they
'ue The constitution, and the other denoancng Mad-
Jackson, and such patriots. for defending and pre-
serving it