The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-22
Alabama.

We take from the Mobile Register the follow;p : htey
from James NJ. Tareton, esq, active and Efficient
member If tie g Union" patty in Alabama
NOBLE, Jure n. 1852
DEAR sir: Events have recently tran ,ored which in
my opinion render il my duty address Won and know
Of no medium more proper through which can do So
The late Baltimore Demo ratio Conyen,ioa h.v.
unanimously endorsed the co nprose measures and ibs
ug,ive slave bill" as Il alily This Is all ,hat and
believe me Union ny" at The South have been con.
tehdins LOT, hcnce, see no good for the fur
Their continuance Of the "Unon party" The ..iemo
cratic party have come on TO our platform in this only
essential Of tie "Union party !" and j, does appear 10
me that this should satisfy all right.mnded and we'll
meaning @union democrats"
ltisa well-known fact that the wings have in this
otae feorganzed and appointed delegates 10 The wing
convention, now about TO cit in Baltimore in direct v,o.
aaoD OF one oil the resolutions passed nj the sInon
convention held at Montgomery So. say, il is plain
and obvious 10 every one that the coming presidential
election will be contested upon the old psrty grounds Of
wing and democrat Now, helping to form the Union.
party and acting and cooperating With it. honestly BE-
eved that the Union was in danger, and did consider
the preservation of this Union paramount Ia partv For,
the time being therefore. laid aside party, and ne only
and pepeuiy Of this Union under the Compsomise and
fugi,ive-save law as hnaly.
thank God that. far the dcsAocraiic marty i,
concerned. lhls has been accomplished believe we.
may congratulate ourselves that have been more on
less instrumental in bringing about this happy result
Who ever supposed or dreamed for instant that any
Wdn IN party cDanUon0d or surrendered
we'll founded political opinions knew Them as Il
know now, that the wings in the "Unon party" would
be wings again. and democrats, democrats again. as SOON
as this question was settled and evesy knows tina,
was born and bred democrat Of The Jeersoaian and
Jackson school. On all occasions, public and private
told them The part that have taken in III Is matter
do not regrets and should ever again believe the ams
NECESSITY 70 exis,o preserve the Union and sur maey
OF The laws, will do il again. ''''
atanoiher reason with me. which is abe :. ali others.
goes TO show that there il longer a ,m Sor The
" Union party, is that the Demor Sy.non,,
have nominated for President the .as ,ea, meter
above all others in this country -. ' ~, and last
choice against the world md v ne ny ans;nd. II
my good fortune % be p~ s, - with Gen
eIoas .. oo a.. minded, honorable noble gen
soeeman sss' not live. For his political prime
I, les, VIII "ss~ remark, that he il, and always Oh
been, New ~ npshre democrat and refer you 70 o.
votes ana sr sches while in the councils oil the nauo
Coop, 4 King is so well known in this State thai
deem II unnecessary TO speak az 10 him. ,
Il low sir in view OF all th,s must withdraw IRON 70
Inherent posts assigned me by the Union Convention
and feel confident that the feeling and motto OF ever
u Union democrat in the South will be
! with P.c,cs and XII z
q Wen sink or swim.
"A Your obedient servant.
n JAS. NJ TARLET0N.
d Avs @ NreKs esq, President Of the Union Conveno
m oil Alabama.