The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-24

ssssM,on yin held % W AZ woros..sr II viii DO a
large enc Npd ~ hopSse haruaoDlous IL win I'M
doablealy ss1d fofh ssn aasonal sentiment. and give
ansquivooal snpp2Ii .os present national sdmin.ifa
on In thsway u,wll place the democracy Of the state
by the side Of the democracy OF the unoa And We $40
confident that candidates viii be put 10 nomin~on who
will oheeruly stand pledged TO support this sentiment at
all times and under all circumstances Such acuon rs
this will be consistent. honorable, and patriotic IL vii
contribute topenghen tho democratic party Of the State
and bsnation. 10
. But there duties that will follow the conven ton
This TACT cannot DO denied and have 40 disposition 20
deny n up These duties are connected
wi the future of the national democratic party This
party al Balmors ssl year. while il adopted truly na-
ronat policy of the inturo, adopted also truly eompre
hcnsse policy opinions To enable Them 10 act
TOY oher organization. they laid down comHon
platform and all who agreed 10 sopPors this platform In
good faith welcomed as co-laboIen. and all who
thus " ih this oganzaon were regarded as good
democrats twill DO the dap of The democratic party TO
adhere this policy. here in only in the
STA Convention bur ia the county conventions and In
the al the polls and In the Legislature
But those in favor of coalition ask why may the
democrats and eeoiles o! Massachusetts act together
for Ticket The SECTIONS oil hupkss and barn
OF New York did last year Because The cases
not parallel The Massachusetts fee soil parry that
Tor Martin Van Barren in 1913 sill keep separate organ
zaon and their determination 10 keep open old
the barnburners and huukers of New York who
went ior candidates worked Last year under
cation and adopted the Baltimore platform. Ia New
York. whatever former oplnons might nave been as 10 The
compromise all united la resolving 10 naipain
and execute Them in Massachusetts. tho ieeseileIs
and still maintain an infexble opposition 10
those laws. VII. ts +. sg.5 rbt ri.saa = t@a
.But look at this particularly. The democratic
OF and Of the State the great
and vital questions time stand pledged consider
the com promise measures as fnality-lhc freesoiles
avow eternal hostility the party that supports them
the democratic organic stand pledged ress all
temps. 10 slavery agitation Congress outof
1.-THE soers resolve that their grand object
nue il the democratic organization stand pledged
the fugitive swthe free-soilers declare that
while that law remains upon the sate-book 1t will be
and reproach the nation the democratic
ganzaion stand pledged protect the constitution and
rights OF the Sateshe eesoiiers resolve that their
object is TO destroy the influence Of the slave
power This parallel might be iurher The dsmoc ratio
regard the preservation Of the Union
depend the Of the rights Of the Slatesthe
eesoiles ridcue the idea OF the Union being ever In
danger from such
"Such is the positions OF the two organza-
tons They cannot without gross violation of principle,
unite the polls Such union woud be suicidal on the
part of the democracy. II would be violation oil the
pledge they have made stand together for common
cause. 1t would give life. vitality. and strength 70 that
pestiieniia secionalism which is detrimental to the
great OF the county, and which IL is nrcestary
should have strength again. No patriotic democrat
should his influence do lh, and every good citizen
should abandon organization which can never be sue
cessfu the American peopls forget The past and
ready away the brightest heritage bequeathed
to man. ..s3 III svs-s
"The only patriotic for the democracy Of Massa-
cbusetts stand by their organixaton TO nominate and
for only democrats TO do this in State, county, ana
town elections and that are elected to the
gature will not the DO what they
may, sell themselves to The free-solen." 81