The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-08
WING CounsoIs and Suggestions.

We are profoundly thankful Tor the prompt counsels
and suggestions OF certain OF wing contemporaries, who
manifest an interest in course towards abolition ,ur-
nails AS some of these voluntary inlerpos,ons pos
sby dsneresled, appreciate them the more highly,
and feel bound 10 make TO them public acknow-
edgmeDs.
The Albany Register quotes article 10 regard 10 the
New York Evening Post aud Buffalo Republic, and says
il is "all very WELL" and that he 'kes its tone" Blu
he suggests that he would like 10 'homilies
backed up by something like practical demonstrations
and lis (our) reading oil free sosm out Of the party
companed by Withdrawal of patronage from its organs
So would we AMI if the Register Will have little pa
tience we think we will both be grati6ed. We have
no idea Of seeing The organs OF abolionsm fateDng
the patronage OF administration which they are seek
ing 10 destroy; and gratfed that the national
wings in New York have organ capable OF taking
The high and patriotic ground occupied by the Register,
although it is little suspicious the Register
dorsing some Of the insinualions Of the Tribune.
The Albany Evening Journal makes lis suggestions
in The way Of Undergraduates The Journal is the or
gan Of the woolly heads, and stands the abol
ton platform with the Post and Republic except that il
sails under wing coIors Whilst. therefore, there is
nothing in the position of the Journal which entities il
TO any special respect at hands, justice TO the Atlas
we will answer It's in,errogatons. The Journal asks:
bat why was not the Alias included Lit because
Union dislikes interfere with executive Organ and
spares its procives account of lis position Or Is II
does not believe there was any SINCERITY IN the
Atas's 'abotionsn Z -
We answer that have not included the Atlas in
our denuncations because have seen nothing in the
Alta, that satisfies that it does no, adhere faithfully
to the doctrine OF acquiescence in the compromise
sres adopted as The OF nationality by the Baltimore
Convention. On the contrary have witnessed some
indications IN that paper which induce to hope strong
y for ills continued fidelity 10 the platform. When the
Atlas chooses to repud,aie that test Gas we hope and
trust may) shall have no hesitation in taking
our course bal we be driven by the interested
policy of the Journal to do injustice to the Atlas, any
other paper whose in times past disapprove.
The New York Tribune thinks our article az 10 the
New York Evening Post and Buffalo Republic is ga
Quaker gun, intended for efec, on the Tennessee and
Kentucky elections" The Tribune would be gratfed
10 make such an impression in Kentucky and Tennessee
and we are sorry the Register willing to aid il; bu,
we care nothing for such nsnuaonr, and leave the
suit 10 the developments which are TO follow. Our
policy and purpose clearly manifested in the
we have adopted the Post and the Republic and
shall pursue it without looking TO its effect pending
elections 10 regard TO all journals which bolt the national
democratic creed and to The company Of such
gans OF aboionsm the Tribune, Post, and Republic
In executing this purpose have every confidence thai
our efforts will be backed up by tho policy of the admin
istra,ion but we Co not intend be betrayed into rash
ness by the ofcious interference of enemies, do
we suppose the administration will be governed by any
other than prudent counses in its determination main
tain The nationality OF its position