The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-15

The National DemocrAt and Albany Atlas
The New York National Democrat exm sses an ear
est wish to sasfy that The which gave fu
declining TO embrace the Albany Atlas in The dsnunea
lions which we fell bound 10 make sxaisst the Evening
Post and Buffalo Republic not enabIe II seems TO
tina, the Democrat has entirely overooke ed The ds,se
zion which make between those journals which have
continued epudias tae creed adopted by the parry
Baltimore, in 1852, and those which have asquesoed in
that creed, and shown their acquiescence by ceasnr
sgale the slavery question. The evidence which the
Democrat, adduces ssansl the reliability OF the Atlas
fers entirely 10 its prior to The mce,in. OF the Bal
tinore Convention. We need cay that the course Of
the Atlas prior 10 that time painful to
could have been 10 the Denocra bat differ with
esteemed Contemporary the policy OF looking behind
The action OF the Baltimore Convention for evidences
the presen, position OF the Aas The Democrat vrsal.
" admits that there has been nothing IN The Of .
Atlas since the Convention which consistent viii
acquiescencs in the compromise Anl sei.
Element Of the slavery agitation, whom ], saSs "Upp
the lime the meeting OF the Pa,ims 70 Conv sn,ion
che Atlas contiaued 10 be TIE ysy head AID TO, Of
free.sol offending in the Sis,e Of Nrw York" Lei this
be oonceded-and to this pom, the pseot ook -. does
no, occur to the Demoera, that il. G.i!sre to sddoc
venton, leaves The inference iosssbl. that it uk
have been wholly uniusih ,bls in 10 aAssne that lh
aequie.cence OF the Aas in the p.f nm was dshooes,
and therefore that il ought 10 he denounced A. abo.
lion journal. Such course If nshsess would defeat
the srea, object which have in king sdvanes The
harmony asd union Of TIE esoocrae party; and in al
candor. venture TO suGgess - o-worter in h
OF democracy, that we have witnessed with mud
pain his ieodsasy OF hsEshaesa and berness to
waras ,hose ~ho aided in achieving hate xrn
triumph, and who st psofsss ttand on our platfon
than 10 conssien, with our views OF prudent poiey
we have had cause TO regret the same tendency ia ~
Atlas, and we have had The notification Of wnssaa
the injurious elects Of this uana,ual ~aiars upon Of
prospects in other States, II occurs 10 ns that ormir
ton and recriminaca have been tried lors enough
New York Ia satisfy any reasonable mind iha, i ~
only widen The breach. and We hope our friends 'hr
will pardon for suggesting that here would nov
harm IN u,iAr the e6casy of more iosbearares or
liberation for the future. IA
We hone thai our friends OF ite Rochestsr AdvertS
will consider our remarks equally srlcsble TO fN
ascls Of the 10Th Of July. in which ,As coarse Of ~
Ala. prior to the meeting Of the Baltimore Convent
il relied upon show that its present position Of ss
and acquiesceoce is unreliable. Their proof is Of " Il
sane character with that Of iAs Dem ,c,ai. and in H
manner Isls to show thai We would be exeusabs 70 Il
coupling i, with the Post and Bsfalo Rspoblic. " a
rermsneney Of our institutions will bt sndsnsrN
by ans-sisvery who adhere 10 the position Thai Y \
agitation of Inc question il not 10 be revived and ha
revival is inconsistent with the democratic creed ."
70 our understanding of the position OF The Alias n
with ih's understanding we satisfied thai upon y #
lnfe rejection the Democrat and Advertiser ~dl see
". could not with rropre'y follow the course Se''
Their coun sells would indicate