Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-08
ry- Tn, Washington Union Of s,,uri.,

eT Tie Washington Union Of Saturday formally
exc mnnnicatcs the New York Ecenirg Poa and
Bisa'o Rsps5ti,, two Free Soil journals, from the
Lie ,fo.o patty AAer the appointment Of so many
Ere S)i.rs and especially after the appointment of
w J. Blown, som thing was absolutely necessary
70 BE- done to keep M Appearances with the Southern
Lpc,f,cos The accommodation OF the Post and
R,7a5lis VIII, arc used TO kicks, understand their
OF CT AMI rather fattered by them than other.
VS. sseneito the wasiinst IN jusgicrs a very sufi
cient compensation TO Southern Locofocos for the
sub tantia III things b,Sto we'd upon Free Sellers.
TAsy did not doubt, but that a the Southern LOCO
fo:o pap IRA, whose editors have not yet received Of
hsc an still entertain hopes, would seize upon this
bul against the Post and urge it evidence of the
Bi aiers intense hatred Of abolition in all its guiscs
Ti expectation will not ne disappointed.
the msanti'ne, the Yankee gentleman, who &C.
euries thu Whit, House. will continue as he began,
and in all probability the next proof of his sincerity.
VIII h we shall receive, will be the appointment OF
John A. Dix, the most Migrant Free Soiler in New
York, to the important mission to France. Wepra,
the reader to bear in mind this prediction. We have
devoted some time to the study Of the Brigadier's
characteristics and IL we have not entirely msappre.
he led him, his favorite mode of proceeding is BY
inlrcction. IL he me1itates a treachery against
personal friend, rs in the case Of Atwood he fall
int" "a pious train of thought" expatiates on the
beauties Of holiness tho loneliness of truth and tb
Chains of frien iship If he is going into or Jus,
coming out of rolc lac sez,s the first opportunity
OF haranguing an assemblage OF boys on the impor-
tlIce of sobriety to every successful career In k
manner, If lie harbors becose designs, he become,
particularly enamourcl OF the pleasant paths o,
pe'tc and when You hear him very uproarious in
his 'enunciations Of the Free S)lers YOU NAV put
donna certain, that ne has bestowed, or intend
We! soon TO bestow, some signal mark of his nppro
balm upon the Free Sellers
The excommunicaton Of the Post and Republic
was preceded by the appointment of VIM j. Brown,
and will be followed by that OF John 4. Dix!
From the rumors we hear and the signs we see, We
suspect this estimate OF the Brigldiers character be-
'sirs to be entertained by Others who gave 10 hi,
ole:tion Jealous support Party spirit does no
bin the who'll Democratic party Of thu. South (
facts rs manifest rs the sun at noon. They NAV b,
SOW to avoy that they have been cheated-fcr it i
not very t1tterihg peoples sefovc to confess that
thy have baen ",aken in" and especially by friend
If NJ adversary deudes them, it is nothing more tha
n expected, and their pIile is not wounded Blu
whN bih5led by frieni they feel that their sagaci.
~ 5 im?lgnei-and if they arc more chary on tia,
h;' an, OF procaiming it. they feel not less acutely
tAo wrong that has been done them. TIC notes Of
ds pro alton are therefore, for the present confined
10 nut.erings they will assume more distinct anj
In sing orm, time shall have rendered n,
# ssion Of de.usion little lees painful.