The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-16
Prom the Detroit Free Pres
A New Political Organization.

Prom the Detroit Free Press
New Political Organization.
II Is really becoming a serious question whether We
have wing party amongst US. la Wisconsin The old
wing organization has been abandoned and theeat ns
New York Tribune rejoces with exceeding great Joy.
II ssys, that so nominate wing State ticket at this
janctue would be simply expose good 10 certain
and aimess defeat" True. doubt Greeley is not the
man TO 'hght on. fight ever in defence of whsgery !;
aud be has, many times since The November election.
sounded The locsn OF dissolution and in Wisconsin. al
least. his advice has been taken In that State whig
gerry has become merged IN free soilism.
The party which Seward, Greeley, & Co. are endeav
orng TO form Is oreshsdowed in the follow pal
which We cut from late number OF the Tribune
The pro slavery anti-liquoI prohibition. snli-r reform
Gao loads mat have hitherto fingered around the wing
standard under The Impulse OF traditional personal
considerations will have already made their choice
ihsy Know where is the stronghold OF hunk ersm, and
there they have already taken refuge And on the
Other hand We trust that the advocates OF temperance
humane freedom and OF reform and progress generally
VIII cast their votes that they will tell on the side of
Their own feelings and convictions"
Here we nave The programme OF operations. Those
wings who are opposed 10 the abolition and Mane-law
humbugs are 10 be read OF the party and then there
Is 10 be an amagamaion OF the advocates OF all The sms
IN The land, and this is to form the great
opposition party OF the country.
II VIII be motley party Abolitionism, Fourierism
ard spiriluasm, are 10 be The prominent "prncples of
the new organization and the temperance que is to
form plank in the platform And TO this point of ma
king The Maine law political issue we desire 10 call
The attention OF our readers In The above paragraph
the advocates OF temperance are distinctly advised 10
cast their votes that they will be on the side of their
own feelings and convictions" or, in other words to
cas-, their votes for the candidates of the pie bald party
which the New York Tribune is now organizing
No one who reads the Tribune and other journals OF
that lk can doubt their intention 10 abandon the old
wing organization, and form party on the basis we
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fear Of the success OF such party many Of the States
Of the Union But il as one OF the signs of The
times, and Tor the purpose OF warning democrats agains,
falling into The trap through sympathes for Maine law.
Ism. OF any other OF The popular decisions of the day.
TnE UNITED STATES DEBT ABRoAD.-The New York
Times says that according to the tables published in
nexon with previous estimates OF the increase Of Ameri
Indebtedness abroad for the past fiscal year, the
amount for the year would seem, by custom. house
measurement Of import values, TO stand as follows:
To'al imports $3.50. Gal 900
Interest on debt ls.OsO.0OO
Total s27s.eil 900
specie '2s.is5 oSs
Railroad bonds $1,000 900
Total $3.50, Iso. coo
adding five millions for other ports than New York.
This would .eem leave the balance 10 very favora-
BILE conditGn for the failure. The estimate OF Hunts
Mage Aine is yet favorable
DR.
Total import, Sos, COX, 900
Exports S2,S 900 900
Specie ~32 O0O 100
Total S2io.s00,0o0
-Made before close Of year, and evidently large
No accounts taken in this estimate OF the remitlances
in railroad and other bonds and stocks. of the
oruing interest foreign debt. We may also aid
that the OF reighs paid abroad to the American ship
ping n,ee. is not credited in either table The earnings
in favor of our foreign trade, in this way undoubed
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