The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-01

nance az their Union doctrines sude 10 lhis action in
no spirit OF complaint recognising. s do the perfect
right oil hoee gentlemen the line OF policy which
they adopted my objec, simply TO show that the ele
menls CONF osDg the Union organization OF Georgia
capable II being moulded into one and The same national
org The democratic portion OF the party not
only repaired for but determined upon athiIaton with the
national democracy. whilst large portion OF the whig
wing is equally determined against such aiiaon, Is
clearly exhibited by the course pursued by Their respect
i've portions in The late presidential election President
Perse and The democratic parry have no stronger claims
upon wing support Than during The canvass for all
that has been done since the election has only been in
confirmation of their previous declarations In this view
OF the case, isl manifest proposition to my mnd that
The Union party OF Georgia. u Ieorgamzed could only
MAINTAIN taI existence, as State or sectional party,
and would be dissolved at the first approach OF national
election.
Apart from these conside raiions regard the reogan
cation Of The Union party as unnecessary Tor the purpose
indicated, OF giving lis support to the present admins
ralion Ii the whole people OF Georgia prepared 10
sustain Gen. Pierce's administration no good
why il cannot be done efficiently under demo-
cratic Union organization Why can we not all
unite in the democratic party II We are all agreed upon
the principles to which Gen Pierce and the democratic
party stand pledged there can be no sound objection to
our union and cooperation IN the name OF The demo.
cratic party should be happy indeed 10 believe that
sach was. the condition OF the public mind OF our
State, as il would give to people respite from
the angry contests OF political parties and enable them
to appropriate more OF their time and energy TO the de-
veopment Of our States almost endless but
must be pardoned the expression OF serious doubt
upon this point and shall be agreeaby disappointed If
the future should convict me OF Incredibly. entertain
doubt that large number OF citizens who have
heretofore acted with this party will be prepared TO unite
with the democratic party The most efficient mode of
sustaining administration which they have aided Ia
bringing power and which possesses their confidence
and regard.
All who feel willing and ready to affiliate with the
national democracy can have no controlling objection to
this course and those who not prepared 10 to this
extent thereby exhibit ds,rust Of the democratic party
and lis chosen administration, when render their and
our future operation IN the same organization ImPac
tcable
have given you with perfect candor, my reasons
for coating the reunion OF the democratic party OF
our State believe that will be effected upon
sair Just and honorable, and that it will eventuate in
The success and permanent triumph OF the national demo
cratic principles. II this important result is accomplish
ea il viii be matter of small moment wha, may be the
effect upon personal aspirations whether of the
or the other wing OF the party am yours, Sc,
HOWELL COBB
Col THos. MoRRIs, GAINESVILLE Georgia,