Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-05

SfIh!T cR TEE MORNING PREss.
The Intslltssnssr, apclosiIing for not lona
aince admitting, through inad,srtanee, into IT,
columns, an article where in Mr.. Sumner i,
styled "a brasen-faced abolitionist,' says,
Terms 80 opprobious a those referred I,
IRE seldom admitted into its columns. AM
.'o:c seldom still, if ever, employed Iv ID,
soltols. Towards the Senator from kasaschu
sets sue b Ian guage could not BE- justified b,
any ming within our psrsonal knowledge In
common nn with most Of his countrymsn Of tDe
North be is doubtless thorough Anti. slave, '
nan; but he Is not an Abolitionist, In the nm.
aeEsteod sense of the term. He has never pro
E'Seo, and We presume II has never entered
'nto his hesd, to interfere with the relation O,
slavery In the States or Territories within
"hi:n II has lawful existence With the i'm.
FIicit respect and Difference which we consider
ourselves as ewing to the Constitution OF the
chited states, his opinion and ours Of the OBJ.
sauoDs ~ relation to the exterior rights Of
nose states and Territories in regard to
'heir peculiar institution are, a. our read
ers Know, wide a. the Poles asunaer. But We
are DoaAa to admit that, even In the most az
oteo dIscourses In the Senate on this subiect-
Ina IL, on questions affecting these rights,
ven as In his ger eral personal intsreoursa i,o
Ial aswe are informsd,) he has not bean In the
1sei. OF transgressiDg the bounds of psrlia-
Isalary law, or the requirements of courtesy
and good breeding"
1ne Union, alleging that the Insslliesuesy
aims to conceal from the South tho fact tia,
'he Northern Wing organization hss eons
over to Abolitionism, bag and baggage, rate,
'ha' journal severely for what 1t charsctsrizcs
- It's disingenuousneas. The same journal
comments NJ length upon the rejoicing Of ia,
tT'"'tSs lof New York; over the fact that il.
party candidates have declared in favor Of the
snd' Of the fanatic organisation. The fo,l.u.
ing Is the paragraph Of the TtiSsn. whi.b
forms the Uaios's text:
Inc Courier and KnSuirsr h not pl.s.d
,osse The candidates Of tue whie party of Tes
aofk net only receiving the nominations Of
semPersnse and anti-slavsry conventions, bur
actuAhy dsoiaring their sympathy With thos,
1919 sno the Commercial Advertiser b also
SHefoeoo on tho same subject Il 1, aIway, a
tieasure TO sgrss with these jourl sl,, but y,
are sorry to say thst the present difaoulty doe,
no' appear - 10 % very frightfal. Indeed,
We may add, with all due rsspsot 10 our co.
-smporsnes, that the faots in question an
1etner sulutary and agreeable tasn othsrvis,.
tor some years, now, the Tribune hse foueh.
'is Oa'ue OF temperance and frssdsu slmos,
alone among the pres Of this city, and WITH
40 nale obloquy and some psounisry Loo, 70
itssif' Accordingly, it has no tsars to shsd
Nnen the wisdom Of this long strussls n.
ceives 90 brilliant and powerful an stsSststio,
as mat just Afforded BY sonvsations r,prsesnt.
ing tne vast majority Of the ssbsr and thinkins
people OF New York, and Of gentlemen go
eminent Tor character and posiusa - tAs vhig
oanaidates We would do anything IN the
"oic 70 eolige our respected friends Of the
fourier and the Commercial: but realIv vh.n
he whole State comes over 70 our dds thsy
can expect rs to be dissatisfied, however tbsy
nay feel about it"