The daily union., 1854-11-23
MIR. GRANGERS APPEAL.

MR.. GRANGERS APPEAL
Francis Granger of New York, is an intensified whig
H is one of the old school, His history odorous OF
marty prescription He recalls the days OF 1910 and le4
with all their remembrnces of measures and men, lie mas
keen sense of political tactics and reads the horoscope
Of parties ake book If he is not whg, then Macon
wss not Democrat Gddings is not free-soiler But
he is northern whig Ready and anxious to unite win
wings everywhere and brimul Of nationality he has lately
issued an order recalling the scattered fragments OF the
great whig army which is as follows;
ALBANY, October &C.
DEAR SIR: Upon consultation among number of national
xbps from different points of the State it has been deemed
advisable to call convention assemble at this place early
in January, to reinstate the wing party On i's 'u
recently discarded ut Auburn
II proposed address to the wings throughou
the State in which the principles of the national whg party
will be plainly declared expressing decided opposition 10
the Nebraska bill violation Of the Missouri Compromise,
and adhering to the whg principles established by the Ma
onai Convention at Baltimore in 1852 pledgng themselves
to oppose all propositions for the fusion of the whg party
With any other for the purpose of forming sectional party
based upon the agitations of the day
The time for decisive action has arrived, as the coming
winter will determine whether national whg party shall
cease to exist Should your views coincide with those herein
expressed pleased forward your together with
the names OF such other reliable in your neghborhood
@you may select to James Kidd, of this city, without de-
BY order of the committee:
FRANCIS GRANGER
Now, Mr.. Granger is what is called :" silver gray,
and II not a friend OF Mr.. Fillmore, at least one or
that school of wings We very often estimate men by
comparisons; and Mr. Granger compared to Mr.. Sew
ard is fair-dealing statesman. But look at his
programme Even his best is bad. Even his assault
upon ectionalism contains fatal element Of abolition
All, citi nept
as Mr. Granger cannot form party In the North without
craveny catering the natcism that cursed
free people? Mr. Granger is q national whg;" and he
loves his country We believe all ths but he is so we'd
d the bad views of bad men, that when he attempts to
rcreate the whg party upon broad and comprehensive
principles he falls himself into the snare he thinks ne is
honestly avoiding While striking at the doctrines of Mr.
Seward he the right Of securing share OF these
very doctrines himself And yet Mr., Granger is among
the best of his party
We confess that when see in southern newspaper
assault upon northern democrats we feel indignant
1t is cant argument of the whig papers South null
Of mischief and of insult that both parties in the free
States not Trustworthy Under this allegation whig
bolidonsm is conceded and forgiven, and democratic
orthodoxy sighted and denied No democrat in the
free States in full communion with his party has gone
10 far as Mr. Granger in his bid for southern yotps
and abolition support al the same me and yet southern
wings look upon Mr. Granger faithful ally while
they refuse 10 acknowledge the sacrifices and services in
support Of their rights of such northern democrats
Macdonald of Maine Hibbard of New Hampshire and In
gersol Of Connecticut If the wings of the South were
true to the real friends of the South such Francis
Granger in the North would dare to insult onehaf the
Union by preences of naonasm in order to pu, corrupt
party back into power