The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-30


itself Has the Tribune abandoned and sacrificed all
It's party principles and predictions Oh broader
deeper design than the restoration Of the Missouri resre
ton as 10 Kansas and Nebraska Was il simply for this
that the editor prepared his elaborate articles in favor Of
dsunion Or does he labor 10 unite the opponents
of the Nebraska bill the issue Of repeal as Of
ultimately concentrating his disunion scheme We leave
the answer to these questions the sober Judgment
readers.
We might go enumerste other evidences of the
stenoe of dsunion design covered up in the repeal is
sue by calling attention to the results Of the coalition
wherever il has yet been successful Ii will be sufficient
alude the late reasonable legislation in Connecticut
where open and defiant spirit of hostility to the Union
has displayed itself Just such coalition rules
and disgraces Connecticut the Tribune lately urged the
opponents OF the Nebraska bill TO in the State
of Michigan IL did not hesitate counsel the wings of
that State into the barcaced bargain with
the aboonststo adopt the ticket of the aboitoniss
for State officers and obtain therefor the of the
aboonsts to surrender to them the congressional Off
GERS Just such the coalitoniss of Connec
cut have chosen to the United States Senate from that
State the Tribune would have the coaltoniss of michigan
send in place of General Cass But why does the Tr
bune desire the Congress TO DO filled with coalition
tors and representatives, Is it with the view of repeating
the Nebraska act The very suppoon is too absurd to
require The plain purpose is to drive out Of
Congress every national and representative by the
formation of strictly and purely sectional party based at
first upon the issue Of repeal of the Nebraska act but
looking the necessary consequence Of two great parties
aaed against each other upon exclusively sectional and
geographical grounds dissolution Of The Union That
mistaken in this view the developments of each
day fully prove To what other result than dsunon could
Mr. Sumner look when he avows, in the face of his solemn
OATH in the Senate his disregard of the obligation inn
posed upon him by the constitution and by his oath to
support that constitution? What other than spirit bent
dsunion could have dictated the late antNebraska adj
dress which seeks with singular adrotness to divert at
tention from its own reasonable designs by inmang
similar designs against the friends of the Nebraska bill
But we deem it unnecessary adduce further circum
support of the position that there broader and
deeper design than the restoration of the Missouri
strcton covered up the repeal issue We need not rely
upon mere circumstances as conclusive and overwhelming
they are in sustaining position we have proof OF
direct and positive character with which TO confront and
overwhem the traitors We have already alluded TO the
counsel volunteered by the Tribune to the wings Of Mich-
gan regard to the adoption of the abolition ticket IN
that State In answer to this counsel the Detroit Adyer
tscr of the whg organs Of that city makes the fol-
lowing startling revelation:
During the discussion of the measure-repeang the Mis-
souri, Compromises series of articles appeared in the New
York Tribune coo calculating the value OF the Union, and
arriving the sage conclusion that the separation of the
North and South would be loss to each individual in the
free States Of forty cents.
About this time-as informed by authority In
which we place implicit confidence meeting of the propre
paper (some twenty in number) called 10
dacid hat 1 he COMPROMISE
should repealed Horace Greeley contended that course
adopted calculated to lead to the pssoLuTIoS or
THE UNION This proposition met with the approval Of
majority Of the stockholders and arrangement made
by which the purchase the interests of
their co propretors Such the spirit that anmate and
such the motive that controls the conductors Of the N
York Tribune which to the aid of its namesake-the
Detroit Trbuneand In dicatorial tone gratutouy oilers
It's advice the wings Of Michigan about their local affairs
Bearing in mind the already stated that the Tribune
is the acknowledged organ Of the political abolition lead
ers-he Summers, Chases wades, Stewards, Giddingses
Gchs disclosure Of the Detroit Advertiser invested
with peculiar importance "ordce Greeley commended that
course should Be adopted eaiepatedo lead 10 DISSOLUTION
Of THE USloSr There is the treason confessed and proved
This revelation made by wing editor who appealed
to by the Tribune into the coalition with the abo
onists lie makes the disclosure upon authority in which
he places implicit confidence 1t is in strict accordance with
the circumstances to which have pointed indicating
broader and deeper design than the restoration Of the
Missouri restriction Neither whig democrat
enter this coalition without ncurrng all the odum Of en-
couraging a scheme to dissolve the Union.
without pursuing the subject further at present
not close our remarks better than by quoting the following
comments on the auti-Nebaska address by the incl
gent correspondent the Journal Of Commerce who writes
from Washington, under date Of June %, and says
The address Of the anNebraska wings signed by SEN
ator Foot Vermont chairman is intended to connect
and identify the wings Of the North with the abolitionss
This appears the whole Of the address and from
the cold reception which u has met with from the majority
OF the anti Nebraska members. presume that but very
few members have signed 1t, and not single democratic
member Senator Wade, Of Ohio, avowed in his place the
purpose OF uniting with the aboonists and commended
for his than for his discretion. He sgnor
was sorry to Mr.. Rockwell express in his speech Of
Yesterday hs appreciation Of the address The statements
and Of the address exaggerated aud absurd
II impues to South grand and ridiculous scheme for
extending the empire Of slavery, and ubectng the North TO
condition Of dependence Of Withdrawing from the Union
or course the object representation excite the
passions Of the North and prepare them for subsection to The
rule Of the party, wit the coalition Of which Senator
Wade declared himself to be memorable abolonss and
a portion Of the old line Of anti-slavery wings,
The address after stating the evil Of which they complain
that H. final eussveen Of the people Of the free States
by the saveholdcrs-propose remedy 70 wit the repeal Of
the Nebraska bill OF course the remedy would be made
ouate 10 the evil and its suggestion IL deceptive. These
intend and propoae dsunion party and bring
about separation Of the northern from the southern States
and make themselves rulers Of the avehodng States
The is apparent The abolitionsts. party,