The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-11

One of the leading wing prints in Georga paper pub
ishcd at Macon, in that Staetakes the Albany (N VI
Register, also whg paper to task for using the following
language:
Says the Register;
The Union wings Of the South have arrayed themselves
in favor of the Nebraska measure The Union wings Of the
North against it, One the other give way
paths OF the two will hereafter lead in different directions
The Union wings of the North have sacrificed already
They will sacrifice They win give up their OPP
position to the abrogaon of the Missouri Compromise and
refusing to do will create sectional division in 1856
the FAULT or the folly will not be with them Thus much the
wings of the South may know and understand whether they
ARE entitled to know it Whether in 1856 we are to
have national a sectional division of parties for the
idency or not will depend upon the of the Union
wings of the South If to preserve the national division
the national wings Of the North sacrifice the Missouri
Compromise and in favor of the Nebraska measure then
no such national divisions will exist On this subject the
wings OF the North together They unit and will
be unit in 1856 The wings of the South should understand
this now and make their minds to regard of the
fixed facts the times The Union wings of the North love
harmony They love to aternzc with their brethren of the
South They abhor sectional divisions, and would gladly
obiterae all eaouse and every feeling of dcord but they
have gone to the verge Of endurance they have sacrificed
everything but their honor desirable and
they will sacrifice If the consequence is the break
ing to pieces the nationality of the wing party they only
egretit The blame will not be with them The response
biy, the glory the shame of such event will rest with
the Union wings of the South.''
The Macon whig paper replies:
1.-THE Register heretofore has been regarded the
the silver grays of New Yokof that division of the whg
party Of the State most loyal 10 the constitution and
reliable upon questions in which the rights of the South
involved and the appearance of such article the above
such paper should disabuse the minds of any who still
cling to the hope that the wing party Of the South
again in presidential nomination. and with the
whg party of the North present organized The Regis
ter disposed to ntmda the Union wings Of the South
whom its article particularly addressed and threatens
them with sectional division parties in 1856, and with
destruction of the wing party national Organization,
less they yield their convictions of duty and Of right
and abandon their position upon the Nebraska bill The
Register has kept with the progress of public opinion
among the Union wings of the South 1t does to
understand that in Georgia. at least they have occupied
since 1850 position independent Of and isolated from, the
whg party Of the Union and that they determined
maintain this position and to act with any party
whatever may be its name which will abide the compro
misses of the constitution and recognise and the rights
Of the South lift dd understand these things it would
be guilty of the simplicity of threatening them with fate
which they have long since cheefuly accepted The hg
party Of The Union cannot Be reorgaized The faction. Of
abolition and eo hieh cling thdtnue, and hare robbed
Il Of its prestige, b. united ih its oHnd material
the North and at he South ia national organization"