The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-03
THE NORTHERN WINGS AND ABOLIrioNIsTs OF
FERING TO BARGAIN WITH THE DEMOCRATS.

From The ritlsberg (ra) Gazette.
The opponents OF the Nebraska outrage Ohio, pro
posing State convention TO include all persons without
distinction Of party, 10 consult the proper mode OF re
ssng the encroachments Of slavery and bringing about
reversal of the infamous repeating the Missouri compro
mise.
We carry the object ia Pennsy yania in
gresonal districts. the different parties have selected
their candidates for governor suppose there Is now
hope of the anti Nebraska sentiment of the State being
centrated The nominations yet TO be made
in the congressional districts and here il is not too late to
cure united action What propose and should rejoice 10
see 49, that in every congressional district convention OF
shall be held composed Of voters Of all
parties opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
which convention shall nominate candidate for Congress
And Senator Stewards delecable organ, the Albany
Evening Journal echoes the suggestion Of It's Pitsburg
brother and adds:
"While would approve heartily of such move
ment should not be forgotten that every northern wing in
Congress voted against the repeal of the Missouri Compro
misc Nor probable that wing could be found in the
whole North who would have voted otherwise There is
but sentiment in the wing party Of the North this
subject
is no less true however, that this sentiment prevails
to avery considerable extent in the democratic party The
Of that party again heer support the
thors and promoters OF the Nebraska swinde.
els it the dictate Of wisdom therefore, those who
thus hamonize in sentiment should unite in action What
and immediate Importance The question be tried
whether solemn compacts be regarded but whether
they shall be violated with mpuny in order the
borders of slavery and advance the aspirations
unprncpled not whether that party this party shall
be in the ascendant whether wishes Of all parties
shall be dsregarded to crafty the South and whether the
few or the many shall rule"
There is acoral ofsentment between these
abolition twins suggesting delightful visions Of future har
mony in their pous plans We hardly know which is the
most worthy Of admirationher fraternal affection
politely beckoned to the gentle daance of these scina
ting companions will be sorey tempted to refuse such
agreeable proposals
There was, once upon time, great lion who became
very ILL., Cards Of invitation issued to the rest of the
quadupeds to call and pay visits of coincidence to the a
iced king of the forest 1t high honor and great
many passed into the royal presence highly delighted with
the opportunity of making their peace with whose
rbe proves and. sudden revenge had often made them
emble in their skins One old fox however had watched
the process with good deal of interest through his gray
little eyes for long time, and having made motion to
enter the chamber of the regal invalid constantly press
ed to come forward and pay his respects by one of his
majestys gentlemen of the bed chamber "Thank you,
said sly Reynard shut am very well off as am would
not have the slightest objections to go in to his mae
ty but notice that Of all those old friends Of uho hare
accepted your iapiaion has out" The lion
hungrynot sick and he got his supper without paying
for il, though he could not catch the fox.
Democrats will make the application for themselves If
they needed history to affirm the fable might call their
attention to a regiment of Whenever democrat
has halted the great question of Saterghts, his
protest and at first in cases. believe his sincerity
and his determination not TO differ from his party,
this question: and to return back the fold
the contest overhe never could get out from his
companions but gradually assumed all the burdens
and all the sins of faithful follower Of his adopted party
The devourng passion Of fanatca abolition had seized
him safely and too surely to render penitence and
turn even reasonably possible. 81
Mr. Seward and his friends take seasonabe occasion to
offer marriage between the abolition wings and the democ
of the North There has just been great jubilee in
the land 1t has been sgnazed by most delightful
ceremonies Democrats have for themselves and
now presented with the opportunity to put themselves into
associations If they choose Behold the saturnalia
which would marshal their coming. Count the
priests who preside in the abolition temple minority
in Congress trampng down the rights Of the majority
and appealing to force when they could not vote down
their opponents senator in end of the Capitol de-
caring upon the constitution representative in the
other end welcoming the vision of depopulated and
lated South picture of burning villages and murdered
Americans newspaper leader in New York crying to
the ncendary FIRE the halls of the national legislature
fanatic in Boston cursng the constitution because it
ognised the rights Of fifteen sovereign States and finally
responding mob answering to the appeals Of cowardy
and distant leaders and killing officer Of the govern
ment while carrying the inunc,ions Of the law Such
are the orgies which celebrate the initiation of the
new party-such the pleasures that to crown the
union literally proposed by Mr. Seward and his friends
But the abolitonists command of the wing party
may rest assured that they viii be every field upon
which their midnight banner is unured The democracy
Of New York. in twain by personal quare and mis-
led by yielding readily to the false and fatal example
presented to them by the archenemy Of the
constitution will look back and how their former fears
have been dspeed by the practical results OF honorable
legislation and win gather surcs worthy of their oden
fame in future struggles upon their victorious principles
with their ancient foe The expectation Of the Ptsburg
Gazette in regard to Pennsylvania will be found to be
equally vain. That sturdy old Commonwealth has al
ready put her for the conflict Her thorough
democratic press among the first TO endorse the Ne
brasks bl and among the most eloquent in sustain
ing it that it is law. Her delegation in Con-
pres spoke her sentiments with voice that thrilled the
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