The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-28
PENNSYLVANIA.

The almost unanimous Of the democratic delegation
in Congress from Pennsylvania in favor Of the Nebraska
bin is warmly appauded by the orthodox press Of that
orthodox old State Mr.. Wilmot has called State CON
venton to antagonze the Nebraska bill which TO meet
at Harrisburg the LIST Of June but by the his tun-
derbos ready he win find that the bill he comes to
assa has been signed by the President and made law
Of the land; that all those who unite with Mr. VIII
mot his game Of disorganizaton in Pennsylva-
mia must at the same time make common cause
with the wings This is the state of the case and we
hope that democratic friends in Pennsylvania will
be admonished by H. and hold off from movement
which intended to work nothing but injury their
pact organization. There is however such unnnimy Of
democratic feeling throughout the State on the subject upon
which Mr. Wilmot seeks TO divide the democratic party
that do not apprehend his enterprise will amount
to anything Moreover democrats will remember that In
s4s this gentleman took precisely the which
he has again nauguraed aud the result was to
throw the State into the hands Of the wings The memory
Of that transaction is stl fresh in the public mind and
should fortfy all men against repetition Of il at this day
The Nebraska question is substantially fat dccomph
and the principle upon which II is defended Il so plain
and just that all democrats and Judge for them
selves.
The gallant democrats Of Pennsylvania ID the present
Congress who voted for this principle as imboded in the
bill arc repeat noby sustained at home The demo-
cratic press of Philadelphia has spoken with character
ishc boldness and prompuude We copy
Prom the Argus
The triumph Of the great democratic self
eminent which the basis Of the Nebraska bill now
ougb and complete. IL has wthsood the attacks of wings
aboonists frcesoers the pulpit and the press sup
ported only by the fearless, faithful and ndomabe
racy marched with steady step victory Since the adop
ton Of the federal constitution Of governmental
science has met amore fierce determined and mplacabe
sistancc All the enemies Of popular government OF the
right OF the people 70 govern themselves unit against
the Nebraska bill The bitterness of old bue-ght federal
Ism became yiruen and rampant at the approach
browning effort o the democracy in favor of the constitution
the Union and the rights Of the people. The abolition ag
taors that If the principle OF non-nterierence on the
part Of the general government Affairs Of the Terrific
re established, their occupation gone their capital
exhausted and hence they aked and goadea their allies the
northern wings into tempest Of fury and denunciaon
But all their efforts TO the tide were mpotent and
vain The people desired full recognition OF the right OF
segovernment In the Unrestricted and
by compromises, and hence the of the Nebraska bill
whats proud and noble spectacle the and
united democracy Of the nation presents to-day when
uastod with the wings sectonazed and denaopaized in
the North the tools Of the abotonsts the South
spsed, degraded and poweress. When aNebrsska bill
was rs presented the democracy did inquire would II
benefit the South advantage tho North They halted
to speculate the political schemes its passage would
ere with They only saw in is provisions fun and entire
recognition of those principles for which they bad
all times conendcd, and that view the
test contest No entangng alliances with traitors to the