The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-22


uation as that manifested by the Tribune at the supposed
triumph Of the coalition of wings and abolitionsts
The True rest-The Election In New Hamp
shire
The pressure on our columns OF late has prevented US
from reproducing many OF the able and interesting articles
by our contemporaries on the great question which is now
engaging public attention. We much pleased,
however with an editorial in the Buffalo Courier OF the
18th that that journal belongs TO the
wing OF the party in New York known as hards," and
considering the truly patriotic and national tone which
peryades the artice-that we have determined TO make
room for il, No reasonable now suggest valid
reason why the democrats of New York should not close
up the column and once present unbroken front
10 the coalition Of wings ard aboonsts, which constr
tu,es the opposition the administration If the spirit
which anInates the Courier, and that which pervaded
the late great Tammany demonstration could influence
all in the Empire State who are really democrats in prn-
cipe we should the hopes of Sewardsm scken
and die. We commend the Courer's article to our
readers.
"Tug TRUE TEsT--THE New HAMPSHIRE
pAYTbe entire abolition, whig and free-so press,
united their hostility the administration upon this its
first great distinct measure alege and insist that the
principle OF the bill is the repeal of the Missouri Compro
mise and the introduction OF slavery into Nebraska.
alt no such thing The clause in the bill relating
slavery passed the Senate, reads in these words 1t
being the true and meaning of this not to egs
late slavery any Territory State, exclude it
thereom, leave the people thereof perfectly free to
form and regulate their domestic institutions In their own
way subject only the constitution OF the United States
Nonintervenuon by Congress with slavery in the States
or Territories is the principle OF the Nebraska BILL and II Is
the ne democratic principehe very of The creed
of the party strongest plank in its platform, and the
altt the (Dm nm O
the honor consistency and good faith Of
the party saked The preservation of Its very organ
cation depends upon its ability Withstand the pressure Of
all the faction. arrayed against and sustain the principle
by promptly and resolutey rayng the support Of the
men prove competent and faithful to the duty Of
rying II out.
1.-THE um isn is its submission to the people, and TO
that a is to come Upon the administration is stand
or fsh indeed to this IL has already come year has
scarcely elapsed after the most brilliant triumph ever
we'd at pre- sidenal election, and brought
face involving not only the administration but
the great principle which binds the national
party together the successful assertion of which
in 1852 regarded ample security for the future
To-day the annual election takes place In New Hamp.
shires which derive. It's chief Importance from
the fact thai legislature CHOSEN viii elect two Uni.
ted States senator's 1t is useless deny that the admin
isssion and real friends trends upon thu principles Of
the Baltimore platform and General Pierce's inaugural the
result in New Hampshire is looked for with degree
OF anxiety but without confidence in the hrmness and
OF alone relied
when the day OF trial to those whom the democracy
Of Union have placed the head Of the government
"Tbe New York Tribune says that IL the democratic
ticket defeated in New Hampshire to-day, the Nebraska
bill cannot become law. The wing, abolition, and free
soil papers this State and throogh England have
during the past week, abofed most indusousy fix that
conviction upon the public mind, and have afforded all
possible encouragement to the opposition Their ayowed
greatest horror has been the triumph OF just and bepe.
cen, democratic principle Their hope and prayer
locuf
isrs,ion and all who sym patbze with OF sustain ~.
"Mofe than THE. Papers in this State which. a few
months SINCE spoke in vindcaion OF the administration
and by authority for H. have within the past week.
been as eager sperse and Willy tho President, well
as democratic representatives la Congress Under the
startling apon OF Brides offered the New York Eve
ming Post on Thursday last saidi
Bat this is nothing compared with The shameless offer
OF consideration to those who vote for the bill II any
ub.r OF Congress from the Tree States should for the
bill and DEFY his constituents, the Uuon promises him that
ecuiive spnfronspes-ibat - the word used
Let no fsuer himself that he viii be compeusa-
ted In this way for he intsmy he vii bring upon himself
by supporting ibis bill The Fefuries Of politicians
provebisl q, the peuufies OF lovers
There vacant offices enough Ia the gin OF the
adninsteion pay of tenth part OF the me mbes OF
Congress whore votes must be purchased Tor this bin
"Now, the Washington Union twhether speaking for
toe administration or noO made offer ofa 'cousdera
ton those who would vote Tor the bin a. is above nj
legged. What the Union did say thisi
ss,f democratic ember OF Congress 4. led bv his
judgment and his conscience Tor the bill, as we
hope all de win he led do and he rsturns 10 his
Commitments the camor and opposition ar
wings and sboonlsts, together with disc ected men OF
his party, seaside men-st least man who un.
desssnds and appreciates the character the Executive
will believe that the President will allow such factions
mon 70 WELD public patronage to overthrow any man al
home who has given to The principles Of the bill cordial
and conscientious support
"'Wbat shameless cons Iteration here offered or init,
mated u il that the President, pfeieffing honest and
unboughi support the protested friendship Of
OF his party, will WELD tue public patronage IL
scerain contingency should happen with view 10 his
own defence instead Of putting weapons no the hands Of
his secret and uesoherous ioes1
but II awaits nothing TO dwell on tho subject now Let
hear st response Of New Hampshire TO tho acts Of
Der called by the almost unanimous voice Of the people
TO administer the government upon we'll and we'll
Understood policy, locking 70 the permanent secme Of
all questions relating 10 slavery upon the distinct prime pie
laid down in Senator Douglass i-NoN-rNrEavrvros
Aboluonis whigs, and free. soilefs united may il New
Hampshire 10 day. be enabled 70 strike deadly blow AT
The administration and he principle which into
power; bar, Il 80, they viii the whole democratic
party Of lho Union undertake once, and efeotualy
complete, the work ~ which they had supposed they
bad right 70 suppose the campaign Of 1852 sufcedn