The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-11
THE ABOLITION PLAN OF RESTORING THE MIS-
SOURI, COMPROMISE.


There newspaper in the country that pirates
much about popular education that soundy abuses
popular ignorance as the New York Tribune and yet it
is the only print pretending to high standard of literary
excellence that consistently treats the American people
if they could neither read WRITE and fthey the
mere echoes of debased party leaders The accomplished
Chevaer Bayard who presdes the columns Of the
Tribune and who boasts singular combination of per-
sonal graces intellectual gifts and scholastic requirements
should level his audience up his logic and seek
degrade them by gross nvocaons to supposed state of
unreevcd crcduty and ignorance Men may be nsulted
for long time by such fanatics these and so long
they do not know it. they may be insuted with mpunity
but when they and feel that they addressed
many stupidiies, without comprehension Judgment
they stsrply to rebuke their deccivers.
1t is, for instance part Of Greeeys mission to naame
the North against the South the subject of slavery He
has toed this task for years. in and out of
soa ~ the storm and in the cam and at the present
writing lac Is 0yeroyed at the prospects before him.
and Of course eager that existing fanatcisms should
not be suffered to die out There is he knows great dan
ger this result and where there is danger desperate
set alone can retrieve the stricken field The Nebraska h
yer cooling off the regions excited by ii convalescng
and the miss OF ssror fast passing away before the
clear and sparkling rays truth This is not what master
Greeley eoatracted for and there every danger that
health may be restored to the community he in the true
spirit of trade which forshes alone upon the diseases
of the body polite abos hard ignore the successful e
forts Of reason bring back state Of relapse and Of
excitement.
The Tribune of Friday last contains of Greeleys
remedies for this state of things 1t bespeaks alike his
own recklessasss aq navey and the miserable d'shon
esty and folly of the wiass sboon scheme. He first
assumes that the next House of is TO be
controlled by nm ant-Nebraska majority, and then Pig
poses to overcome the Senate as follows:
sLet majority of that House earnestly to
pish the restoration the Missouri line and need not
wait TO the end Of s first session the work performed
All it has DO attach first to the deficiency bill, Their
to The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill proviso r
substance a. follows.
rorided That much of the act Of 1864 establishing
the Territories Nebraska and Kansas relates to the ST.
section Of known the Missouri Compromises bere
by repealed
and Just keep it attached and the job DONE If the Senate
should strike it out just reenac it and send back the Dbl
II Che President should the bill account of get uT
new one end mt In the proviso If the contemners of thu
peoples will sec t to of their supplies rather thar
let proviso pass be id But they would soon scken
this operation tao their money With the provst
attached.
ssShall House resolved to act as becomes W
of high roued liberty loving freemen IL
have it, elect and to this end UNION indispen
sAbe We trust therefore, that the obstacles founded In tho
county committees and local organizations gen
orally will be overcome and the State fully represented
the proposed Convention
Such is the abolition prescription TO keep up the abo
ton fever in the North To accomplish Ibis project dem
ocras are to be beaten for Congress- and wings a tpt
their places On the excitement arising ont Of this wise