The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-03
From the Evansville lind J Enquirer.

and forming one party At the time the ele-
men Of national and the true opponents Of sound
principles combining to form another. There was
time when the country divided on other principles
than those which grow out Of sectional differences There
was time when great wing at the South was great
whg at the North. There two national parties,
which differed the bank, the tariff and the prin-
ps of State rights construction of the constitution
These parties exist longer The wing party did not at
the late election raise its ancient standards Entertain
ing doubtless rs leading members did the sent
men vet they did dare to engrave them their BAN
No man contends now that there should be Uni
ted States Bank and but few are in favor of high tariff
Pealty to has been, for years, whiggery But
now there is different aggregation taking place. Now
this Protean monster is sproutng another head which is
the substance of the others The democratic
party cut Off the head which represented the bank and the
tariff sprung out; il cut off this, and accommodation
pouted it guilloned and the many-headed dragon
shoots another monstrous than its prede
cso and the democratic party must gulione It, also
This last growth is freesoilism-
The wing party of the free States is fast becoming the
soil party Its leading sheets freesoil sheets
Its leading than Wilmot its rank and file
viii wheel into lne-the regular army Of recsoilis
Srard EAo dictated the last whtg nominee has his foot
he srnp and his hand he rein and riH ride the rhig
parys death-yallop.
This change from nationality to scconasm has been
progressing for years In ls4e the Wilmo proviso
brought forward and every whig from the free States
voted for it. Southern wings soothed then into calm
by being told that their allies using the proviso
against the Mexican war and to split up the
democratic party. Southern told that the
ure was eleconeerng trick and was intended
for prosecution The South bought up and Taylor
elected.
When the compromise measure passed. and the South
lost the whole Of the annexed territory and gained only
the fugitiveslaye law, only three northern wings voted
for II At the nominating convention for President the
northern wings forced with extreme reluctance TO
come up and endorse the Compromise Fillmore and Web
ser who had favored that measure, thrown aside
and General Scott taken up The most distinguished
organs denounced the PLATFORM and than half the
northern members voted against it,
Thus appears that the wing party has of late always
occupied extreme sectional grounds Now this Ne
braa BILL when fair chance Is offered to test the wing
party i is true to its history. II opposes the Nebraska
bill says because IL interres with the Missouri Com
promise Yet It's members who do alluded TO that
compromise otherwise than with condemnation The wing
party Of the North is freesol party Its idea is
hesosm The democratic party may prepare itself here
and everywhere 70 meet this issue We have to sup
port the constitution against fanatcism We have TO sup
port the Union against disunon To this complexion IL
has come and rejoice The people Of Indiana to de-
eide whether they viii endorse the principle Of sefgovern
ment They decide whether the Union Of faith
ers TO remain whether IL is to be torn into petty
publics or monsrcbes They to choose between the
observance Of vested rights the gratifying Of crazy phi
ianhropy In the elections Of fhis summer they to
vote for the doctrine that Congress should prohibit slavery
IN the Territories or for that republican Principe that the
people are to decide for themselves Which will they
ehoose-who doubts2 The question imbodcs the perpe
uahon OF the Union and when did Indiana fater