The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-08
THE UNION OF THE NORTHERN FACTIONS,
The following paragraphs are taken from the Baltimor,


" Nee Hampshire Legislatare.
"CoscoRp On H., June 6-Theegslatur meets here to-
morrow and considerable excitement exists the election
of officers The democrats have nominated Francis r. Chase
of Conway for speaker and A. Hubbard aud A. s. Marshall
for clerks. The vote unanimous.
'The ree-soers Mason w Tappan of Bradford
for speaker which the wings will endorse, and the wings will
probably nominate J. 0. Adams for clerk.
"PHILApELPnIA June the first election for city officers,
under the act Of consolidation held to-day 1t is
ceded that the Hon. Robert I. Conrad, wing aud know
nothing elected mayor and Isaac Hazlchus of the
politics. is elected solicitor"
And the New York Tribune of the day previous re-
joices in the following:
WASHINGTON, Monday, June 5-midnight. Official
vote for mayor this city has yet been made public
enough Is known declare in FIVE of the wards that
Towers whg, (the candidate Of the knownothings) has
between 400 and 500 majority"
Take next the advice OF Cassus NJ Clay in letter the
Tribune:
az Let the elections even for the most inferior Offices
upon the repeal OF the Nebraska BILL its amendment
90 that the people the Territory shall have the unqualified
right vote slavery To do this the freetrader must
give up his free trade-the tariff his ariaanufactu-
rcrs shipping Improvement, temperance schools
must the present be held allegiance TO the great
questions shall America be free slave y"
Such Is the programme. On one eide Illusion Of the
worst elements in politics the eectualy PROSTATE
side union between these same elements 10 war upon the
institutions of the South and the Nebraska bill Thus
500 the New York Tribune rejoicing with all its commitals
in favor Of emigration and the rights Of the adopted citizens
in the triumph Of the know-nohng party which based
upon prescription of those who profess certain reli-
gous creed and Of all who were born in rcouhries
Again we see wings like Conrad and Hszlehurst Pha-
delphia boldly making common cause with temperance
Still further notice southern wing like Mr. Clayton
banding with the malignant and fanatcal enemies Of
southern interests and southern tranquility and heading
crusade which starts out with the bold aud daring pur-
pose Extensively proclaimed that II is css the duty Of
Americans dsfranchise fifteen sovereign States than Il
Is 10 deny constitutional rights and republican federation
to large classes Of in other parts Of the Union To
crown this hybrid and diversified combination have
Cassiu Clay unfurng the flag of the repeal Of the Ne
brasa measure and inviting to the Of which Il is
the symbol all the substantial and valuable interests Of
The North.
Such are the influences combined against the peace the
dignity and the prosperity Of the republic. What is the
duty of the democratic party in this emergency Happi
ly we need not 20 far find the path which leads to II
M jefferson lays down tho democratic creed with great
force and dtincness in his Inaugural Address This the
superstrucure upon which the democratic party endu
ringy erected and while this stands, may confidently
defy world in
Equal and justice at pen, Of ha,scs state
percussion religious political; peace, commerce, and
friendship with all nations entsnglng relations wi III
the support OF the State in all their rights,
the most competent administrations for domestic
GERMS and the bnwsrks against republican ten
dencio the Of the general in lite
whole constitutional vigor the Of
at home and safety abroad jealous Of the right Of
election by the peoples mild and safe corrective Of abuses
which Topped by the sword Of revolution when peacca