The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-03

JOHN VAN buren, Is oUT OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY FOREVER.


John vRa BEren's last demonstration on The savary
question has LEFT him alternative bat Join the Sew
ard ranks and thanks az the democratic party Of the
country due the fearless editors Of the Washington
Onion for their able and conclusive xpsticn actions
and designs 81 that vain and reckless politician We had
hoped that when Preston King AM bis departed
the abolition 2ens where they belong, John Van Burea
would follow than. But, by arrangement with
factious denagogues he retained Of position the
democratic ranks ORDER the result has proFe that De
might do the serious injury the principles be falsely
proessed The prompt and timely denu1ciaton
his purposes BY the WAslngon Union has forced him int
the open field and glad he has adopted
which formally and Forever him of from
ranks. TIE democracy longer held responsible r.
his indeed, they have been regarded
fore except BY reckless opposition press AID beeosnes
what sonUd democrats there left New York
hin ont as Rncean and psstentia enemy There
should Be delay about this. be brief when trait
take the field"
Since 1854 this arrogant ntsrmedder has attached him
self 70 Organization and from that day the present
has been the Of reproaeh az sound democrats
Of division 10 New York He have Other
bat revenge uPoa the democracy because ey spurned
father for his abolition tendency the Texas question The
day has last when the follow in the foot
steps or the father and when be seek refuge tn
ranks Of the northern fapaticisnls.
The attempt Of this nan, John van Buren, to draw e
distinction between the alton the general us
ment and President Pierce Is the wreehed expedeut Of
disappointed and fangess aboiitiouist. No pro-
foundry despises has earessly
padiate biz siendhipthan Franklin Pierce. The Ay for
arrogance is lie has belonged to the enemy for
years. and beg him himself the teable Of sowing
discomfort the democratic ranks by ouch miserable
tricks Of exciting divisions administration
watch unit against his professions and his principles
John Van Bureu's speech, upon which the washngton
Union forc5iy commented took open ground in favor
the abolition dogma Of opposition the admission of any
more slave Staiea declaration which piacss him in oaen-
-. -
Ard the Union spurnd this balefal heresy De
elared its author dangerous and teacherous man.
Prince is grarsy offended, and escape his dilemma
by inyentiag awkward jokes against prominent mem
bers OF the democratic party.
The effort of this haiss political raneter 70 excite bos
ty President Pierce BY attempting 70 show that he d
not approve the Washington Union il ineun-
eer&bF ridiculous. The Prince shoud the sub
Jet II be is 10 doubt about and think would
speedily satisfied. lis attempt invoke Mr. Use into his
tolls is shocking speculation. Besides Prinee not
hesitate % ls little in order hep himself out of the
party for il happens that in the or governor
virginia the charge made against that heroic
not only that he the candidate the dissatisfaction
but thar The Wahingon Onion sosgy arore6 hs no1ina
toni Ard tins ckdAw Prince undertakes to prove
that Wire farorite either with tie Enion 81 tie
adunssafion lis sasion Mr.. BsehsnSn is eTen more
stai to binse than biz slluson Mr. Wise al the
hatred he shows g surh is to eiera him ths
popular regard.
One thing Fixed beyond 81 doabt ad Eat Is ahat 70
sueh John Van Buren, how elected en- en-
ter into the Democratic Nasha Coaveoa Let The world
r. ro1nd he Be REJECTED with and couttmpt.
Let him Be treated he democrats kage treated daectd
NOV nothings in democratic conventions
L be viii rot 20 out Wiingy, - him - Helped oHt.
when the Naonal Convention 1852 refused allow Rob
Ct kantoul In that body they ds ubich har
= seemed thea be- re3ounded greatly to the credit d
ths democracy in AsE yeArs. When Franklin Pierce the
pEonp execution Of the faith to which bis e has been de-
sated advocated and effected the uiaton Of Atwood b.
ths democracy og New Hampshire, be achieved victory
hat slowed bin 70 Be worthy 81 nstion's gratitude
AID, i 1886, II would deserve that are
F q win, et Joha Van Barren, the last aboionsi Who
nEsrs IN the porch q the Democratic temple, be harlea
from our councils like livirg plague
Unreasonable Minnesotan Of the 18th gives the fol-
loving the approximate that Territory FOR dele
gate II Congress
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Marshall Republican ..-........... ..- 2sia
gmsiead, snt-Nebraska denlocrat............. lses