The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-02


MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR.
The know-noing senate o. Massachusetts, have
courmsd the Of the house by The election Of Henry
Wilson 10 United States senaforin place Of Hon Ed
ward Everett Nj Wilson first appeared il political life
vhg member Of the general Of Massachusetts, from
The Of Natiek ia State BY the fact Of being
shoemaker BY profession and education derived the sobri-
que Of the Natck cobbler AT the presidential election
OF 1870 be was nm advocate Of General HARRISON and
elled abont the country in log-eabin sitting the
window door in conspicuous locality exercising his
craft BY mending boots repairing shoes When the
hCe stopped 10 villages and amid gatherings Of the people
be accustomed the top Of the logeabn and
address the crowd for Tip and Ty.' Al the wing
venton just preceding the election Of 1874 Mr. Wilson
was advocate Of The nomination Of Daniel Webster
upon the sole ground that bis belief the great
the author and defender Of the Wilmot Provso but
when Sir. Clay was nominated be left the Wing organiza
and allied himself with The free-so faction Of his
1--WE State with which he has consistently and persstenty
acted tin this day s has for the last few years eo-ope
rated with Wendell Phillips and Theodore Parker and has
addressed public meetings in company with them and APP
plaude, their wicked doctrines The following from
Boston Post wen the day Of the election in the senate
elbows how this new Massachusetts is regarded
home
'Tar sExAroRsntsFhis day which the senate has
fixed upon choose WIN it in the action
of the house,
This action has demonstrated that know nohineism is
ebotonism in disguise, by the choice of Henry Wilson.
Who win say that be the very life and
soil movement in this Statef No has worked indie
fatgabsy this He is complete Embodiment Of H.
Nobody has stood before him in the work of agitation No
body beaten him in the business sectional denuncia
ton. He s bound BY thousand pledges OF
mnaon the South by carrying out the treesol pro
gramme Who doubts tEisg
We suppose that to-day the eN concur with
house and Henry Wilson will be elected senator In the
arst place the order has decreed it, Every member
OF the ordeFo that nothing paper the Worees
Jorrnawho against him 'eioates his obiiga'on
bellies giedges zee, SOUL. This is awful
What this state OF things II is the exactly
as know-n0things have put it. What then, win IL
though it be alleged that for Wilson
for the ee-sO programme and though it be alleged
that this programme be actually carried into effect
general government necessarily exist An
gument precluded. IL refuses Wilson
does be not psrjare his soai =
Once Certainly there is public interest of
1.-THE Importance the preservation general gov
ernment But Governor Gardiner has completely free
soed himself say ii in the and by the author
ty of the secret order that de reaed cry Of
teralds real daRger ears'as much 10 say,
away with your alarm cries We the order
to be disturbed BY AeaA Repeal the compromise 1850;
in brief sentence comprising ALL carry the lree-so
programme there viii be mo real dopger.' Now Henry
Wilson just the to do this. He stands pledged do
it!
Such the obligations of the order, and such
assurance Of the governor Argument therefore, is pre-
cuded We but remark. THE why our
country stu remains Why there still peace Interstate
commerce. and national settle difficulties instead
appeals to armsis that ne ee-soT frogsoaae
carrisd and ID carried out because there
enough in Congress like Seward, Gillette
Sumner, and Wilson 70 carry il out. When rash and mad
enthusiasts brought the perilous tme men, with love
49, k,u,i, H..
stocks and stones and know nothugsdiscerned the
causes threatened dsunion and timely measures
warded off the real danger Them when has returned
small pronounce the alarm to have been false, and again
As rashly invoke the peril
Henry Wilson day may be elected senator and thus
Massachusetts, may stand in completely hostile attitude
Der States But it impossible for this action be
quences.'