The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-30
i RARE STRING OF FABRIcATIoNs.


RARE STRING OF FABRICATI0Ns.
The efforts of the New Orleans Bee make against
the democratic party in the going in Lou
may be illustrated by the following refreshing state
ments which, by way of originality it is pleased TO call
"fac,s,o and which extract from its columns;
"rAoTs
al 1t that the democrats ia the free States have
elected but abotonts and reesoers to the Congress
of the United States.
ga Its fact that the administration papers the South
unable designate elected to the Con-
gress Senate the United States of the free States
BY the democrats no is not aboitionist eesoier
49, 1t fact that every representative from the free
States Congress Senate Of the United States that
the have elected assisted to elect since the pas
sage of the Nebraska bill is favor OF its repeal or modi
hcation Of the fugtve-save law.
a. 1t is fact that Judge Loring not removed; that
he holds his office; that Henry Wilson, an abolition
st ia genus have seeded from the national council
and are not now utilization with the national of the
ORDER who have adopted national platform embracing all
the South asked for on the slavery question.
1t is fact that Durkee elected to the United States
Senate by the legislature of Wisconsin, is ultra abolition
democrat and that the legislature which elect
ed him passed resolutions denouncng the nothngs
80. 1t is fact that Maine and Michigan democratic
States that majority of their last legislature anti
administration anti-Nebraska democrats
s7 1t is fact that the democratic convention held in
Ohio denounced slavery, and poed resolution asserting
eradicate slavery shereper IL erss
49, 1t fact that the notorious Fred Douglass is dem
ocra repeatedly addressed democratic meetings at
the North and Northwest.
l. VAIL of New Jersey; Fuller, of Maine; Wells, OF Wis
consin Peck of Michigan; Hail. of Iowa. Florence, Cad
walader Jones Packer Hickman, and Barclay OF Pennsy
vania; English and Miller, Of Indiana; Richardson Har-
ris Allen and Marshall, of Illinois, Herbert and Denver
of California; Kelly of New York. not to speak of Others
are all SO many living evidences of the inscriptions reck
lessness of fabrication No. L.
g. The second fabrication is than the first Doug
las of Illinois Brodhead, of Pennsylvania; Thomson and
Wright of New Jersey Toucey, of Connecticut; Allen
and James, of Rhode Island Cass and Stuart of Michigan
Pugh, of Ohio Bright and Petit, of Indiana Gwn and
Weller of California; Jones' of Iowa. have all been elected
senators by democrats in the free States. Are these abo
litionists freesoilers2
g. This is more direct fasehood than the Others and
amply contradcted by the two preceding paragraphs
a. Judge Loring was not removed from his Office of
Judge; but Governor Gardner, knownothng assisted
TO remove him from his Office of law professor at Cam
bridge for executing the fngve-save law United
States commissioner But this before he concluded
to assist his knownothng friends in Virginia by refusing
aid in the removal Of Judge Lorng from his post as
probate udgea piece Of generosity he has since suf
fciently repented of by renewing his abolition pledges
Gardner and Wilson, like other leading know-nothings
in the North, have found aboonism the only strong
weapon against the democratic party.
g. Mr.. Durkee is not democrat but elected against
the democratic party and is the leader Of the repub-
can fusion against that party in the State of Wisconsin
This no white man the free States has questioned
G. 1t is matter Of nooriety, nowhere denied, that
Maine and Michigan carried last year By The knom
ongs and their whig allies against the democratic party
and in consequence their legislatures composed of
majority of abolitionsts and know-nothings.
I. The democracy of Ohio prove their nationality by
the fact that they the only party in that State which
uphods the Baltimore platform and the national consti-
tuition and that they in open and fearless conflict
with the combined forces of the aboonists and know
nothings
Fred Douglass is the coored abolitionist whom TIE
know-nothngs introduced into Illinois to insult Senator
Douglas after the passage of the Nebraska BILL and whose
speeches standard authority in the abolition councils
1t will be news to the democrats to hear that Fred has
joined them!
If we had the above article in PRINT should
have believed it to be extract from newspaper
published in the United States AS the emanaon of
ignorant English writer, it might be tolerated and
looked but when it is put forth for truth to intelligent
community confess that amazed the fragrant
hardihood and the recklessness Of the inventor Mum
chausen is fairly outdone by the New Orleans Bee