The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-06
PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL.

serng his responsibility for all personalities against that in
dividnAl."
PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL.
The Hartford Times the passage OF the army
bill in the following terms;
The back-repubcan representatives in Congress have
backed Of their position the appropriation
bill and have aided in passing the bill by putting enough
Of their to the side of the bill il passed
Senate to carry il by four majority and frightened had
they become by the evidences Of the popular opinion which
was strongly setting against them on this measure that
they would have sent fifty members had il been
necessary in order to carry the bill The New York Her
aids Fremont evidence) Washington correspondent who
the spot, Says the republicans seemingly
roiced the final passage Of the clean bill than
other class Greeley and other black republicans had
them word pass the bill The revolutionary stand taken
by the House tearing the Fremont party complete
destruction In all of the northern States Work in the
sraoes all over the country was suspended as it could
be carried lawfully unless the bin passed and
the position OF the House extraordinary and
luonary in its tendency that the people could fail
the real character and designs of the backrepubcan
party To Ooes if possible, these bad men have
ceded from their posiionbacked their scheme 30
far as the army bill is concerned"
We have several occasions charged that the black
republicans had become frightened storm Of hdig
nation which their reasonable scheme had raised among
the people and backed down in the hope OF escaping it's
fury.
We extract this morning from some of our bIaok-repub
loan exchanges few remarks indicative of the chagrn
and modification with which the defeat has covered them
The New York Herald says in late issuss
We have misgving that many Of the men who -four
sh republican leaders not fitted for the stormy life
OF politics They esssyiss philosophers and literary
men-araid Of strife and easily frightened If these are
to be the leaders Of the party throughout all ideas Of
may be abandoned.
But they will never be able to retain or make use Of
this strength unless they find courage than they
have hitherto shown. viii be easy ruin il was
70 raise them"
In later issue, recurring 10 the topic it says
No REPUBLICAN RAHTY-The republican party has van
ished like free lunch before hungry alderman. Some
Of the papers endeavorng apologize for the
cavingn Of the republican members OF the House Of Repre-
sentsves who skuked and allowed the army bill pass
without the Kansas provso II won't do gentlemen. Such
conduct 10 party admits Of neither apology
There majority against the passage Of the bin but
four who in the House skulked and allowed
the bill pass That's the way make political
party They must fight and conquer, 90 down with
their drums beating and coors flying. But the repub-
away and allowed the minority gain the vic
tory That's the end Of them This is precisely ought
20 be
The cry thus given by the Herald is taken up By the
hlscrepublicAn sheets in various quarers The Boston
Atlas says
The friends Of freedom and constitutional liberty in The
House Of Bepresen tatves defeated God only knows
how soon federal bayones win be piercing republican
bosoms-bow federal bullets win be driven into re
publican hearts r
Amin it says:
I'VE want representatives who cannot be frightened By
the unnecessary discharge from employment Of few oPe
rAtves by the stale and ridiculous accusation Of block
Ing The wheels Of government
The Boston Bee adds:
1t adds another to the danng triumphs Of the admin
strston and carries with endorsement Of all the gov
snmen1i outrages in kAhsa6.'
The Daily Advertise Of the same city SAYS
The provso lost through the absence OF some Or
the opponents Of the administration without pairing of
nam n Mr. Rur il al Hfg
absence this has done nure The cause
Of constitutional liberty than his his tongue could
roper ia Lifetime, IL he fought q duel or made
great speech every day
As set-O to these bowls Of the stricken we insert
The following from the Post also Of the HCiy Of Notions
The satisfaction expressed yesterday by honorable c
Of All parties the termination Of the struggle and
the passage Of the army him. proves that however high
party excitement rise there s deep conservative
ment in the truly American heart which h the guardian
spirit Of our nationality, and which faction cannot oblter
ste The maniac rawlings Of interruptions presses and par
bsans only tend expose the nagny designed by IN.
black republicans Ia and Of Congress their eraspern
ton h The agony Of the fooled serpent who feels the poison
q his own sngs Let them screech and vrthe their fury
has no terror and their venom fatal only TO themselves
The New York Register in speaking Of the reception Of
The news OF the passage Of tbe bin, sSys:
The news from Washington yesterday war perfectly
stunning people who have any pluck II With the
deepest regret that the received in this city that
thcre bad been a oaving Of republican members We do
The republican bonornbes Of that body be relied
when matters 70 crisis There certainly has been
as complete beck down We heard Of
And the Albany Journal announces the fact thus
The borderruians rejoice to-day. Congress has pass
I'd tho army bill without the proviso orbiddinE United
States troops 10 10 used to enforce the Missouri code in
Kansas"
In Ohio hesrng Of the passage Of the bin without the
odou proviso the black republicans Of Asbtsbuls hung
their flag in jefferson at halfmast
We close our extracts this morning with one from the
Albany Atlas and Argus
They defeated. Their hired instruments on the
borders Of the Territory win next be defeated and dispersed
Thus viii end the Of black republication which
val itself be scattered like fallen leaves before the
ha blast It's epitsph might well be written II is
DOT our taste to compose II but he who writes safely
Say that no party fun Of promise and ab
20 and mean in its performance plausible and seem
hgg 6enehcent in all its preences hypocritcal and
dishonest In All lis real sentiments dangerous in lie pur
poses
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