The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-05
FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.

The Boston Times congraulates the country upon the
defeat of the revolutonsts as follows:
Brightly may of all parties rejoice at this most hap
Ply result OF the first struggle for and against the consttu
ton Rightly democrats rejoice at the heroic rmness
Of their noble representatives in the Senate aud in the
House of Representative Rightly may the people rejoice
at the determination of the Executive in recalling Con-
gress and invoking every patriotic impulse the
country from dire calamity the dsbandmen Of the
army the suspension of all works of national defence and
the consequent parayzng detrmen to the public interests
at home and abroad We sailing again in smooth
waters with favorable and gentle gales and the stannch
old ship, the ooNsTTUTioN-glor to it forever and
has its spread before the favoring wind its
UNION coors flying gay at its mashead its threatening
PORTFOLIOS opened its matches lighted all ready to fire into
and sink all pirate craft that may appear before it Glory
the good old ship When manned by patriots she is
and ever will be, unconquered and unconquerable."
The Evening Argus of the I'd instant says:
aThe passage of clean army-appropriation BILL after
long and arduous struggle against the anaca and dsor
ganxing majority in the House is of general
graduation as it noble triumph for the national de-
mocracy 1t exposes in all their deormy and repusve
the designs of the abolition hordes who for self
ish and partisan purposes would sacrifice the peace and
prosperity of the country, and glorious Union
giving us instead only strife bloodshed aud civil
BY their Vaccinations they have inauguraed civil war In
Kansas and would spread the throughout the whole
country by disbandng the army, and leaving both
defences and western frontier without protection
But though the country has fortunately escaped the dire
consequences which would have attended the dsbandmen
of the army the ultimate designs of the abolition party
still sufficiently formidable What they intend TO do may
be Inferred without shadow OF doubt from their conduct
during the session They have submitted knaves do
when they in the custody of the law with all the proofs
of their dishonesty held before their eyes, and with hope
OF Thus far the stand taken by the aconsts has
disclosed their reckessness They ready
accidental majority in defiance Of every consideration
which should affect the citizen, to carry out their plan
They have failed now but the party still remains to plot
new treasons, and divide, IL possible, the Union"
The Northern Budget says:
"The increasing indignation Of the country at the course
Of the House the army BILL at last compelled the faction
lists to give way and allow the to become law
1t said that letters had been received from Greeley and
Others begging the republicans TO change their tactics
their running them at home In letter Gree
ley says: For Gods sake let the bill pass And
given the democrats that the bill should pass
Campbell the whg leader with the manifest intention Of
letting the thing slide, reported the bill again with a ra-
zeed proviso and this the democrats helped send the
Senate that that body might reduce it to blank The
Senate did this and when the other branch concurred the
Heralds despatch states many Of the republicans fairly
danced with JOY at their getting ont OF the dilemma in
which they had placed themselves through their
bic folly
The Freeman's Journal says;
alt soon become evident to every wellinformed
man who loves his country and hates traitor that the
back-repubcan leaders being forced by their bqci
abolition allies into position which aims at total sub
version OF the constitution and OF all law and order in the
Union Their banner Is thrown TO the breeze and Il IL
emblazoned their motio"Ruis or Ruin While still in
ssting that tho administration blame for all the
troubles which have occurred in Kansas they lighting
tho torch Of civil war; aud carrying havoc and
destruction throughout that Territory Their members Of
Congress vote 10 break up tho army employed to keep the
peace In Kansas and armed bands there TO
mence war and slaughter the nbabitants They hold
public mecings and raise immense Of money put
down the government In Kansas and erpel the United
States troops II this is not downright tcasor should
like to know what Is u
The Peoples Advocate makes admirable truthful,
and eloquent remarks in the article from which make
this extract:
Through all this trial amidst the difficulties which have
bcset him every side President Pierce has indicated
dilute determination to preserve the dignity Of the laws and
the sanctty OF the constitution While his opponents have
been constant and inscriptions in their devotion to party
he has forgotten the superior and paramount claims
Of his country. They have intrigued for political cam
paign be has labored for the good. They have
watched through the long night for aud bloody out
RACES in which 70 find fuel for their campfres he has
looked only for the dawn Of day of peace and safety in
Kansas They have neglected their brethren suffering
there he has employed every 10 his power TO pro
tct them They have advanced step by step the verge
Of revoluton he has called upon the people TO stand BY
the constitution They have paralyzed the sword OF
the republc while he has appealed to every sentiment
which should Gil the breast Of the patriot to for
nation the protection It's very existence requires While
their tratorous accompces outside Of Congress have
clanored for the dissolution Of the Union they have
sorted to those which may effect IT, he has lis
tened to the voice Of the fathers Of country and has
quenched the ardor with which he always supported
their work.