The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-01

THE KANSAS QUEsTIoN-THE PAMPHLET ~
THE TINES, AND THE RiGHT DOCUMENT N
PLACE IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE.
We viii be prepared 10 deliver on Tuesday morpIo,
large or small quantities of the most important
valuable pamphlets issued by any press 10 this COM
Try. There are thrty-two cosey-printed pages in AZ
enable the reader form idea Of its value as vel
necessity at the present time.
CONTENTS
/. The act to organize the Territory of Kansas
q Extracts from President Pierces last annual mesa.
in regard TO the constitutional relations Of slavery
Special message Of the President in regard TO KaD
affairs.
Special message Of the President covering instruction,
to Governor Shannon and Colonel Sumner with the letter
Of General Robinson and Colonel Lane the Presdent
g. The Presidents Kansas proclamation.
The passed by the legislative assembly Of Kau
in reference to which SO many Misrepresentation h.,
been made by the abolition press.
4 Extracts from the great speech Of Hon Robert Toou
in reply to Hon j. p Hale delivered in the Senate Of A
United States on the 28th Of February
The Kansas question pamphlet hrty-two pages octayc
will be furnished the OF dollar and fifty cent,
hundreds sum which barely the paper and
printing.
Our democratic friends in and out Of Congress will per-
ceiSe the necessity Of sending in their orders early
MR.. BLAIR AND THE MERCHANTS OF BALTIMORE.
Mr., y. r. Blair the president of<hs black republican
convention recently held in Pitsburg stated the con-
venon that he represented the merchants Of wealth and
standing of Baltimore In view of this statement meet
ing Of the merchants and business of Baltimore was
held in that city Wednesday last The attendance wa,
very large and the proceedings Of the meeting character
lied by perfect harmony and unanimi,y Of sentiment
John Bruno presided assisted by wentyour vice pres
dents and four secretaries To show in what light Mr.
Blair and the statement made by him held by his con-
stuentsthe merchants Of wealth and standing Of Bal
more'-we make room for the subjoined preamble and
resolutions which adopted by reclamation by III,
meeting
Whereas we the merchants traders, and business men
generally Of the city Of Baltimore public meeting Assem-
bcd, at Exchange having learned through the public
prints that the president Of political convention styling
self the republican convention held recently Pttsburg
announced that he represented the merchants Of wealth
standing in Baltimore and whereas this meeting comprise
members of all political parties recognised in this city
State and whereas desire to yndicate
and industrial classes from the mputation of tendence
either abolition 'free-soil be IT, therefore,
Reolped That we, the merchants, traders and bushes
Of the city Of Baltimore take this the earliest opporu
nifty indignantly to dsayow having conferred authority ii
any represent in sad convention and declare
that have sympathy with it or its principles.
Resolved, That the State Of Mary land and the city
Baltimore bold the strongest attachment the Union
the constitution of the United states among very frs
adopt Maryland will be OF the last to abandon thss
sacred ties.
Re.o,sed, That have that affection for the State
Maryland its honor and its institutions, that shall
cling to and preserve them without spot blenh the
have been bequeatbed to us.
Resolved, That whilst LOYALTY to the South
be doubted the merchants Of the city Of Baltimore glad
ly avail Of this occasion TO declare anties with
friends in all sections of the country in their reprobaon
all unnecessary and hurtiu political agitation
Rssoired That these proceedings, signed by the pre
dent and secretaries be published in the daily papers h
city, with the request that their exchanges copy"