The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
From the Federal tGa) Union.
MISPLACED SYMPATHY.

The New York Daily Newsa paper that is sorry
10 say doing much divide and keep divided the demo-
cratic party in the State of New Yorkkeeps up inces
can't blank cartridges At President Pierce and bases
its Justification the grounds Of desire to promote the
success Of national principles and to vindcas the cons
tutiona rights OF the South Now, Mr. News, we Of the
South ongb know what side OF our bread IL buttered
and contend do knoV in whs direction our inter-
ess lie We have watched the of President Pierce
closely for four years-nay for four times years We
know him well, and tie whole broad North contains no
sounder constitutional We have tried him in times
Of nnruied composure; have tried him when the
omed shafts Of unbrided anacsm pointed bis
y and always found him true that great instrument
he is 10 defend to the faith Of his fathers
and their noble offspring free Institutions OF America
No. Mr. Editor Of the Sews your private political grefs
New York must stand between Of the South and
friend and most magnsninous defender. True
you have The right TO that have TO praise
we admit 1t but in the Of humanity spare, oh
spare the consolation that your nstgated by
love Of The whole South President Pierce deb,
Of gratitude they hope to appreciate IL they
repay The democracy the South especially are indebt
ed to him for indicating the nationality OF their prn
cples and FOR successfully guarding the
fortress outward foes well from the moles be
meath its shadow. The southern democracy hold that
their political enemy who makes the
present administration
The TRIAL TRIP oy TIM UNITED STATES STEAM rKIoary
EERninAeK--we copy the following from the Norfolk
Herald OF last Thursdays issue
The United States steamship Merrmack Cs plain G. J.
Pendergrast LETT Boston Monday, the 25th February
trial trip and In search Of distressed vessels having
on board Mr. Deano, naval constructor at the Boston
nayy-J ard under whose superniendence she built
and Mr. Lawson, contractor Tor her machinery. She
far East Cape Sable, and then down the Gulf
the latitude OF the Virginia without
falling In with any vessel In distress but experienced sew
erelsevere gales and heavy snow-sorm The perform
Of the Aerrmack both under sail and steam, in
H. A. H.. 49, 49,
Of the government steamers yet afoa; and her engine
which perfection ITSELF works TO CHARM Not the
slightest arrangement OF s beautiful mechanism occurred
during the whole trip ytbing deficient out OF
order, requiring her detention FOR In every
spec she does great credit all concerned In her
ton and equipment
A LAWYER cAueur own 1RAr.--The Auburn IN ~
American says that Fyler, who murdered his wife some
time since near Syracuse Is playing sharp game upon
the counsel who defended him appears the agree
between them was In care Fyler was saved from
hanging his counsel to have $4,000. Ofthis amount
$1,000 paid in rsb, and the remainder secured by
mortgage his farm The counsel put in plea Of in
sanity, and FyIer sent to the Lunac Asylum The
mortgage about due and the holders on proposing TO
foreclose H. met with the defence that II the maker
when the murder committed could he have
been at the time of giving the mortgage II looks
as though the lawyers were caught this time
SrrprD wAasse<-Tb, Springfield tIlnois) Regis
Ter gives following 6rsaie notice Of abandH Of half
scked sbotonists who have been pulled into nooriey
asboliiion papers:
pf Tie myriad of singing families, or 'rampcrs
Hutchinson family, visited our town and gave
Metropolitan Hall Part Of their progrsmm
u partisan abolition songs In which traitor,
&c, were freely applied to those who estimate
,s value We caution our readers elsewhere
Sc woolly songstcr"
rrtoS--Tbe Liverpool Times Of the ieth ultimo
ne FIRST Of six new screw steamers TO run between
lada and Liverpool viii commence operations the 23d
Il April when the North American VIII leave Montreal for
Liverpool returning from this port the oath Of May
When all the on the line built the commune
eaton hy them wi be s,fni-mon'hy7
LARGE uAsurAcroRy-Tbe consolidation of tho Perkn
Mil, and The Wight Manufacturing Company, Chico
pee Mass brings into concern csp.sl Of $i,7o0ooe
This said 10 ce the largest establishment ID New Eng
land devoted entirely to the manufacture of domestic
goods Seven Gr-ciass mills included in IT. running
so oc0 spindes and giving employment TO than GOO