The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
FRoM our oWN coRREspoNDENr.
New YoHK, Tuesday night

'i1hy ioPuphoanS, anu most Oh the hhow-ho'hts anu
iosS wings, VINO formed the union oil the opPositioh
previous 70 the late election IN this State and who ex
pcv.eu 70 iouhd people party Dy "hcn Pohuca'
millennium was 10 DO brought about are beginning al
leauy " nnu 'na, 'hey cannot 1geepe 'he ieau u o"u'
"no us ohei Oh the piackrepupeahs Inc MOST nume-
rous ana powerful OF the parties 10 the az
sueo e I,gh, 70 dfauene the iot iuSuio ao
oh' iho hNemh8 rost mas aiieaoy given se'eia "aih'
ings as 70 the dangers OF sewadism the Express, over
.e iSh.uie Vi one Oh itS eoofs, mas openly
tho aoohtion senator hoches'er MANIFESTO anu tne
Gom,neIcl advertiser, which, prior 70 the eiecuoh,
SHOOK on iis FORMER said hoh-oomiht0 propfey ano
mparuaiiiy, anu became an nu-out oachiepuo-
llcan organ, now utterly repudinteS inc sent
menus winch MI seward announced ahu eioquen'y
auyoca.eo on more than one occasion uutihs the ,a'o
cahpa,gh With reference 10 the reading ,uea oi MI
seward speeohesInameiy the mcompatlointy OF siayo
anu Hee o'tes uhaer one goVernnehe-'he oomerclai,
notwithstanding i.s summation anu support oi oeWaru
lieutenant Mr morgan, governor eject vi TINS oVa'e,
makes the following foreibe remarks
From any zoe totally dissent We love freedom and
have no Idea 10 see any enlargement Of the area Of slavery But
Io,b W hs. ne Nr,h ana h I'm nv f se nd ,ba .y
cannot live in peace and harmony under
aud government
The political ''reyiyal' produced a number of appa
rently Jealous converts aud repblicanm was auded as
the only true faith the only means of poal salvation
Now we find ere the water of Seward baptism is dry on
their foreheas the most camorous of the neopbytes de-
nouncing their high priest and condcmning az abomina
tons the doctrines of those whom they aided
to elevate to the place and power OF law-giveB The
wings and know-nothings who supported republicans
the last election have known that the
of 1856 whose poltical organization was based solely on
seotonasm in it most o5jous md dangerous form had
no idea IN 1888 OF abandoning what they call their
principles of abatng ot of their anatical ha-
trd of the institutions of esn States Of be Tnion
seo 81 ,ne ,s nesh a's ~ .ne oa,p
palmer and rougher language than expected but
hostility to slavery war apanst the south and the spo
iio5o f ts t so 90 ta sh a Sta4as
l'l u e is's 81 .he eou,neiIi o,'es'
ever carefully they might try to conceal their hid
are really synonymous; Inc wings ana nownothlnes
coalition which was formed in this State to defeat the
democracy thew became to all intents and PURPOSES
professors ana enofSes for inc tme OF al tne hereses
mercia ami the Express will find during the next two
. -. - IN, III a., an 4, ,,Ial
years many occasions on which they Will be compelled
t, utterly rcpuiate black republcanism in this State
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aau VIZ Int s a. az S;t;o, T.
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" " $50. $780, 49,
II the Editors ef ms Nen York EEpre" '.
s,-.....y ...... ..--...# FLUSHING, November Is.
learn hat ere Is IN hG an article Gamlug LOT me one
e Yaa are kind Gentlemen bur YOU must allow me TO excuse
you any further trouble my account.
My opinions are my own ana II am accountants 70 any one or
ans a' proper use VI '"oh u certainty w" " W " 0 '' my
As for Mr. Fry do not porsonay
he spoken for knowledge has has been
IN MS own an N Una, ms hearers as nave ooen @
yea. Mr. lint meeting io came rc9emnp asked mo two
qn sons
mind that The constitution vested any power N Congress I" g
, ..g upon s s ana usos" ,ha, 80 ",~ ~ a No"
Iiavery as local institution words to that effect The next
question whether would for against the admission Of
State into 'ae gnon WIN slave constitution BSnnhs 70 an
,b ali mot belong in the district and therefore nnde no
further answer at the time meeting
all present ta my answer to the ht question was my an
Swg , 70 oo ,,I ,, , =, od g., ,, ~ s who're tho two
o,i,c,es tctcrred to have gone '''
remain your obedicnt servant,
- .-'...... LUTHER C. GARTER
Mr. w r. Fry substantially contradicts Mr. Carter
statement saws that he spoke for Mr. Carter on Staten
Island at great length on more than one occasion that
he did so believing Mr. C. was republican and that il
he had not considered Mr. c. essentially republican
| he would have denounced him Ms seeking votes under
| false pretenees +" ..ss .rs
| The Tribune sunported Mr. Horace + Clark and John
r HosLin Did il consider those interesting individuals
ms essentially repubaps and was it for this reason
that IL did not denounce them as seeking votes under
| &, Carte tba Eypre ar Mr. FRY