THE DAILY UNION
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Houh in thsf State. Ia haryland Vagina, Ken
sscky, and North cssolins. we allow gain Of 70
the yhigs, wbieh ~ do MOI bs,ssye hey will make
Ia Maine. New Hampshire, and Massachusetts a
requires sssjssisy n ~ ias ssias u elect MO OF
the districts Of New Hampshire (Coos and Ssraordl
arc sure TO elect democrats the first trial, while 10
the other districts Rockingham and chsshire) there
will probably be no choice, should there be- one
mors democrat win be elected it's highly psoea-
bic that at least three districts in Massachnsets, and
one d least, id Maine viii be dnrepresented m the
House, for portion of the next Congress. II Mas
.aobassi,s has her full representation hsre will be
al lsest oMe democrat from that Stais.sn yl'1 if
Taking al these Things into consideration, We do
no, entertain a doubt that there viii be a sound
democratic majority the mex, House OF Represenr
taiives of from Is 10 Is.


We must decline tho modest proposition OF ''rhe
Northern Tribune" Uust established at Bath,
Mans,) to exchange dailisS.". Our subscriP-
lioa Is times greater tss thasof the Trbuns
This polite stranger isbalfhope, is half alligator,
half wbig, half abohtioaist.e b 10 one column 1t
wages war upon the administration, and the Mex
iean war, which it propounces after the fashion Of
It's school, to be an "unjust and cruel war" And IN
another column pronounces iIs diatrbe asaing sla
very and pledges s efforts "to prevent i,s extension,
and bring about its entire abolitop." is very hrst
number is ushered forth with Criticism on the fol-
lowing warning admonition Of the Maine Argus:


"Those who are raising the banner Of northern
rights, and endeayoring to array the north against
the south would have a most fearful responsibility
10 encounter, " dissolution Of the Union should
re suit fr ON their efforts II is surprising that
who claim TO be the friends of the Union lovers Of
the tohoe COUNTRY can Join in crusade against the
south because Of the existence OF an institution
there over which we have no control. The very
idea Of northern rights implies opposition 10 the
south, and disunion and dsorganzation."


$50, then, forsooth, CONTINUES the 'Tnbune:')
We are 10 crouch like dogs, and become ering-
ing slaves at the feet OF southern masters for fear
If we should assert rights the hotspurs Of the
south will dissolve the Union. And pray, IL such
should be the case who would be responsible for the
guilt would il belong to those, who demanded
nothing more than their rights, or those, who dis
solved the Union rather than consent TO yield TO the
north what she rightly demanded.


''The fact Of it is, a manly defence Of northern
rights would never lead to disunion. Southern
wings do not ask of US to surrender the rights Of
the north, and southern democrats would not de-
mand did they not find the northern democracy 30
ready to yield them up"


We know not what the southern wings may think
of this appeal; but we should think they would be
disgusted at its sophistry and impertnencs. For
ourselves we seek no acquaintance with its author.