The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-05

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argument ana humanity to procure inc exunceon o.
tyranny, ana 70 hari con.empe ana ihaH"elcI On
'nose VINO call themselves i'rcmcn, anu yet Keep
others IN slavery ! would pnng elements OF tha'
kihd 70 Dear upon ING sys'om, unu .ne very name
OF slavery SHOULD % regarded win horror IN
the rcpuonc OF america. ! was much amazed 10
Gee worm american review aitripuung 70 me mo-
lives =" lnis nea1: - - Dfowhsons SuaIer'y
REVIEW, anu Is Puoished al Boston quote from
an extract in the Tablet of the 10Th inst;
nav h.xa had car A ss, caess ana pa.Iio.si W.
sroyysed sna ever ~, uSns. wounasu, our eEr
noiis unprovoked attacks on our country,
never attacked their country; ] wholly deny
| n eoualIv IN aysr, a,h.y ,,a,. -, r. fcs n m,
earth. 'fbe article eoes On 10 sn,sk NJ me n mos,
favorable manner and ,hen ndds:
N.v.uh.,. 1870, ~. r,,,....,,h.. 4, MI, .n..oh..
made remarks with rsrrr 10 his country which are hard
| to justify. or even palliate
Now | will never be driven from nv course bv
insinuations never asserted ANYTHING of Amer.
can slavery that 1 had not documents within my
rench 10 proye. and before sit down with the con
sent Of the association will read document quite
conclusive as regards The matters and things which
have lust stated Now for the insinuation of this
,,ron. rs..on. for hs,,ev;n. ,ho, ,hss. r.mot
do not cord with his own private views and feelings anI
that they made mainly for the purpose Of conciliane
friends, or sienc'ng enemies In England and Scotland
There never was a man yet so incapable of con-
cealing his thoughts as am. have made more
speeches than any living human being, three TO ons
and the American reviewer has no right TO say that
while speak one thing, think another. II Is q
| foul insinuation Mind what he says-"for the
purpose Of conciliatng friends, or silencing enc.
mics, in England or Scotland" What a notion
they have Of me! Again, we have:
Mr. oConne is better informed as the state Of thing
here than his public speeches would Indicate But he sp
pears 70 Judge mpor'ant lot ms sacGsss 70 sonc,a.e
Britain ON his sc and 10 have clearly and nm
derstood by the British government and people, that how
ever ardenty he may desire repeal he not prepared
, rboung OF sseeruns Wy lo,e,gn shance y
to he bns rpprssS n
the preferred sympathy Of American citizens.
| Now that il nm accusation of be;no = haze bvno
crte--an accusation Of affecting to be the friend q
negro emancipation. merely 10 conciliate the abo
tionis,s in England. In the wear 1925. when / leG
INV profession and went over 10 England. there was
an anti-slayerv meeting. al which attended and
spoke; and afterwards, when went 10 Parliament
! another vrceting WINS Amounted greater in mnpn
,udc. The West India interest was carried through
the house by a majority of 10; therefore. the emen
cipaon bill was in the power of the West-India in
| tcrest But when thew sent 4 respected friend q
mine--thc Knight of Kerry-to me, to ask WHY
did not take certain course with regard to il, wha
was NV answcri III represent the Irish people here
and will act as the Irish people would sanction
| come liberty come slavery TO myself. / will neye,
/ COuntenRuCR sayerV. home n abroad ~ IL anid
| came here on prpciplc; the Irish pcople sent me
there 10 carry out their principles: their prpciple,
| are abhorrence Of slavery: and therefore I will
take nv par, at that an,i-slavery meeting. and
though Il should be blow against Ireland, il is q
| blow in favor of human liberty. and | will strike
interest that adopted that course though regret
ted to lose their votes. But must do them The
| credit TO saw that did not lose them. Thew noted
nobly. and said thew would not re yenee upon Ire.
land my attack upon them. But believe no per
son can say that was counting the anti slavery
| party Let me remind the association. that. at q
Later period--in the wear 1893 or ,39-Mr. Fowcl
Buxton and the ant-slayery party called a meeting
in Exeter hall, for the civilization of the interior
Of Africa. / attended,; but thew determined that
should not take part in the meeting They arranged
that ! should not be heard The people that attend
| ed the meeting were kind enough 10 be impatien,
TO hear me; but thew voted the chairman out of the
chair, and got up tune on the organ. lest should
speak to the peope. That was the wav that con.
cilatcd the anti.slavery ,ariy. And when the how
was raised in England acninst ,he Mavnoo,h hin
Who ,uere The mos, active 81 ras;,o the Sov,l, IT..
anti slavery party. MANY of them. to be sure
wrote to ME. arolopizjns for taking the mart thew
did, and attribuiinr their opposon TO The crant q
their attachment TO the voluntary princnle Iscorn
ed that excuse. said 10 them publicly How can YOU
say il is the voluntary pripcnle YOU are going upon
The Prcsbytcrians receive csc 600 wear by annual
votes You never opposed the Presbyterian grant
il is equally obnoxious TO the voluntary principle
but when a grant il proposcd 10 he given IN IN,
| Co,hnl;cs o,,rnse !, VI, ,an,, ~, ,,nor H.
| oa'nohes' you oPPosc ~ iou uoht at UPON ''t
voluntary principle with regard to the Presbyerans
but you use it to act hostileiy agains, the Catholics
| But am not The less the ani.slaterv man myself
pJa a.i ~. . es ess NY han nyss
aoht amor slavery myseli tne less, because men
who are opposed TO II IN England have acted us
have described There are many of them enliphiep.
| cd men. bnt there are many ~ ,hen, hgo,e5 no
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fopcry men, VINO nate Catnoilcity more Intensely
than they love the liberty Of any portion Of the hui
man race But have 1 tratluced the Anne ms
Nor ,alL.d of ,hs horrors oT ,oy,ss,;c j.v.rr,
o' sa'neu " .ue r,lois - y, uo"hes.e S'osS,y
happened TO receive New Orleans paper, published
in the centre of domestic slavery-it is called the
JcfIersonan Republican and shall read an extrac
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lou IT. ~ mat perceive mat 10 conneNion VIII
the institution OF slavery IN New Orleans-for IND
that in America they call il an nstitution--thers
4 are public whinninc. nlaces ,rc Icenaed n
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sna'ipies 2, nas'er senas ms save
" m1so snamS,, 'ns!e 20 FL one hai NY asnss
.;r.s Tho nhnr'h,s L., ,n &c ce
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