The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-18

How the war has become war, is question which,
al this period of the debate upon for
parliamentary and otherwise, wholly "out OF order: %
Either the suspicious time for such discussion has al
ready mast. or il has not vet arrived Even Mr.. Corwn
late, and the National lntelIgencer persists IN
being too early for its interest The wrner OIL this
goes in being an humble unit of the right civilized and
s.sad good Christian party called "whg"-has his po-
ltical and religious scrupes with the best OF heh, anu
doubtless were he a member of Congress, would be
sporting very spirited conscience the occasions but
whilst lodging and having his God with the profane
vulgar, find harmless amusement ana even nsruc
ton in experiments moderation and consistency, which
in the hour OF ms to s r s S 81 e aad
that sadly Gentlemen have enjoyed ample time and OPP
pounity be done with their decaimng and whining
and righteous opposton members have been permitted
without interruption to DAMN beyond redemption, ian
unrighteous war"-if they could.
People beginning to suspect half the violated vr-
fro@ this "corwn Relief Society" as gssuns and eo
quent objects of charity, for impostors; ,desecrated
hearhs have become huns, with scarcely sufficient
inspiration remaining in them to supply Mr. Legendary
produced such deplorabe ntoxcaton in the shepherds
of the opposition, that decency calls for pro-
hibory fine of the "srped pig sort.
With all my heart would rejoice if the President
could but silence finally, with his hammer the pro-
miscuous mess of anwar (Which means "ant personal
.the terrorso OF the too righteous Cantwes of Corwin
ISM For mere modestys sake, we should bear IN mind,
we whgs that the Pope of our faith (who he, if not
our opponents all alike, utterly bad "rank bad that il
war be- for the nonce their hobby, their weakness
that opposition TO- the war-not as SUCH but as move,
ment OF an administration which had not the good
fortune to make-and safe cracked at at boards
and in BEDS may be worse than tceakness IN u.s. IL
there be period of their rather than anoher
at which people should be, politically and nunereay'
one unadn people, that period is when they are en-,
gagged in There more uncvllized not absurd
spectacle than that of grand national passage
degraded into mere factonfay One party POUNDS
whilst the other erpoundsa heartily disgusting fo6eau
ppan after Hogarth! That some modicdm OF good can
come of this scapsgrace Nazareth of administration Is
and gG9 ,yy n the ss has
censorship to deal no its policy and purpose are
not for our present consideration Having become war;
the manner of its being waged should be our paramount
should not be sole charge to discover r 'ce are
stM i That were suicidal Let be taught by cats in
WELL or witches OF yore being .mteIr9ga s ana
take care ourselves how, being in we shall are and
how, in the end, we shall get out
Has the war been conducted vigorously. and with al
ways this end in vew-hat with the least possible de-
lay and outlay, and the most possible honor 1t shall be
pushed into peace Has been conducted decenny and
with cleanliness satisfy the most asdious gentleman
soldier Has our escucheon rarely rarely almos. never
license And whenever such acts have been peretrated
as inevitably they be wherever armed men are met
together cut and thrust and tear each other has the
memory of them been buried beneath the unanimous
anathema of the army abroad and the heady at home!
Have the eyes OF Europe" been dazzled by deeds
which the eager muse OF history hath never ~ now re-
corded And are there honor and glory in the true
swer to these questions borne daily the wings OF the
wind or by sixty "wel authenticated" matter of fact
ponies brought to lght' Wait while, and the Wizard
of Steam shall have become messenger -doUc. For
shame!
Ye gentlemen of Yankeedom,
Who pirate at home at ease
Ye have transformed the blade into an olive branch and
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