The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-30

reciprocate the kind feelings towards the
"There is perfection, elow-ctzens in nothing which
surrounds or protects us Tie laws of ade
1uate 10 protection from multiplied Inconvenience,
and aggravated caamtes But should we therefore seeL
escape from their authority Would it be prudent, II
he present natural system, relief from the pains
1ences and dangers which we suffer in its operation
There is equal Jolly seeking the destruction of socla
Institutions, which practically secure us degree
berry, peace, happiness and prosperity unequaled in
,ny other county, because they sometimes abused
Il our people wise, they will shut their to
such m'chievons connsels, which. given by men who
IN their mad schemes of ambition and power would
reduce their couptymen to the condition of sers, who
abor only for their lords, and for the support of
nies, placement and pensioners And for what purpose
his war against social happiness and those PTS
isadecton and dsunion Why these unceasing efforts to
people Of the southern and eastern ate wv are these
questions, which have slumbeed for half century
evived and these frebrands thrown upon the public
mind Why is it now done1 Why done all Let the
be given by the enlightened of all parties by every
nan whose reason is disordered, and whose heart is
not corrupted, and the mischief will be more than half
remedied But we iorbear. We feel that this sub
ect is one OF deep and wide spread nteesthat should
be approached with solicnde and caution and touched
with tender haud-that this is the time occasion
scenes, nor their motives We do not it nor shall we
attempt discriminate between the mischievous and the
misguded-between those high priests in this crusade of
destruction, whose heads like mountain top
above the Storm their obscure and deuded follow
upon any Individual public or private WSaseV e their
motives may be, leave them TO their consciences
and Him who alone can judge them. But it should be
ecoected that mschievons consequences ofen result from
unintenlonal of conduct and opinion; and that
duce most calamous Consequences The time prob
ably may come, when the actors in these scenes will be
Then the proper determinations will be made, and the in
nocent separated from the guilty; We have, however, one
word offer, by way adnonition and caution all who
concerned in this attempt divide nation against it.
self and SOW the seeds Of Jealousy and distrast and It's to
ali upon the well the deuded, in their
zeal Of tansiG,s" and party to look they dare to cal
their efforts could succeed and pause before it be too
nsensble and invisible and that the mighty spirit which
hey are attempting to excite if once reused can neither
It is eow-czens against this dangerous spirit Of discon.
ent and division against these unhaowed attempts to
comes the duty of every wise man. of every honest man.
and of every American, with sleepess vigilance
% our holy Union upon the of which depends
not only our own liberty and happiness bur that OF the
The democracy of the country must not rest too secure
The prosperity and safety of our country ire essentially in
cerey believe that upon the RESERVATION of the old demo
cratic republican, parry the prosperity and happiness of
our country greatly depend TO you then as republicans
AZ friends Of the constitution as snpnorters Of Andrew
Jackson and his and the Of union
but for the democracy of our country and we hone NOT in
vain Fellow are not our opponens already in the
candidates. already been presented To- the nation whose in
erests are as different as the interests of travellers great
caravan May not others soon be added to the list Are
Won enoan. Of tire attempts that are making 10 net the
friends of some of the Opposing candidates to unite and CO.
Ia n thR
candidate supported bv the democratic party or carving
he election no Inc House OF Are thew not
,ctive and indefatipabie ia their exerons1 Will single
vote be withheld dc YOU Imagine, upon their side
Do you not again expect to have your views misrepre-
sened to hear the same wild dennncations to witness
the same disingenuous means the same articles: the
same stale conce and MISREPRESENTATION resorted to- to
educe Won from the support of the democratic candidates
and by division prevent an election by the people! Is moi
the project medated 10 divide the friend. of The republic
can cadates and conduer under false coors9 Are thew
not making every p produce a scbisn in our
And is such the time when the democracy of the country
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occasion for every one who would sustain the great pn
cples that are in !. opary to bueke on his armor and
ioube his diligence and wachfulness? Il is by DO
ltical vigilance alone that lbertv and -ood govern
presented, either to abandon the principles and doc
rnes of the republican party, and the benefits of
present administration, by vigilance and manly firm
ness maintain them Was there a time the his
tory of our country since its independence, when vig
lance and union the part Of republicans i'm
porant than present? Who does the mschiefs
that may arise from division and dscord among ourselves
Snail exhibit these OF division and weakness Tor
the benefit of political enemies? If you do wish
these thugs reacted lay hold the opportunity of
venting by union and Perfection is in vain
sought after in the works of Every Inconvenience
canuo be avoided. A lie evil should be sub
nitted TO, in order avoid greater and durable
If personal an moses personal exist ought
they such be sacrificed for the pubic
good! Will not he who refuses such rce, be
Justly regarded suspicious friend IL foe
As members of the great party, ought efforts
directed the promotion Of harmony and good feeling
among ourselves Let and denuncation,
ightened zeal and intolerance at least
with each other; and our energe be employed pro-
cure the election of will carry out the prn
cples and maintain the policy OF the present adminstra
ton. 1t Incumbent then, upon every democrat to be
umber while the threatens and the vessel is in dan
''Slavery is preceded by Sleep" The repub-