The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-16
going the port Of New York. il The elections don't 60 TO

going the port OF New York. the elections don't go
suit their majestic somachsl
The Cubaas may have had friends in this country, as
ireland had here at the last outbreak but because such Is
the case are our citizens TO be searched and vessels
stopped after clearing according TO law by the military
power o. The Executive Let him try i on wagon OF
cart on the land, BY the army and revolution would bud
and blossom in an hour. Who searched ships going to
Ireland! Who stopped Hungarians and patriots armed
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Tor noble though Inflated Poland Well, we have ar
rived at pretty pass in the heroic age when our country
Is 10 De olockaded by our own ships because somebody
Cuba will come to us soon enough without fighting,
and those who there with arms will go out OF the pale
OF the republic, and be Individually responsible TO the
government that they assault for their acts Ii is not
business as nation to do the fighting for tyants, or to
help them keep their naughty boys IN order Il rs the
kngocraces OF the world, and il is the business OF the
navy to protect and respect our flag on every sea.
The dismissal Of MI Clover from the New York Gus
house worthy OF the present day and the
men in power How noby il will read in history, taken
in connexion with the cruelties pracsed board the
W g n he d h
will make grand burial ground for semurdered repu
tltions
The Aext Congress, we understand are to be called
upon TO appoint officer at the seat OF the United
States government, be styled the fence viewer. Those
long fences OF Commissioner Mudd, which run like the
telegraphc wires, without stopping, in every direction,
objects of great socitude at the present moment
asmuch has been asserted that there picket there
Tor every administration man who has forsaken the
sinking ship in the first quarter OF the green old days
The present dynasty. we told, have established
national bank at the capital They appoint clerks Of
fee where there are no offices for them TO fill, and pay
them in promises to pay when Congress meets. This
bastard scrip is hawked about among the brokers'
and shaved at heavy tune and will circulate like money
when enough Of il isissued We understand that several
thousand dollars per month is sent out in this manner
and if i is in the power OF the regency to issue scrip for
clerk hire can't they issue it instead OF gold Bentons
for the railroad to California, in the way, and
run loo 600 600 in Where then the mower
Of Congress to borrow money! where is the security Of
law where is the sub treasury and who the usur
pers of constitutional rights and powers!
We feel in these matters like the boy at the play
house, who said he should like look at the soups all
night il his sister Peggy had not sewed nest of yellow
wasps in the foundation of his trowsers, that pegged
away when the horn blew, little the darndest Its
virtue for freeman to speak out when he does
anything wrong ALI you, therefore, who cheating
Uncle Sam-all you who endeavoring to cheat your
Maker-and all you who would cheat the devil if you
could-answer to your names as You called and
Mrs Parngton has it, "Speak. Benjamin Zone speak.
or die" ."HEROlC AGE"