The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-14


friends Of freedom, humanity, and the higher law"
keep eye 10 the pennies as well as the pounds
They are like the immortal
---------" Captain Code,
Who was all for love, and u little for the boitk'
They denounced the Castle Garden Union meeting as
pro slavery speculation, dictated by the low and sodd
motive OF making money. Now, il seems they are i'm
proving their own suggestion, and making ap
peal to the abolition and free soil dealers of the North
and West to patronze the disuaion nulfsrs only who
refused sign that call This is feature OF abo
lition tactics. They began in the negro churches and
obscure convencles; they next entered the religious
conventions and assemblies they then followed Seward,
Greeley, Weed. & Co. to the field Of politics and now
they about to monopoze the field Of commercial and
other business They charge the friends Of the Union
with selshness, and practise what they charge them
selves, with much erontery if they serving
God and not Mammon. The lying, bitter, proscTptive,
and prosecuting spirit Of the gang Of aboonists will
drive all respectable citizens among them to unite and
to resist their knavsh attempts plumber the South Of
their negroes and the North of their business and po-
cal influence, and ultimately to destroy the Union.
But lei not the Tribune deceive itself. The people
Of the South will assume the tribunitial Office, and
pose the veto upon lis suggestions II events sweep on
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for the two last the South will redress itself They will
probably take the advice Of Gov Floyd OF Virginia and
of Mr. Beren in the speech which he lately delivered
Georgia The senator dissuaded them from adopting at
his1me secession He extended his advice also to CON-
nnercioi intercourse. upon the ground that it was
contrary to the consiituton but he earnestly advised
them, necessary. to tax the goods from the North
higher than goods which had in from other coun
l. q 70 hsrf ,ha
Of The merchant who deals in those articles Mr. Ber-
en contends that this regulation is perfectly within the
scope OF the constitution, sanctioned by the decision
Of the Supreme Court The Richmond Examiner proposes
extend this arrangement to the other southern States
We state these facts to show with what spirit
they are taking up this subject, and to what
point the public mind is coming in that excl
ted section Of the country. Is the New York Tri.
hume, then, absurd to expect that the very obbes
in the city Of New York who have secuted the meeting
of that city will commend themselves TO the southern
people they be the very fret merchants to come
under the bani Will not the public sentiment mark these
men the Of commercial prescription, Another
consequence will inevitably result from the present ex.
element as well the proposed arrangement The
northern fabrics will be superseded, TO great extent by
southern manufactures Factories are already rising in
OF slave Labor and their consuy to the raw material Of
cotton This disturbance Of the relations between the
North and the South, and the high taxes which may be
imposed the northern abrcs in the hands Of southern
merchants, will give new impulse to the manufacturing
spirit Factories will multiply. But this is not the only
effect Of these relations Northern capital will be
shifted 10 the South TO multiply factories and to build up
ships Who does perceive the other consequences
from ali
and the Souih Men who ought to live as brothers will
be converted by the fury Of fanatics and the pesten am
bton Of insidous politicians, into aliens, rivals. ene
miles," (Mr. Madisons words.) The New York Tribune
is sultfed by lis own bgotry The New York Courier
is ignorant or worse. The New York Evening Post
is blind bat Is ii possible that they do not zee
the approaches OF that whirlwind in the South which
these fanaicsl movements are destined to produces
The New York Courier combais eur idea Of driving
this whole subject from the halls OF Congress re-
minds us OF the unavaling attempts which have been
made to prevent previous discussions on petitions and
resolutions Must we point that editor to the signs OF the
times' Must we tell him that the public sentiment of
the South has reached point which it has never attained
before -hat motion upon this subject by Mr. Seward
will not be received with The same equanimy as was
witnessed even during the last session Of Congress
Will nothing awaken that paper 10 the dangers OF the
country
From the New York Tribune
CorToN u.s. PRNcfrIK.The call and proceedings Of the
great "Unou meeins' at Castle Garden, with the
Of the sgner In full have been printed In pamphlet form,
and thcky dfused throughout the South. They do
seem, however, be received with any great enthusiasm
On the contrary, the slavery propseandiss regard the
whole game transparent oae, and refuse to be taken
ia and done for. Union" dimiy, sasnet, and sarsapa
ls do not seem 10 be bought by them whit faster
OF the allurng label The nuIyina organs tell
hsberdsshcrsi I'VE understand what you have hung
out those bright coors sboutyo doors for, bat don
take" Aad on tho other band, scores Of northern and
stores Of Bowen McNamee and other firms that declined
join Ia the call Of tho cotton demonstration And now
Al pam phIet issued giving list OF the iobbers who
rsfed 70 sen the Ce sle- Garden CALL venture TO saw
the balance Of profit by the cotton woud
not be in favor Of the movers elate1
As 10 Bowen .N McNsmee, consider their fortunes
already made Their card, declining sell their prn.
States tits everywhere copied and appsuded Il has
made them favorsbly known 10 twice as many
heard OF them before the cotton meeting The press of
the States rarely speaks Of Them except 10 commend
and hundreds are resolving trade with them who but
for Castle Garden would have heard OF them. We
believe fully worthy Of their good fortune but do
sh them TO have ALL the best customers We sug-
call such means they think proper 10 et the public
know that they had psrt nor lot In the cotton meeung
DELswARr---The Pennsylvania Of yesterday has .
ietgsphic despatch from Wilmington that. At the cleo
ton on Tuesday. "thee seems no doubt thst the demo-