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

After having been compelled by stern sense Of duty
70 crcise the state Of things ia Boston for the last few
weeks in no very complimentary tone. we take great
pleasure in transferring 10 our columns the following
article from the Daily Advertiser Of that city The same
suggestion has appeared in some other papers We hope
and us, that the great and enlightened body Of the pso
pie Of Boston will come forth in their majesty and
might and express their sentiments on the late disgrace
ful proceedings tina, have taken place among them and
also on the value and sanctity OF the constitution and
the Union Demagogues and fanatics have in their
perpetated acls and proclaimed opinions from which
they will shrink with loathing and scorn. Let
them speak and act for themselves Let them per.
form iusiration worthy Of the Union and worthy Of
themselves Let "Old Faneul" re- echo with such sent-
ments made her walls vocal with the shout OF pa
trotsm Let the insulted portrait Of the Father Of his
Country be redeemed from the foul faint OF the fanatic
tongue that stgmatized him, too, as -seaer.
slave breeder and an assassin Now let Mr. Webster
face his fellow citizens and in those trumpet tones that
he can command rebuke the traitors and the madmen who
have sought defe his skirts. and TO disgrace the
die Of liberty with their opprobrous calumnies This
occasion which is worthy Of his eloquence 1t
heme-the OF the law, the constitution, and the
Unon-which will bear any orator through his noblest
efforts Nee Deus i,iersi,, niei dgnts vindes nodu II
is this gordan knot which might have been described by
the poet worthy Of the highest strains Of the gifted
orator.
There should beno party there but the friends Of the
country and lei them say 10 The aboonisis and their
negro confedeates Procu proe este proan! For once,
the voice Of Boston be her respectable.
worthy citizens without being counteeited By the dis
cordant howl Of fanaticism. Drive away at once and
forever those lomened birds Of night which have peched
abou, Faneuil Hall for time, and have almost
verted il into rookery for domestic and foreign abol
ton harPies to roost an
From Boston Daily Advertiser Nov. 10.
PaoPosED MEErNG-A sire has been rained
many OF distinguished citizens that there should be
public and unequvoca expression OF the sentiment
OF this community without distinction OF party, the
duty Of obedience to all the provisions Of the constitution
and Of sustaining the constituted authorities In the
tion of the laws necessary for carrying them into effect
paramount to all other political considerations, and also
the expedeDcy Of putting end to violent popular aga
far as informed has with the hearty concur
renee OF men Of both political parties Is not proposed
that such expression of sentiment shall interfere in
degree with the organization proceedings OF those
ties and for this all movements for ie proposal Of
meeting for the objects suggested have been postponed to
| period subsequent to the State election We presume
that steps will be Immediately taken for the conven
ton OF such meeting the earliest convenient date in
Faneuil Hail. for the purposes above stated.