The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

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Leave asked for the introduction Of bills granting
lands to States aid Of internal improvements and alter
some discussion thereon, the House adjourned.
Foreign AboiitIonists.
II but few days since we took occasion 70 repubsh
certain British newspapers, explaining
the feelings nduged BY the abolitionss Of that county
against institutions and some Of The schemes 10
which they resort 10 carry these feelings into practical
s6sct perfectly obvious from them. that a public
msstngs and lectures in newspaper editorials and com
municsons. the most bitter repugnance TO slavery The
fugveslave law. and to the character and integrity Of
citizens generally freely expressed Resolutions
Of sympathy and succor Of I'D.
vice and adoa,sa, an ueflfmiE5dlT
be forwarded 70 The sboioniss Of this country. to slim
law. Ths fugitivs-savs law il denounced ia terms Of
the most violent hatred Is an edict war with the spirit
Of civilization and humanity and in shamesss defiance
Of the higher law Of God. Scores Of runaway negroes
are received and instructed there to subservs The crafty
designs Of these European abolitionists They are put
forward on al occasions to make haransuss, to show
their scars and to bear testimony to the alleged sppca
ton OF The lash and the banding.irons Of the save-
holders upon their Naked starving. and dying victims
These relations and exhibitions are hailed by the au-
diences with sort Of holy horror, and ~ clauses vie
in invoking upon the heads Of the Christian can
nibals Of our southern States.
These fancy sketches butsvsnts Of almost daily
occurrence IN portions Of Great Britain. From
persons wrought up these are We could hardly
psct any other treatment than receive They seem
to think il incumbent them to aid by every means IN
their power those who seeking to deprecias and
resist the law in this country They hint pontedly
the sectional feelings aud jsalouses at work among
undermine the constitution and the Union. and express
strong hope that by this fundamentally slavery be
speedily exirpsted Having cast the poison among us.
they strive 10 give fatal operation Thompson the
tnerant ealunnisor Of country. doubt sent
here in their service 10 exasperate sectional feeling
and to the faithful that foreign aid was at hand
Money, too. is supplied from unknown source to
support their Papers established and
,aned preachers and lecturers Of all stripes cesds and
coIos, traveing the free States tracts, pamphlets,
and other ncendary publications literally food the
iry-al nhaming and arousing the heated passions Of
the fanatics and seciares 10 unparalleled degree
Whence do they come Who contributes the means OF
keeping all this machinery in motoni Whence come
the thousands Of dollars to rescue the negro thief
Chaplini Whence the vast means Of arming the ne.
gross in the free States. keeping great numbers Of
them in dleness. watching with alert vigilance the
moment fugitive il seized, to rush TO his rescue or to
gather around the Offices Of the msshals and the courts
Whence. too, the Of employing plsoons Of law
ysrs assist in defeating the ends Of justice, and by
every conceivable trick o. caving and quibbIng. to
turn the law from its courssi Whence, Also the nscss
sary Of putting in operation IN extensive system
OF spiondgs. which il Arguseyed. detsc nearly every
effort TO seiEs fugitive before II be completed. and
sends him "his way rejoicing towards Canada the
hospabe city OF refuge among the Green Mountains Of
Vermont Surely. there must be large Of money
somewhere subject to these purposes such things can
not be done for nothing. The aboonsts OF this coun
try are neither rich nor generous and the purses Of Ger
nit smith, Arthur Tappan, and the whole race Of them,
would BE- inadequate 10 defrsy all these enormous ex
peuses Most II not the WHOLE thus required must arise
IRON foreign contributions. Fanaiicim and bigotry IN
tie their purse srogs and the sshsh policy Of foreigners
very likely supplies its quote TO carry the good work
In the war Of 1912 they could subdus overthrow
this glorious Union. few preachers In wolves cloth
ng-a few mock champions Of freedom in stolen livery
few privileged yants. through their supple instruments,
the leading Quakeu. and the congrexated assem-
blags OF runaway negroes and debased free backs-
ere chucklins q the prospect Of planning and achisv
ng what eli the arms and the bravery Of British
esoas ignoninioasly iailsd to accomplish. Such il
he mighty d6ssncs between apparent effects and
sauses ID this nansitoy world Shall these wretehsd
tools o. fossign snsmiss triumph Shall govern
msnt b sacrificed on such base and ignobls shrine
We trust the people Of the free States will instantly
awake 70 The dangG and the impoEanes Of This crisis
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