The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-21

Strike. s-s As.s eel
Congress will reassembls on Monday the I'd Of b.
cembef The struggle win recommends unless N,
North comes TO the rescue. We shall not suffer num-
Der OF our paper 10 go forth. without attempting 10 i'm
press upon brethren Of the North the importance n
the crisis at which we have arrived We seek 10 ou.,
their eyes TO the danger which threatens the Union
We repeat in the face OF the country, with all IN,
guarantees we can give in our character our iortuD.
and our saced honor" that there 10 imminent danger IA
this glorious Union that the South are earnestly SOL
EMMY determined not to yield inch more; tina. IL men
like Thaddeus Stevens will .rush In where angels would
(almost) fear to tread" and press this subject again
Upon Congress. and hutl once more this frsbrand n
public councils. il must be crushed at once OF A
battlements OF the Union will receive shock which
will yibrs,e through the whole South. And Ii Thu
noble republic to be permitted TO fall victim to Ii,
fanaticism OF few madcaps Some Of them desire
to abandon the Union. That madness has been LONE
proclaimed as one OF the articles Of their creed by Gar
rison Co. But will the people OF the North and Ii,
West permit this madness TO 70 to it's consummaon
What shall we think Of MIR. Chase, the senator from
Ohio addressing the people in opposition to the fugitive
slave law What shall think Of the Spirit Of The
Times, OF Philadelphia. taking sides with Thompsou,
the foreign abolitions, against the crowd who put him
down in Faneuil Hall I n,
The Union is in danger. The opposition TO the ius.
slave law which has appeared in Boston has pro-
daced an indignant feeling in the South
ut is useless 10 disguise the fact writes one Of The
bestinformed Union in Georga) that there strong
current Of dsunon sentiment pervadng the public mind Of
this State II has taken hold upon no inconsidenbs
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increasing power and strength. With those who have
maintained the Of the Union, there is univsal
sentiment that the late Adjustment must be scrupuousy
adhered to by all sections OF the country They regard
the adoption OF the fugtve-save bill as the strongest
evidence in the Adjustment Of the intention Of north
brethren to abide in good faith by the compromises
and guarantees Of the constitution the subject OIL
slavery. In il they disposition Of our northern
brethren stand firmly and in good faith by the cons.
tuition Of their fathers We look with the most intense
interest to every demonstration at the North this sub
iect We feel and know how much depends upon the
issue Of this fearful struggle. Our confidence 10 yet
strong in the ultimate triumph and Of the mod
crate honest. and patriotic portion Of the North. who
love the constitution Of their country and determined
to preserve the Union of their fathers After what have
Just written to you, need hardly add that in my
honest and candid opinion, the fate Of Union hangs
upon he fate Of the fugitius-slaue biA Its repeal or
material notification the failure to carry out its pro-
visions in good faith viii every southern arm now
raised in the cause Of the Union fall nerveess by the
sde and every tongue that speaks its praises and
blessings win be palsed into silence. speak strongly
but Is the solemn sOavning Of calm. dspasonafs truth
Unless this fact Yeased all is force By our northern
br.,l,. tb.r. Il Grant mud ,n,,nsa.,f lc.g.~ Z. a.
failure" 4
Sich is the warning Of Of the ablest Statesmen
the South. who is ardenty devoted to the Union and
this warning dare to repeat with equal earnesness
and with the deepest solemnity.