The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-01
Tn E UNION.

Beard sboonism in its den and expose TO the gaze
oil an insulted community II will abuse you in the
all harmless and little 10 be feared Portions OF the
South may have IN respects, acted hastily and i'm
pudently but they had the sole right OF controlling The
question OF slavery il exists among themselves |
go with them because the constitution IS with them
stand by them when they right and the people will
stand by them too Hitherto they never had opporlu.
nty for the question yet fully met by ogan
cations, II il had been met in 1918, my fend IRON
Michigan would not have been sacrificed he was
by those pretending 10 be OF his own party--l do not
mean in reference TO party triumph or defeat, but
ground that far than political consider.
atoms The great drag ne. of abotonsm sweeps every
evil element into It's embrace y oyerrdes every other
against II isno patriot Applause.
did not expect TO speak this occasion, but, being
called upon, ! could mol decline; and my heart is so
full upon all occasions with this subject, that can
speak at any time, and at any length, against il. can
say OF il as the defiant Mcpherson said of death:
''i've dared his face,
And IN This place
scorn him yet again"
II is an evil spirit. going up and down The land, and
bodies much and permanent evil would see the consti-
tuon preserve and handed down To generations YET un-
born. would see the country not theatre for foreign
abolition incendiares, but asylum for all the earth's
people, where they may find epose and shelter under the
tree OF liberty, while they subslsi upon its fruits ZAP
pause am persuaded there is no longer any real
ger we are true 10 ourselves, rne to the spirit Of the
Union The victory Is won; and all that we have to do
is to say that the fugitive slave bill shall not be repealed
or modified In any essential particular 10 bring be-
low the requirements OF the constitution Though clouds
and darkness may now ovehang the prospect. the bright
will emerge from lis obscny and there is
young here il he shall live good old age. who will
live long enough to this accused agitation
forth again TO stalk over the North But we do not
take stand, if not faithful 10 the constitution,
say--and ! am no alarnist-that The man in this
roo, and his head covered with the frost Of age who
will see the dissolution OF the Union OF the States
have motive 10 this speech, except i were the senti
ment Of my heart am retiring from the public service,
but will still raise my warning admoniiion
"a voice. We are sorry for i'll
Mr. Dickinson. Let who is on the Lords side,
and who is not Let there be disguise. Let masks be
OFT Let il SO be conducted that every must his
heart the outside Of his wastcoat, il were, and
treason will be put down. Laughter and cheers,l
Gentlemen. return you my hearty thanks for the kind
manner in which you have listened 10 these desuory
and has,y remarks. will deain you no longer.
The honorable gentlemen then received the graduation
OF their frIeads for some time, and introduced 10
several persons after which they retired TO their hotel
and the assembage then separated, much gatifed with
the patriotic sentiments which had been so eloquen,y
expressed.