The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-19

We find the following article in the Iowa State Ga
ze,te. We glad the people OF this young, Wig.
orous and enterprsing State taking such manly stand
in behalf OF the Union and the rights OF all sections In
deed nearly all the noble young northern and southwest
States have adopted the course alike liberal and
patriotic. They are OF the value OF the Union
and Of the rights OF the South, and like honest, true
men. they are equally resolved TO sustain both We be.
eve feeling OF enlarged and comprehensive love OF
country daily growing stronger every quarter; and
the emergency for its display becomes more pressing
it will be gradually iuvgorated TO meet it, whatever may
be the danger or the result This is the firm rock on
which the Union rest-his is the guarantee OF the
"Uaoa and Tie Rights Of the States !" and while il flows
undimnishe in the hearts OF the American people, the
stability OF the government may bid defiance to the as
saus OF fanatics. ias. and enemies OF every shape and
color no matter what petex they assume or what Sec
ton they may spring from Recent events have sorey
tested the strength OF this attachment, but begin TO
hope ii will Withstand them all The South is rapidly
uniting upon the most patriotic grounds let the North
do her JUSTICE and forbear the infection Of wrong and
the Union will be strong this point every
thing hangs
From the Burlington Qows) stats os1ets Dec
UNION NETTING The preliminary meeting called last
week assemble the courtroom Saturday evening
last web attended and the speeches and proceedings
a late hour after deciding upon holding mass Union
meeting In this city nexi Saturday week, the 14h Inst,
which lime hope large assemblage Of the people
OF the county, without distinction Of party The speeches
and proceedings at that time win be Of unusually inter-
The times are indeed out joint when regularly organ
lied opposition to the laws passed by ts constituted author
iy Of government IL made by those hereofoc arroyo
tag themselves The peculiar appelaons Of orde lovlog
and aw.abid,ng ciizenswhen the holy Scriptures are
dragged into the political arena, and their sacred
culed and garbed 70 apologize Tor rio nobocrscy, and
notification oil tue iaws--and when esch mans private
- maue 'ns ,onaauon 2, ngne. law WHEN
tons Of sosiey h once admit these socaled obstacles TO
law Legitimate IN snss n,iance they become 50 on
until both law aud order At mockery and ham
bug and no citizen, however harmless or peacrabe bis
character and VOCATION hope for protection or defence
in invasion Of his rights
Had the press Of our country been unanimous The
people be this subject there would be occa
sion sssembazcs in midst, attracting citizens
from their ordinary avocaion to SPEAK IN voice which
be heard ths occasion Unfortunately this has no,
been Apologies Tor opposition To the laws have
been found among and people, because they were
the constitution and the laws, and were not TO be
sednced their iealy both, have been branded as
aiding Of slavery, and binding letters ui,oh
tho slave while and members OF Congress,
who stood up like men their official oahs and duties
when others aiefed shared IN these Recommendations
qurston and always have been and their Delegation IN
Congress but spoke the sentiments Of their constituents Ia
he N,, ,e mar Q, ,ne con- usr Seh has
much II the people OF tue nee Stafos con
@ s MOI iowa wy % she eve. az ss D so, "
South. 1900
We repeat, we look and hope Tor large and general
attendance Of the OF this county the forth
coming occasion Party feeling will bor once be merged
Union which both wings and democrats Interested
preserving. platform on which all may stand will be
there pres ned and look for oaion III leelig
md al Interchange Of sentiments among people
sunny iha. VIII long be remembered with pleasing reise
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