The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-23


We lay before our readers telegrsphic sketch OF the
meningitis resolutions. portion Of the correspondence.
Se But this is mere bird's-eye view, in comparison
with the copious details which yesterdays Pennsylvanian
brings TO us in last nights mail They nearly seven
en columns Of that paper OF il is utterly impos-
be for us 10 give these details in this mornings Union
We are compelled 10 confne ourselves the brilliant
EDITORIAL which the Pennsylvania presents US. by way Of
.ammng up The moral to which il conducts US is OF
me most cheering and anmang description to the South
and Il, the friends Of the Uuion everywhere These pro-
,sedugs are worthy Of the important position and lofty
character Of the keystone Stale:
From yesterdays Pennsyivanan
MONSTER MEETING OF the PEoPLK The demonstration
,.t evening the Chinese Mu,eum, In the of that
constitution upon which he whole fabric Of the Union
s,s highly public expectation excited In regard
\ viii live long in the memory Of our citizens
ordinary and impo,lng evidence o. public sentiment We
ppbladeIphia has before spoken emphatcally
bect which called ont her hardy and intelligent TO
~ meeting last night. The summons seemed have
reached n & The Tor The J"ioo was sa
Nv an acclaim OF devotion AMI Condolences shout of soul
hs Il NAV be perpetuasnch have before been
Witnessed in this STATE, Y indeed in this country Every
ommon foe was his persono oethe foe OF his wife, his
.miy his father, or his mother The public heart beat
n
Country The general feeling Intensified ia each ndi
yidusl when NIL Embodied in expression Of
mv 81 The enemies Of the republic Men came as il 10
guard themselves against pestilenceas fo unite against
swranas If grid up tir loins against some awful vsi
aaoa Of wrath They came put down the demon Dr,.
UNION 4. a,i e ~. ,;..,,
with peculiar pride They show that II was thoroughly
national demonstration. The South cannot read them
without feeling that they the heaIvoices OF great
oopulaon They speak language of expediency They
deal in no phrases against unreal or imaginary evils They
% the country who n the North seeks the seeds Of
OF races and in The South tries TO exerminate our
elbow conntIymen by an i'aecon o. me slaves, Lhey
NJ abolitionis seeks hide fell purpose against the
Tssy show thar Gods name outraged BY those who
invoke pretext for drsr wing couhy blessed
Thew San as pS aSa again san es II al of
he priceless value Of Union, by showing how much
% destroy it in the name of the coofed OK.
cite alike scorn. ini,gaation and disgust. Should
i knitted with whole policy Of law, whole
social system our comfort, our interest, very exist
ace.can ma DC ,on wnoa' tearing WIN !. the
holy hearth and home, ryhing good in morals in
government Thank God Tor II there is but one answer to
The Deity himself II here where He Is most worshipped
and here, where the monuments OF His good
civil and religious freedom should be crushed into ruins
Our trials may be severe our enemies multiudnou our
danger imminent and overwhelming; but the people are
intelligent oil their own best interests, OF their high
welfare of their happiness, social and POLITICAL
uuy around THEIR UNION like wall OF living fire.
We refer with pleasure the speeches this
n1-ha of Mr. Dallas bold, brie, and thrilling, lis
ringing like the voice OF patriot who feels that his
country needs his counsel We sufficiently applaud
and striking remarks of Mr. Randall, usira-
ung the great question with flood OF light Rush. In
gsrso Page Hazehursteach and all have taken
as and comprehensive view Of their counnys troubles
Among letters, that of the Hon James Buchanan ad
dresses itself TO the Intelligent Judgment OF the whole peo
M Its master-view Of the whole questonclear. lucid.
original, and convincing II exhausts the subject. Il
powder the those who
honor the country by defeating its laws Never before has
great Pennsylvanan, always he Is TO the
auion and never, in long liie. paltering with factions
sections-never before has lie lowered In loer strain
/ paoic eoquence-n boder effort of eloquent admo-
mllon-thsn in this noble letter We hope will pass
4 il by without a careful perusal.
The letters Of Dallas Webser, Clay Dickinson, Walker.
Cooper and Others will amply repay the time bestowed In
their reading. Nothing in word that has been done
could have fully demonstrated that people
uni, than these ted and powerful proceedings Let the
South be aaurd that PeWnsyipania popd peril sr0yfh~g
aAn an that Jragmeat o her rights should BE- soed
as By The hands 81 the enemis 81 The cona1oH good