The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-03

We observe by the northern papers that the noorou,
foreign aboiionist, Thompson--who few years .y0
ayersed the country, disseminating his pesiiierous Do
rnes, addressing negro meetings. and using his utmo
endeavors TO stir up strife and discod on The subisc,
slaveryhas again arrived shores. no doubt 10 n,
commence the work of mischief and Instruction Fan
eu Hall, in Boston-that time bonored 'scrade Of ill.,
eryis TO be desecraed BY this worthy confederate oil
Fred. Douglass, Garrison, Abby Kelly, & Co. and h.
negro followers The heroes OF the late riots in that civ
probably will occupy the front seats and the runaway
negro Crafts, and his wife. will be apoheosi,sd anon,
the saints OF abolition. The catiff Thompson IA.
no doubt watched the state of things in this country
and. finding deep sea,ed excitement raging on II,
question OF slavery. has deemed il fl season 10
make his advent, with the hope OF tanning the flames Of
discord into more destructive blaze. He came lid.
too early when he was here before
II behooves the friends OF the country 10 keep an eve a,
this foreign emissary, and discouneuance and sep.
him Upon his return 10 his own shores he reved IN.
institutions and many OF the nobesl patriotic names q
the Union He will unquestionably pursue the sam,
course now We may, with what patience we can com.
mand bear with the calumnies and the insurrectionary
harangues of our own aboionsts but the nsoence and
presumption OF this imported teacher Of sedon are n,o
cradle He to oment disturbance to foster jealousy
among our counirymen, and to arouse and ncte rea
sonabe spirit OF hatred the part OF the North against
the South II becomes the duty Of good citizens every
where to spurn him and his confederates from their pres
ence as they would the thief and the midnight assassin
His mission tends to the preparation Of these crimes
II will stimulate the ignorant and the deprayed
to their commission. How far will the GOOD
people Of the North permit these foreign intsriopsu
to minister TO the ambition Of demagosues,
and TO ince the reckless zeal of fanatics into acts Of
phrensy and rebellion. We shall be overrdn with these
hghriaw crusaders from Great Britain unless our pec
pie resoutely set their faces against such impenen,
Intermediates in national concerns. The people OF
Boston must be sadly in want OF occupation for their
emotions" if they ready to hazard the safety Of the
Union in order to hug to their bosoms few dozen iugi
tive slaves and surrender up Old Faneu" as the sop
shop for an itinerant peder Of sedton
Just after writing the above the New York Globe has
come to hand containing the following pertinent article
this subject
"a TIMELY rMroRTAToN-An English paper says,
ga valedictoy sones Mr.. George Thompson, M p
for the Tower Hamets previous 10 his embakaton Tor
United States Of America, where he about enter on
short anti slavery campaign, came of al the London tavern
Bishopsgae street, on Wednesday evening"
This foreign deiamer of country arrived in the Can
ada The British government has America Beriu
da convic and Irish spies who had sold their eow.men
for accursed bloodmoney and English detectives
with tile corruptons OF Newgate-but il paid the
passage OF with as base purpose fell hatred
against American society this George Thompson His
presence here is doubtless very oppone to the fee.so
agitators He is coming with his English mpernencies
Hwgh hnceen further that great uprising Of the North
which the Albany Journal sees approaching He Ii coming
with Engsh gold from the Worlds Convention, subsidn
presses and hire abolition He is coming
rhapsodes about the "horros Of slavery while whs
men, and women and Iiule children, dying OF
lion, and cold and wIechednesin the land whence
he comes But we think he will not speak twice in New
York city We have hireing Thompson already
the Tabernaclewe do not need his English namesaks.
We apprehend he will hardly venture TO perform his antics
here at present We hope Captain Rynders will have an
eye TO him -