The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-22

Carried The senate had not yet acted.
Extract, from an eogaen ssrmoa delivered Philadelphia,
bv the Rev Tavnias l.nerd, ca Iaanksgtcing Dag,
December IL.
wou IDENTIFY ests and synpathies with our whole
land
barked in one noble vessel and shall float sink to-
gether Colossal body polite s still IL is one body,
suffer win H." Ii anacs and treason, North South,
but once break the Of Union by the separation Of
The whole country is baptized in francidal blood. And
once break link from the chain of our Union and twould
operate the suspension OF in leaving
nothing but Babe-contusion turmoil and blood Next
would come standing armies grinding taxes. petty yrans
Oas nation should be our mouo-ons Union from ocean
10 ocean, from Gulf Of Mexico the North pole. Then
Manure protects from outward aggression by belt OF
waters-hen shall need standing armies nor great
gsnerslhen our hundred millions can be LETT to plough
iher own fields and reap their own abundant harvests
But IL we remain one people. we must have common
sympaihy-we must stand at all hazards and every
Of feeling by the constitution oil these United
The North tolerate evils enailed the South
by other generations and the South must be willing to
abide free press and free speech at the North To remedy
any specific evil traitor should dare lay rude hand
on the great bond Of our liberty and safety
II any cannot conscentously submit insti-
ttions he can leave the country. he able, make
revolution and give u, better But no man has right TO
asks the protection OF others
Men may obey the aw-ihey may refuse TO obey actively
circumstances revolutonize the Of law but he who
,sss., ,sss Ss 1S,s, 70 an tIrs lac; Without IN
fanatics to stir up any class Of men 10 endanger life
oihef mems necks and their in the halter Is this
and s. and s people,
al the North we have more distinct apprehension Of hu.
sbnied 10 our education our and our in.
suuiions Human nature Is the same North and South,
humanity. and charity all north or south side OF
any geographical line What need 10 patience com.
prehensive patriotism mutual confidence fatefnsi inter
course and high moral principle and with these the f.
sion Of intelligence and the influence OF time will make
The northern esole the southern planter the Cali.
6ia adventurer the prairie settler OF Missouri, beth
Their pecuiarties the result OF circumstances
and they owe each other charity and kind offices.
Let us have no pharsaic seltrghteousness buster
bavado. Let discuss all evils kindly bat freely.
Let share the burden OF sustaining of literary
and religious culture with the emigmnt the frontiers
Let rally Tor union and concord, hold
mics but those who would corrupt youth reckless
Of vstue who for imagined good would wreck
TIE ark Of national glory and safety Let intrust
evils which admit present remedy influence oil
years, the progress Of light the sober second thought Of
philanthropy and above all. the overuing providence
of Almighty God Al any expense OF money. let
The land, from Maine Mexico and Oregon, with RAFT
roads ADD eegraphs to be the veins and through
which may the heart Of universal patriotism
and pley How much nobler this than getting up little,
palry conventions Boston Nashville plot
against the good OF our country and the hopes Of mankind
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM FLORIDA The house
OF representatives agreed, few days ago. 10 go into
election for United States senator, Mr. Yulee, whose
Term expires on the 4ih OF March next but the State
semby for that purpose by vote OF Ia o5 The demo
Gratis have majority in both houses OF one. making
on joint ballot but il seems there is little unanmity
among them.-N. Y Herald
DANIEL WEBsrEhs CELLAR The Boston Times saws that
two thousand hundred and fifty nine bottles OF wines
The property Of the Hon Daniel Webster were sold at auc
ton by Coolcdge Haskell Saturday. The wines were
cosby and went OF at high prices small lot az bot,es)
d"Essex Junto" went high dollars per bottle
(common wine boues) When the .'Consttn,ion' was
put up-an artice imported by The Hon Daniel Webster
hmsein August, ls33-ihe bidding became quite brisk
Every person present seemed anxious get least one
bottle OF the 'Constitnion.v Il was finally knocked eh
eboles 70 Mr. Carts do 10 M Easburn, city printer
40 TO Mr.. Appleton do to Mr.. Sargent, &c. Judge
warren took bottles; Moses SaonsislI, Rodman, Rch
o. more bottles The same Mr. Skinner bid of number
d"fellow Jackets" at 81 per bottle.
UNION MEETING IN SoRTHKKN INDIANA "A Union meeting
was held al Laporte Indiana, the 2si umo John c.
Reed ESQ., in the chair Several OF the resolution. are like
nose adopted at the Castle Garden meeting There
strong effort made by the aboltonist free soilers Sc
70 dsapprove Of the Ters. boundary bill and the fugitive
hsve bill. but IL did not succeed
cosvsssloS OF RoBBrHY AND MURDER The HaSetsown
mas receiveda pamphlet, purporting be the con-
.on o. one Charles Wallace, which gives account Of
ae robbery OF Mr. John Funk at aeestogn several year.
W, committed by himself and an accompce, named
smelling This confession written by Wallace, a. he
~ysirom memory. and given by him TO the Rev Henry
a"eey' at the stake where he burned alive by mob
me banks Of the Mississippi Iith Of August 1860
~ TO the murder Of Miss Mary Rogers the beau
cigar girl Of New York, and number OF robberies and
other crimes