The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-27
Foreign Abol,t,on,sts.

southern States OF the Union Since the agitation OF the
question arising out of the recently acquired Territories
upon the conclusion Of peace with Mexico their activity
has been redoubed and their impudencs has gained
strength as they have thought the exigences OF the
country promised them wider field for disturbance and
mischief The passage Of the fuetye-slave law by
Congress seemed 10 furnish them the very opportunity
they desired to scatter abroad the rebands Of disturb
ance throughout our land Accordingly, upon the hap
penny of that event. we al once find all their engines
at work to sap by art and PROSTATE by force, the Union
Of these States We publish extracts from several British
papers to- day. showing OF the schemes to which
they have resorted, and the means they employ We
take these articles from the republication Of the Boston
Liberator the organ OF the domestic traitors and for
egn emissaries engaged in this undertaking This
paper publishes them give encouragement and zeal to
its tagging conederaes here, and them of the
foreign sympathy they are certain to receive.
The first element in their plans Of operation is an APP
peal to all the feelings OF hatred that mbtter
our nature To effect this the most violent denunciaon
is resored to- and held to the gaze oil
the world ncanae demons in the shape OF men, Stories
Of wrongs and ourages invented and told with many
exaggerated and appalling particulars Runaway negroes
scattered throughout all the principal towns Of Great
Britain who taught to confirm these terrible tales Of
cruelty and who public meetings and in private inter-
course stir up the excited feelings Of horror and
detestaon against the citizens Of this country. Those
negroes selected by the aboltonists OF this couny
and Europe. TO propagate their notions, and
to awaken sympathy and succor An account OF pub.
lie meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland, is given in OF
these papers, at which several fugitive negroes attended
and made speeches These speeches filled with the
most barefaced falsehoods and caumnes against US,
and they received by the audience with shouts OF
applause The people Of the free States stgmatized
violently those of the slave States; and the more
national and individual characters blackened the
more the eoquence OF these ebony was admired
These foreign abolitionsls condemn our govern.
nent, institutions, our laws, our social feelings
and propose aid and encourage those who seeking
assal and subvet them They forward addresses and
memorials to the traitors among US, with promises OF
operation and assisance and they doubt sent Thomp
son. the guest Of Garrison 10 personally these
assurances, and perhaps 10 bring pecunary aid to the
cause. They have the audacity to with the
vengeance OF God and the execaon Of man. and openly
cheer the white and the black aboonsts TO resist the
law. and SET the authority Of the government defiance
No doubt money is supplied well as advice and they
look forward, with the utmost sang frod, to the day
when the people OF this country be involved in all
the calamtes OF civil war; and OF ruined hopes and for
tunes. The abolition party OF this country, il left TO
themselves we believe would speedily die out. and
dwindle into insignhcsnce but when stimulated aad
sustained by the enemies OF our country abroad s i'm
possible calculate their will and their power to do
harm Il is the hope Of this adventurous aid that has led
political demagogues OF desperate fortunes embrace the
cause Of abolition, and to engage in the agitation which
dragging the government OF the Union EDWARDS to the
gull OF destruction. These things admonsh us TO be
on our guard against such influences Agents and
haranguers paid to peambulaie the free Staies and
presses established and sustained with foreign gold
circulate the asehoods they COIN and the fanatca snets
they inculcate among the people. Under pretence OF
teaching charity, humanity. and love OF liberty, the
most revolving and insunectionary practices sug
gested and urged upon the ignorant and the credu-
lous; and il riot, rapine, and bloodshed be averted
il 10 because gracious Providence has kindly inter.
posed to rescue the country from their nefarious de-
signs The citizens Of the free States should be aroused
the danger OF these insdous foreign foes Let them
ponder these things WELL and they win discover that the
abotionss have always been the tools Of European
cendaes They have been for years in close alliance
with them-have acted their suggestions. and carried
out their plans Nearly every leading sboionst has at
one times visited Europe to get their lessons
and calumniae their own government and people many
Of runaway negroes Of the Fred Douglass stamp have
been instructed pampered and stimulated there to SANDER
this country, and to with obloquy the Of the
best and nobles Of public benefactors Thus have
these ignorant and debased instruments OF foreign az
gssson been induced thrust themselves forward al
occasions and 10 arogate degree Of vulgar familiarity
with the whites which nothing but the enjoyment OF
European equality and social pettng could have ever
prompted them to exhibit Much Of the abolition agta-
ton that has for the last two years disturbed the free
States and convused the whole Union to lie foundation
had It's origin in foreign suggestions and foreign means
to carry on. This fact is undenabe, and whoever
reads the British papers Of aceran class will hnd that they
are apt disciples Of the higher ag creed They can quote
tas appsntly either Of the two reverend apostles Of
that school. Messn. Parker and Beecher Indeed, we
have 10 believe that II originated in its present
application in "Scotch, mist" II s now matter for
the earnest consideration Of the people Of the free States
how fer they will continue to tolerate these European in
termeddlep and their abolition eonfederates They
should wsgh well the price they may possibly be con-
PEELED to psyfor indulgng these abolition incsndianss