The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-27

by adopting or aiding to propagate their reasonable
trines.
Tothe people Of the South especially these foreign syu
pathzers by their Open audacious alliance with Ans
lean abotonisis have become objects Of peculiar inss.
II their rights are to be- contested here, aud are to
assailed by the pseudo phanthropiss of Europe i'm
they prepared 10 encounter this extended warfare na
foreign aggression be met, and should be met. by
determined esstanceon the part OF our own government
both State and federal. Leagues between our own CHI
and foreigners associated together for the pupos
Of invading the rights Of any section Of this country.
to disturb its peace and prevent the execution OF its
should be denounced by stringent enactments and pon
ly punished. We may not be able to reach the ul
eign hand but readily strike al the instrument
here. These things cannot be done in a corner TAs
must speedily come to light and when they do, M
lash OF justice should be thoroughly laid on ,b.E
offenders. II this grievance be not redressad, III.
high road to ruin. which all republics have uod BE-
fore u.s. is destined to be our future path Domestic fac
tons, and their conuptions, have been the ready
instruments Of foreign tyrsnts to effect their overthrow
Plausible pre.exts wanting and ia this instance
what be more captivating than the Wanted "adyo
cacy Of human freedom and "dsinteresed benevolens
With these fine words on their lips. and the concentst
venom OF Judas and Arnold in their hearts. the abolition
lists Of this country may become "nghty architects
ruin" as Burke saw in the bloody monsters OF the 6
French revolution They fitted BY nature for the san
work They would glory in the degradation and downh
OF their country. il that would conduce their fanatic
triumph. They would rejoice to il by prow
gangs Of liberated slaves whose track would be marks
by every crime in the calendar, and whose victims wou
be the white race. They pray TO God now-those wild
pray at alto see the habtations Of the South given
the ames and her fair fields devastation. They paw
likewise for the instant abolition Of slavery, and ID
the consequences. whatever they may be. take Il
themselves Such is the spirit Of foreign abolition
such il is here II may be disguised in individual cases.
but unmask it, and such will everywhere appear. WI
have published these extracts and made these commend
on them, to awaken excitement 10 minister to Ia
angry passions that unhappy prevail in too many
bosoms, but because the potent spirit OF foe
aggression at work in midst to excite sectional sd
ousy and sectional enuy, and we believe il is the high
est duty Of every true patriot to expose II, and \
contribute his utmost exerons to arrest its career
we have endeavored 10 do with becoming candor AID
earnestness and trust it may call the attention Of
fellow citizens to the subject. and induce them to hs
etctua measures restrain If not 10 eradicate the evil
The doctrines and the schemes Of the aboonsts hss
although disseminated and put forth by their organs aa
lecturers. are in fact, the second hand inventions
European genius; and we may excaim, rs the pafiua
did Of old, when hear them, that this " voice is h
voice Of Jacob, although the hands are the hands d
Esau." When the people Of this country know whence
this wind cometh, they easily determine whittier
bloweth" Let them take heed, and be wise in time