The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-27
Are the Lios ssa the Lamb about 20 lie dow
lOxoshort


Are the Laos ssa the Lamb about TO lie down
togeshsrs
Below will be found extract from a speech lately
delivered in New York by Senator Seward, which is
araded in the papers proof positive that this busy
demagogue has The Of his ways and is about
TO renounce them. We do not read it in the way
We perceive very different purpose at the bottom OF this
eQuvoca declaration in behalf of the Unsn He breaches
the doctrines all other disunonsts of the
| stamp. They all in favor OF the Union and the Con-
sttuon, but is such Union and such Constitution
suit their peculiar notions. Mr.. Seward is in favor
OF both. if he have them interpreted confomably TO
his higher. law canons of construction. Repeal the
fugitive slave awabolish sayery-render negroes and
whites equas-and then Mr.. Seward would be as good
friend to the Union as General Washington himself
This flourish OF his does touch the points of dscord
1t does not promise to abstain from pursuing
that will inevitably break up the Union il does not dep
recate agitation invite to charity, peace and good
will il is nothing but cold, bareaced ttcadde: it
ought to deceive but such Is he himself
says should be sent 10 the lunatc asylum. Sane
men must smile at the dupes, at the time they
hold in contempt the trckssr who seeks deceive them
We will now in few words anayze what we believe
to be the true motives OF Mr. Seward He has gained
his ends in New York. He has sympathzing aboi-
ton colleague in the Senate elected and thus far oil
goes merry a marriage bell" Now Mr. Seward takes
broader survey OF the field He wants TO be President
at least have President in his leading strings,
and TO be himself in the line of safe precedents He
knows the abolition banling cannot yet run alone: it
needs the continuance of wing nursing The wings can
do nothing without the help of his followers and thus is
| platform presented for combination. They are
old partners, and easily adjust the In appear
ance, Seward must of little in his abolition vo-
lence. He must let down his higher law" few con-
venent pegs This will smooth the road to union on all
sides Hence he has recently been soong to the ad-
minstraon and probably they will both find ere long
tina, two ever be good friends those
who have tried to Gu, each others threats This
is fact known all Now, in addition to all this MOTH
ing is more certain than that the wings and aboons!s
have natural affinity for each other and make admra-
bic eoaboers any They both know, too, that
they rally every man Of every stripe, spot and
COLOR 10 the supper, OF their candidate for President
he will be beaten by the democrats. Seward is in favor
OF General Scott, because he is hero. southern man,
with no particularly offensive principles the North, and
with those that may be saed peppered and seasoned to
20 dopn al the South. Such man may be elected
canno, be elected the monge factions elect nobody
else
Such is the train OF Stewards secret reasoning, and
such the explanation OF this adro speech. We think
the arul dodger is mistaken in all his calculations;
and that, however distinguished captain Winfield Scott
may be- the country is tired OF the modern Of gun
powder Presidents General Taylor efec,ually cured
tina, ds,emper Nor would the peopls-ei,her North or
in
cipes The support OF such fanatical demagogues
Seward leads would nearly have dragged down the
Father Of his Country" General Scott would sink with
them as quickly as il he had milestone tied about his
neck and were cast into the
How the administration TO be pacihed caIoed in this
operation we do no, pretend to know but Mr.. Seward
has hesded them" often, presume he has learned
the ropes now He is no, the modest patriot sickle at
anything necessary to compass his ends and he may
possess some resources wot no, OF to drive good
bargain both for Mr. Fillmore and himself Whether he
designs to sell the abouonsts buy the wings, or 10
make Jockey ,wop all round, time only disclose.
We will wait The issue in patience and the more so as
the political millennium among all the isms opposed to
democracy is evidently approaching Mr. Seward con-
cluded thus:
And th. thought suggests, gentlemen. yet another, the
Intimate relation, the necessity OF nds.olobe
between the State and The United States IL 1. tot New
York that ppons and snsain. this and
this II IL the entire nation, stretching
river Lawrence along the Atlantic and the Mexican
gulf nd the mountain. and along the Pac hc
coas away up Nooiks sound OR is indeed bril-
liza Mt and d.ugu.hsbe in the constellation but let IL
shoot from sphere, and Il would pale Its irss and
lost in the heavens. fCheersl Gentlemen, In
New York can be disunionisi. tChesfs know none
indeed. fCheers viii say only thing further the
subject OF the Union. believer in the Christian
ligon When happens In my way to tall in with n
.ke endeevor hts doubts and
oonhd bur when he himself Atheist think
III he o turned my TREND DR. Benedict OF
the In hospital Utica So " should hear New
York IN an svow himself disunioni. should think the
Bloom nvdae Asylum the hest place for his correction
ICheefs Sir what just and wise be defended nd
ma mi ned Ju he who defend aud them
in this Union and under this constitution Is capable OF
doing good, and, IN my poor judgment, pablo of
doing more harm ICheerl May Heaven take of the
New York man, II there b. who .union and
Heaven wits OF him who sincerely suspects ohet
OF being go Bat, gentlemen. must forget that am
only casual and pccted guest will abuse, by
much speaking, the hospitality which hs, indulged
privilege of being listener this bsppy greeting
Of and county fCres Of 60 on, NO on No gen.
tleinen. fCdes OF 90 20 on Gentlemen of rural
districts. please be in order. Excuse me Mr.. Lieu
tenant Governor and Mr. Speak usurpng your
authority. give you gentlemen. The city OF New York
nd the State Of New Hsrmony ADD affection be.
tween them, and ndssolubs Unou between them aud
the sister States :"
Hon Thomas Burnside one of the Judges OF the gu
pems court of Pennsy ana died fsermanto Penn