The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-03

On several occasions we have taken leave to suggest
that the abolition Of slavery in this country was the
scheme of foreign enemies. and was sustained BY
their money, and stimulated by their zeal The meetings
held in London, Edinburgh, and other British cities
their spirit and recommendations well the asylum
they boast Of aording runaway negoes-al tend to
confirm this opinion especially when we recollect the
mission OF Thompson the suburban representative Of the
London five points, in the House Of Commons 10 this
country This incendiary demagogue comes to this coun-
try, heralded by the plaudts Of all the abolition papers
and meetings in Great Britain, and it is confidently
proclaimed that he will overthrow slavery and tram
pie the pretended Dagon OF oppression in the dust.
A lying commentator Of Lord Brougham is fabri-
Gated to attract attention; and advised that
an orator above st. Paul about 10 mount the
rostrum Of freedom. Men 60 to hear him and what
is it after all vapid rehash Of Garrison's windy
Trades against saverya boisterous rush of mighty
wnd"-the oor ct preierea nr Of abolition declama-
ton Such is George Thompson, the omnipotent Boa
nerges of negro equality But there is one feature Of
this abolition contes, that should not be overlooked Ii
is ,hs-the whole party, every section and every State
of the Unon seems to be ac,uated by spirit of feroc
ty Quakers. infdes, magdalens, demagogues, and ia
natics of all sorts, breathe one wsh-it is for union
resolutions of town meetings, held in negro churches
and State captols and headed BY the Smiths and Sum-
ners with white faces or the Douglasses and Shad-
rachs with black faces-heir newspapers OF all sorts and
creeds, from the smashing hypocrisy OF the Faond Era
and Tribune down TO the digustng vugary of the Lib
orator and Chronope all chant the same tune, and all
consent to bury every minor consideration for the glory Of
God aud the loving fIaternal embrace of the negro
who has violated his mistress murdered his master,
and been Struggled by Chaplin Co. into the fullbown
enjoyment of his liberty The free States are literally
overrun with lecturers and haranguers of all colors in
favor Of abolition they flooded with newspapers and
pamphlets and nearly every village boast conven
lion at which black and white vagabonds pennyess
the azzaron of Naples, attend, at great expense, In de-
cent garbs and white cravats, and contribute money
enough to publish thousands OF copies OF their proceed
ngs Whence come the funds to sustain their presses,
to print their incendiary pamphlets and to pay the
penses of the Garrsons Douglasses, Chaplins, and
egions OF other nameless apostles OF the sublime creed
of abolition They cannot be raised in this country
they do not fall down from the clouds. The worth
less, idle, and vicious vagabonds themselves mel
Their earn nor obtain them, unless they steal them !;
but even this is impraccable They must be
contributed from abroad The foreign enemies Of our
free institutions furnish the means TO assal them IN
this dastardly and covert mode. hundred thousand
dollars udiciously expended in this way will keep in.
Vulnerable papers, agents, and other appliances Of Popu
lar agitation at work, and produce the results see
daily passing before eyes Pc, this sum in the hands
of Seward, Hale Chase, Giddnss, and few others OF
the like sor and they raise breeze that will look
like kind of universal hurricane, sweeping the whole
land Such men are the aspiring tool OF foreign work
men, who envy and fear national greatness and pow
er and ould deem millions well spent if the expendi-
,ure facilitated our dsunon and downfall Let no, be
forg often that abolition is the cunning device OF foreign
adversarics-,be very wedge with which they hope TO
rive this Union into fragments that those who aid
the unholy enterprise the willing and corrupt dupes
Of crafty monarchis,s The Farewell Address OF Wash
ingon sdmonishes beware OF them; and we heed
i, moi, we deserve to fall, implied BY the world, and
espised even by ourselves.