The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-08

Nv, 10 rob US berry 10 destroy the bul~arks OF
~, eosany--thal constitution framed by fathers OF
JorIous republic-by the good and yiruons-by the
and beet statesmen mat ever adorned his or any
ri, miserable parry has had The unhoy audscity TO ad
,soiuton OF the union ot set the negroes oo Sir,
- i . moral prime pie which commands as = Of
4. choose the least" ueed not Tell this meeting which
-, ,,xo evils is the graalor the less. We all know
III vbat the negro suffers in this country is nothing in
ion 10 the evils that would inevitably follow dis
Ilnloa of the Union
American hesrta lmposs bile! No TRUE American ever
rT ,nch sentiments dtsunon Is nor American; u Is
',nrc il Is foreign production; II Is not the spona-
on, growth OF American sOil no, SIT United we
and" is the American motto " DIVIDE and conquer is
craze OF her defeat IhlrY years ago, on the plains
fhsIntette by the $, n Of exlted rishnan, Andrew
Wrl do remember sir that alter The French revolution
1880 one Of the English HbaadoIs writing to his gov
nnent said that crowned mead was sale SO long as
Al hot. bed of revolutions lhe United ates OF North
nerca-exIsted"
sr was formed in London The ayowed object OF this
ety was 10 abl.h slavery throughout The world but
iey 'o rna,,eipptrI The neg .o's oil The West
die' Thai being cmp'led, they lur.ed the power OF
Mons of Ne southern Stss. Tho OF their operations
4 mi, country ~ Tie Nav England states they
b the immortality Of slavery They established presses
nd socete and through these they builesqued
overnent they denounced our constitution as AN nnhoy
nd poite.s instrument and even far de-
ounce fathers Of this republic, and The people OF the
konth in general, barbarians and bloodhounds AID
ssd sy The and OF o"s p"r
10, cize and The di,hunos nlrgues of another,
aiming considerable influence in Tue councils Of tue ma
on, Icing enabled or permued to send 10 the Con
"ss OF the Unlted States number of men holding pre-
cad NJ hold their prnci plies. and thereby
etv oundslion This great and mighty republic
Sir, it is we'll known IN this community that am no
+dmer Of the Institutions Of the Souia--lha Oppose
avery every shape, wherever and whenever can
,utionaly oregaiy do But, it is here anonsss
and of and how 10 got clear of 1t has Yet
MS. q a Satas Win ouf
yes open the fixed fact of its existence agreed
promised to support II with full knowledge Of evil !,
have nothing 10 do with II l. does affect
are, thank God, clear OF H. IL only affects ,hoe Safes
ks extent and remedy .Na-
Bur- sir il is said that tho danger of dissolution
from the South and is The most INN aud pres dan
kef but sir, the trus OF the danger the
bsclon Remove that cause, and all will be well. do
with the fanatics OF the North Bur, sir If know my SELF
bay attachment 10 this Union would cheeIfuliy
Pay my head on The block to have severed from my body
r. preserve his union TO petpea'e and hand II down
he latest poserity Yet, sir, wdud1 say the southern
Fay session after session. listening the foul abuse
b insulting language poured OUT upon you and your in
,a Mo1'a no' Mo SIR ,hs,e Is POM beyond
not yet feaord that points there enough patriotism and
|ove Tor he u"on IN the great body OF people, North
hd South 10 ioget add forgive all that has passed Let
pill individually do duty in support OF the laws OF the
country Let the free States give, by their acts,
rance 10 the South that they will be loyal the
hon and the laws passed under abstain from interfering
with the If domestic institutions, aud all will be again right
ts out simple justice and that all the South looks
50 far then, Iowa stands ready, she has always done
70 ulh and enforce her part; and we would say in all
charity patriotic brethren OF the other Sates Sepa
yourselves from all fanatics and uras who would
drench country IN blood at the bidding Of foreign
mistakes for cir, rucy may disguise they please
deny II as they may the ab dillon OF America
he auxaries OF The London Abolition Society The Lon
don Abolition Society the enemy the Union
these aztec their labor OF love the dissolution OF this
Unon
Bat sir IL hls been a, id thai S,ats n, 40 s,cad.
by from this Union. What Il she do., II she does
esst nudity the law, OF the Union But let any OF her
ptzsns resist the laws by loce and they commit
Hai we know IL is The duty Of the President put
tason Wherever IL exist and punish the But
hoIty OF ins Unted States. and cyd follow and
who can contemplate such issue without hosrorl
The great captain oil his aRe-Welingon-sad that he
saw war in all rshoor., bat civil the greatest
e vi his mind could conten, plato.
The course OF South Carotipa all good must regret
aud rePudia'e With shame and modification we have
heard the sentiments attributed TO her chei and
her aiding men That State would have taken such
position her loyalty had not been alnperea with by
foreign emissaries IL we could take btdseye view OF
no doubt in my mind but would behold the es,ary OF
lorelgs the North urging the people to
resist the ugiee-save law and prosecute the upon
southern rights and IN the South emssaries from the
source urging the Hotspurs and uuas dsunon and sep
aaon from the fanatics OF the North aud doubt
lang assistance in and money Such, sir, has
been the game played by that government whose motto
Divide and conquer" && @.H
But, sir, it matters ltle from what section the traitors
cry oil disunion comes, II must be met promptly and
crushed. never more to rise The Stripes and OF s
great coniedeacy trail in the dust May
tongue be dumb tina. would proclaim th. Union
dsoved May that arm be pasied that would dare pail
down the spangied banner, glorious Gag
our Union in the dust, May disgrace marx his footsteps.
despair pursue him TO the and when he is dead let
his burial place be OF for the traveller
he passes by to point his finger and say There lies
tor wretch
From the Tusc sloosa Observer.
IHk PROPER couRsE.-We Transfer TO our columns the
following article IRON that old and influential paper, the
MOBILE Register IL takes the proper The po
son OF the South should be acqnccc what has been
zone and at the same time TO az undivided front of
urn resistance TO future aggression Coming as " does
rom an old veteran of the cause, whose pure patriotism
cannot be doubted II Is worthy Of special regard
From the Mobile Register.
The New Orleans Picayune s In error in saying that this
nning to give In lis adhesion and advise
an'ecence ~, the Com promise. Such position
he editors OF this paper have always been and still
decidedly opposed to the system OF known
compromise, passed at the last session Of Congress
ne uguyesave bill s the only touching the great
moo'ed issues which we approve The others we believe
70 be unjust and oppressive the South and vioave OF
the spirit OF the ooustitu ion. They form nn adusmen'
W Whlch some OF the greatest the
,aerced sectional cupy and ambition under the fall
acious tue OF " Com promise" To such system
can never give our adhesion sountary support We
opposed TO in The same Way and % the same extent that
AMI to the United States Bank both OF whea regarded
As unconstitutional and pernioious to The South e
'oan we forced by unavoidable necessities OF
he case We are disposed to resist by every practicable
oS WA means 10 our power We desire All ,ne en-
~ ne powers OF the State, all tho concerted efforts OF the
States % 70 be used AS to do Justice TO injured
section Of the Union, insure I" domestic peace and
uanquiuy," to guard against the dangers which have
threatened and still threaten institutions and give
Us an equal and honorable position in condsrscy II
Is oe that do not 90 to the extreme of advising dis
UNION In our opinion. reststamcs IL is,
e conuaIy Yielding to what has been DONE and surrcn
Ir'ins nv our great rights and common property in the
hoa ~ would give because have lost California
saa. oe ieiosle. all The rect Of the oonedrraey-our