Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
Remarks Of Va, yvehs,er,

Al fHt eaNtlHsiaN or us AunaEss nlfoEr
rmrArw aoHE HISTORICAL HslrIg,
Asihe lat paae of the learned and 60.
qaent address lell from his hand Mr Wsb.
aer stood silen, tur momcnt as If hesila.
ting whether be should s5y marr Thse
we're evident expressions o desire and ex.
reciaiion TINT he should ga on. and he con.
tinuei.
Bat, gantlemiu. | will nal take ms leave
Of yoa ia tans Of d. pouleurY. w may
trnd that Heaven vii MT laf,ike Us 81 long
as We do no fnrake ourselves w mat
s'reng hen olF,slyc' aul cinl ap our luin.
with nrw re=,luliln, We mis counsel each
o'hcr, ami ylwing o sustain each other in
tlc support Of the constitution. prepare io
meet manfully and uni,clly whatever Gate
may have IN Aturo f1r uA Are we Of this
generation ~ dfrelic'' lIive W. 50 little
of the blonl Of or revolutionary fathers
eolrdas through cur vein Tia, we ctnno'
pn~rss whl' ulr alfcter, aehieyel,-
Tue world Will cry on ,hfme upon u.
il We ,hlw oi-.s.v,, unworthy 70 be the
discanllnt' Of llipa er'li aud illutriuu,
msn who fingl. lr thr.r liberty anj ~.
cared It 10 their rr5Ac,i'y BY the c1ati,u.
tivu.
Now, gcu,l,mc1 czigcucia' will arise IN
the history Of nations wIin composition and
rivalry dispute, ail cIi'1a;iin, are power.
fil Esifnci,i sri.a in wich g-ai' man
ani good min of all parties and all
shil,'0. pjli'Ich sliim1nL are called upon
70 reconsider ti,ir opinions to rcadu,
their positions, aul to bring them elves To.
gaihsr il lhay cir ia iis ,p.rt oi hirnony.
Such a state Of things in my opinion hls
hipp,nol in our day An cxigency hls
arisen, W. have n grei anil w.a consi.
tll,on. W. bwc gfIwn. Alir,h,l, and
prpcrel under i with d gree o pros.
periiy uncqalcd ia the history Of the world
Fuunl3I oa lhi basis %. equal civil righ's.
is provisions scare psr,eci clliliiy ali
freedom To ALL all who live ulI'r il are
ellal-ill enjoying the same privilege. -
ln ease Ike oIf, 1t is 10 be pre,nn d that
all the wise and good mrn OF the nation
have the same end ia view. though they
may wish 10 take different means 10 obtain
that end-.ha prenryalon aud prJtcc.
ton OF the constitution aud Government.
II, then they have the snme object in
view they must pursue q uJuc.lHiHg course,
aud each he willing to surrender, somewhat
10 each oihsr in order To secure the hirmo-
ny oi the whole. This general object. then,
biing the Preservation o. the constitution,
the only efficient m 'ins To accomplish this
end is the aRi0N 2, all Hs tfimis Ap.
plnua. Tac constitution has enemic. Sc.
crct aud prolc''cl bat they cannot disyuis,
the fact tbat It secures Us many benefit.
These enemies are unlke in ohtrac'cr but
they all have some faul, 10 ini. Simc Of
them are enthuiiss, hoi.headld, le.,ufi.
cent AMI hcad-amng. They fancy that
they can make Out for themselves better
path than that laid down for them Ph@.
ton, the son Of Apollo thought that be could
lind better course across the heavens for
the sun.
Thus Phr,on once, amid, the ethereal plains
Le1lied on his aihcf's car and seized the rens
aHta
IA natures laws 10 wild disorder rum
Other enemies thore arc more cool. and
with more calculation. Ticsc have deep.
er and more traiiorous purpose; they have
spoken Of torciblc resistance to the proyis-
ions Of the constitution; they now speak OF
secession! Let me say gentlemen, Mces.
sion from Us is acccSxio1 elaewhor. Ic
who renoIhces the protection of the star,
aud stripes shelters himself under the sbqd.
ow of another flag you may rest assured of
that. Sensation aud applause, These
malcontents aud it easy TO inaamo mems
passions, they lay all misiortunos of indi.
vidual men, of individual States, of sec.
tons aud communities, all want Of prosperi.
ty, to the Union. The cooperation of what
arc now r,llnd anita ronist princinles IL nodo