Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

because It ioloales in the Southern SntI
the institutions existing there; some beeauin
1t does not N re energetically aStdta the
peculiar institution
Doth parties are willing to overthrow the
constitution and concert their measures nc.
cordingly to accomplish their ends. Now,
10 counicfae, the etlotts Of these malcon.
tents, the friends Of the constitution must
rail- ly-all il friends. Of whatever their sec-
tional opinions may be, must unite for it,
preservation. They mus forget the things
that are behind, and ae, Ike band ul
brothers They mast forget the paa, the
liille chickering's and irifing disagreement
which have hitherto separated them. They
mus look forward only To the future. and
unite their efforts 10 preserve the boon be.
que5tlied to the world b, those great men,
ther ance,lors, they mn5t grl up their
loias 10 the work | give my eon6lonee,
ny c.anienanee, my influence. heart and
hand, to all tho,e good and wise men
VIM are willing to stand by the cons,itu.
tl0n, aud To acquiesee ia the means neeessl-
~ to maintain II priceless provisions, with.
OUT reference to the pas Or pledge for the
future
| WI qnrral with no man about past
differences | viii object to the e5.apcra.
lion ot no nan. w stand here now upon
balad constitutional basis. aud let u, ael
IN that sp.rit Of union winch ac,uated our
ane 5tofs uaeu they framed the institutions
We mas c1Hecailaia our efforts To preserve.
Bas - nd. carry ny liberation n faras 10
justly IN iia slightest d. gree ans detection
iTum tie principles oi the nipn. The
great raIni a SAX, il il preservation.
caunUl aeNiale moment un this qls..ion.
nor act well mud hafmuniously with thoe
Whodu. oharquos,i0ns questions Of poll.
ey, ara subordinate this is paramoual. -
Livery mln Wlio !, attached to the Union
sIJg!I cJme gu. boldly and SOY 50, without
cond tons uul hypothesis, and I.s, aud aud +,
and bn's. Lalgatorl What ,ay. Cicero
"DiA'fR' farTsPiHm sH, pHrcs cgucs,p.
n, ~ mJ,oR'c cyasygs cirS, gi,9i ne hue
'e ssaita.' H., every man bsag inscribed
On hs ,onahnd what be is, aud wha. he
.ntenl' 10 do m lh, matter
There arc persons weak enough fooli,h
enough &. t'liAk, 90 believe, aud to Nv thai
IL Ia con tuiivn wn.cl bold, the.c Sat,s
tose h2s siIl.l bg baoael up. there would
be found Other new and better chains 10
bind them. Tl., is rash / no more be-.
.ioyc, booking %, the th.ry-iuc Statc, which
cImPy'o the ,nlnl, covering ~ Na,i a cJun.
Try, embracing ~ many climates, - many
mountains " many fivcfs, | no more be-.
li3yo ii this lnon Is di.nlycd, held tugcth.
or a. It nov is By the olnsilut. On. tllat it
can be ever reformed on any basis. than |
believe that t. by the iial OF Amiyhy
power the law of gayiiaiion should b.
abolished, aud the orb, which compose the
universe should rush into illiminlble space,
jps;lug against each other, that they Gjud
be brought back aud readju led into harmo.
ny by a new principle OF attraction
Genilgmin, ! hardly know Il il would
b, an agrlyalion or an alienation o.. ih,c.
w eau die no lingering death, We cannO.
tall victims 10 war pesi.ionec, or famine; an
earthquake alone eau throw down the p.l.
lars oi our STATE. aud bury II, in eternal
political ruin aud the dlrkncs. of everlasting
night Sueh may be the fate oi this coun.
try, but may never 1--we to soc the day.
May never snryiyc to hear any apocalyp.
lie angel crying through the heavens, Epc.
sen, eDcSa Ime,ikc hc mcglic k1i egsa.
o,O kliDi.dcr'0a dNmgHioa. kai plukt.r
pua0, DasHAil,0s aka,h Ir'oa' ticntlcmcn
a most aupc on, omen siiuici and cheer,
usthis day This day is the anniversary Of
the birth oi Washington.
Washington brili-lly iscolcbrated from
one end OF this land to the other. The
whole atmosphere Q! the country is this da,
redolent oi his prnciplcs--ihc hills, the
rocks, the grWcs the NaIes, aud the rivers
shout their praises and rcsound with his
fame All the good, whether the learned
or unlcaned, hish or low rich or poor
,ccl this day that there is one treasure
common to them all and that it is the fame
OF Washington They all recount his deed,
ponder over his principles and teaehings
and resolve 10 be more and more guided by
them in the future. 10 the old and III,
young, to all bim in this land, aud to all
whose preferences have led them to make il
the homc of thgir adoption, Washington is
an cxhilentng them, Americans are
proud of his character all exile from for.
eign shore, are eager to participate in ad.
miation OF him; and il is true that he is
this day here, everywhere, all over the
world, more an obeetof regard than on any
former day since his birth, Cheers
Gentlemen, by his example and under
the gudruce Of his precep's will we and
our children uphold the constitution. I'm.
der bis military leadership our fathers con.
quered their ancient enemies and under
the outsprcad banner Of his political and
constitutional principles, viii wee conquer
now. To that standard we shall adhere, and
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