The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

l. heir Interior and cherished purposes, and believing,
nost sincerely do that the practical enforcement OF
-, doctrines will degrade and debase my own race,
nd sound The dealh kneli 70 Tue Union, mere anu eve
Bwhere war upon aooNuon'sA' - -" 80 'osA" 'AAfS'
a O. Il you were TO repeal the fugitive slave law day.
All would have Just the same clamor tomorrow that
IN heaf now raised about slavery IN this District II Is
s zane which existed in regard 10 the right OF petition
,Tsnty first rule, and Wmot proviso, some years since
M triumph satisfies aboliuon-none could do 80 but the
he triumph OF equality Surrender any OF the outwoks OF
oress, however unimportan, and you only bring them
n,rer TO the citadel There is no peace with ihem eA
sO upon the condition mentioned. They choose some
spoareny vulnerable point al which TO level their ae
y and Inc fugitive slave law thus selected IS now re-
,sIying their ire. Remove that, and Immediately ,heh
suns will be pointed slavery in the Dslrc Oh Ioiu'
fa Abolish il there. aud they VIII then direct theh e.
% against slavery the FORTS arsenals ana COCK YARDS
be United States Remove abolish IN these places
nd thew would then Immediately attack The Institution IN
he Saes-frst indirectly but soon directly and boldly
w. ,hem sorm The last rampant, State sovereignty and
- nose The three millions OF Africans held TO service in
NOS States in which slavery exists, and then with the free
All and abolition views OF fraternity and equality. con-
smaIale the horrid of society which would be pre-
rioaed upon us--the woes innumeraDie which would
be inflicted upon both races;
"Belter endure the ills we have
Than fly to others that we know not of"
ca mark YOU, the abolitionsts the deadly enemies
If coonzalion-tha wise and humane project for get
g nd oil The free blacks, and restoring them to their
Zoe Africa with knowledge OF God, with increased
negligence, and many other benefits which have resulted
n, ,hem from their ensasement amongst u.s. In the faint
and INADEQUATE representation which have made OF the
nasaonences of triumphant and successful abolition,
have aid nothing of the heroic, II unsuccessful defence
,nhcb ali The world knows the South would make
when fighting for their hresides and propertynohing OF
~ indescrbabIe horrors OF domestic and servile war
nothing of cities and States sacked and conagraed, be-
fore abolition could reach It's tnal purpose OF liberty
maternity and equality. That picture OF dsunon was
awn by Mr. Webster the 9th day OF January, $780,
nearly quarter Of century ago, IN words that breathe
and burn and though often quoted, will bear repetition
He said
"Whs the Union lasts, have high, exciting, crafty
ing prospects spread before for and our children
Beyond that seek not TO penetrate the veil God grant
that my day, al least that curtain may never rise God
giant that my vision never may be opened what lies
behind When my eyes shall be turned 10 behold, for the
last time, the Sun in heaven, may not sec him shining
the broken and dishonored fragments Of gorlons
Union on States discovered, dscordant belligeren
land with civil fueds, or drenched IL may be- with
atemaI blood! Let their last feeble and lingering glance
and honoed throughout the earth, st full high adj
anced, It's arms and trophies streaming in their original
usre stripe erased or polluted, single star OBJ
Scared bearing Tor its such miserable nerroga
tory as What is all this worth Nor those other words Of
auson and oy-Liberty first and Union afterwards but
spread all over in characters OF living light
blazing all its ample folds they float the and
that other sentiment dear every true American heart,
"Lbery and Union, now and forever, and nsepa-
rable p :.
position and combination Of factions parties wheren the
strength and security oil slavery le lou answer hat il
les In of the United States and the cons-
buttons and laws OF slavehoding States Not ALL Ii
is in the sentiment Of the American people Con-
situations and laws rise above the virIue OF the
people than the mpd stream climb above its native
spring ncucae the love Of freedom and the equal
under the paternal roof; II that they
in The schools and in the churches reform your
code extend cordial welcome the fugitive who lays
his weary limbs at your door, and defend him you
would paierna gods correct your own error, tina
slavery has constitutional guarantee which may not be
released and ought to be relnquished slavery
when shows It's bond and demands its pound of osh
that II draws drop OF blood its life shall pay the for
e incucae that the free States maintain the rght
Of hospitality and humanity; that executive authority car
otbear favor slavery; that Congress debate tina
Congress, least, mediate with the slaveholdnl
safes; that. at least future generations might be bongh
aud given Freedom and that the wasted IL
the with Mexico would have been sufficient to hav,
redeemed millions unborn from bondage DO all this, ant
noucats all this in the spirit of mode and benevo
nce and o; retaliation and tanatcs, and you will
bring the parties Of the country into an eectvs
pession upon slavery. Whenever the public mind cha,
will the abolition OF slavery, the way will open for II.
know that You will tell tis is all 100 slow. Well
hen % You can, and will go with you but ~
member tho instructive lesson that was laugh, Ia III
words. These things ought to have done, and not
/ have left the others undonc' /"