The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-24

side Dy SIDE That accufscd land has Deen
blessed with single inquisi'onal tribunal and heretcs
have been forced expsto their abomns Bile de
there in the flames ia the midst Of America
had Ia her history any thar DO compared
Saint Baribolomy aud 10 pious dagos.odss Of
happy memory Go from end Of the Union 70 the OH
descend its great rivers travel in ito forests which
daily being reduced ~ the aud you viii lind the
shadow Of CASTLE of palace, or OF royal park How
it possible that county. where civilization 10 little
advanced has been enabled to regulate it's finances 90 - 10
obtain a surplus OF ono hundred and hfy millions!
g We oresee the objection that will DO made to us.
number OF trustworthy, enlightened tourists, artists
engineers and members Of The academy, have visited
America. and have written descriptions which recall To
fairy tales OF The Thousand and One Nghts They
say indusy there has produced wonders that ag
culture Is developed Ia mAevelodsy increasing
that by OF the association OF capital, and without
The least support by the Stale, innumerabic canals and
railroads traverse portion OF the immense territory
These accounts all false they were probably forced
OF, and arbitrarily dictated TO- the tourists we have
alluded to. IL is weil-known fact that whenever a
stranger the point Of leaving the United Safes the
government him and tells him that If he dases
contradict anything that has been written said about the
prosperity OF the country he will be prosecuted from one
end to the other OF the two hemispheres. We will per-
haps become before long tho victims Of sincerity But
should fall under the sword OF these democrats
boldly declare that the OF the United States
far from having economical thirty millions oi dollars, mt
this forced TO the most miserable expe-
dients that country THE MOST SUBMISSIVE Doc
tive OF ruin and anarchy"
To the ippan wit oil the Seele we can only reply on
behalf Of friends OF the National Intsuigencer, that
there is other nation and government of the world
which is above its nnuendoes. and presents glo
ous humanizng, more powerful, and more enduring
consistencea vrtuous and sublime "respect for
the rights of the subecs'-than Need we say
tina, refer the government Of Great Britain, and
The wealthy, happy. and enlightened subjects Of the
islands and appur,enances thereto attached |! These
French so witty and shallow, ignorant as our
widest democrats of the beauty Of mixed church and
State systemof mixed system OF monarchy. lords, and
commons, where the executive is perpetual. the Senate
hereditary and esated and the gentlemen To be
sure England has debt nearly fifty thousand millions
of dollars (Esss OOo. 900 but that is matter OF
expense not payable by nobemen and gentlemen. only by
.lhe masses" or the "pooer classes" and wholly there
fore, uniel We are free to confess. also. that the
royal family of England in its numerous and highly in
tellectua branches gets good deal OF money but that
goes The protection and fostering of art 10 the breed
ing OF model cae horses dogs and infant princes, and
so by ny arrangement 10 the enlargement OF turnps,
the establishment oil Crysa Palaces, and the smeiora-
ton of the poorer classes, as The class OF unor unae
neetle women and The like Nor these all the advan.
taaes OF this exquisite mixed monarchc and arsiocfac
system The building OF Queens yachts and the intro
ducon OF the by ballot Into noble acht clubs. have
50 manesily improved The science of navg in Great
Britain that ong ago she has mastered the empire OF the
seas and sl catch search. and whip anything with
mast and flag IT, But the excellence Of this system
merely selfish. Ii is benefcen and humane TO all
outside mankind Ii has freed negroes every where
this eide OF The world, aud caught hem dead or alive, in
Africa Tor the sole purpose OF freeing Them here and its
pous acts still continue even Tor the benen oil nanon
like Spain Religious intolerance it never pracsed.
never enacted religious penal laws never did nythDg of
that kind II never, rebels foes augh but
brave, open, and magnsnimous. Even when the colo
MES nused like mother, against the fifth COM
mandment and itself, il conspired with Indians or
negroes TO scalp Stay, and made tariff for colo
NAL hair or ia ny ashes To the fallen il Away
magnanimous, and when srea, conqueror threw him
self the English hearth, II got beautiful island Tor
him, Inhabited by goats and lbemed negroes. and there
fed him ill he died OF Indigestion and happiness While
at home the British liberty Of the subject is beyond any
thing ye, known in the world. Of the hundred and
fifty millions il has saved and is still saving, in British
India, any OF them has right TO sit down his
doorstep with his family and they all have night to
essential to the Cooley and Hindoo characters. The
wrttched Ishman the most carefully governed "peas
ami under the sum- has, the great hisorian Mr. Ma
cauay, tells u.s. the fullest and largest liberty known 10
civil government-"the right 10 lie down on his own
dunghLl, and his Queen and country" The hap
py and lucky Englishmsn oil the lower classes although
he has not shoe to his foot roof, loaf, has
Parliament which represents him, press which is free
without license. and sufficiently dear for his protection
against reading the loss of the manufacturing class
and his time has, besides. poor house, generally
handsomely situated as Jail and select assortment
OF parish collins from which he always choose The
durable and best-6tng he had in his life
And the yearly expense OF all this munlhcen and beneh
cent system is only about two hundred and seventy mil
lions OF dollars matter which throws little ex-
penditure and Mr. Gathre's boosted surplus into con-
tempt. Our French friend and he Of the Iastigeneer
that they throw away there in second more
than can save 10 year, even in despite Of sab
treasury.
Hon Linn Boyd.
Speaker Boyd's speech, taking the chair of the