The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-29

Georgia. believe the whole story TO be sheer abr
cation.
wears, respectfully, your obedisn. servants,
WIN G. DAWSON.
Hon. A. G. DoDoE and GEoHoE W. JOHNS.
The whole Georgia delegation in the House denies and
denouuces the assertion Of Mr.. James W. Grimes
II the Germans Of Iowa be deceived by fasehoods
such as Mr. Grimes does not hesitate appeal they can
be caught by very shallow indeed The history Of the
whig party dcloscs to adopted citizens Of this
try one unvaryng rule Of opposition in the first place to
liberal emigration laws and in the second place. to impair
tiaI naturalization laws Al this there il MT ma
American organization The country that il not controlled
bu the shic leadtys-5y just such James W. Grmes
LIE, the Germans Of Iowa look Philadelphia now and
they will find the whole nativeAmerican organization
there publicly rallied under the whig banners. And
dare Mr. Grimes deny that the leader Of the antNebras
In forces in the Senatew H. Seward of New York. the
opponent also Of that popular sovereignty for asking which
the German the Irshman the Frenchman and the Italian
have been driven from their faherandss with all his
presences the worst enemy the adopted citizens have in
that body9 We REFER in proof Of this remark to his ex-
traordinary offer to Gov. w Smith, Of Virginia. made
few years ago. at Richmond that he riin9 TO exchange
the free negroes Of Vgina for the honest German and L'a
emigras Of Ns York, This remarkable declaration can
be established by Gov Smith now eloquent representa-
tive in Congress and cannot be successfully denied by
Senator Seward.
The fasehoods in the address Of Mr. Grimes 70 the peo
pie of Iowa are too garing for notice in detail Its
absurdities are less profound point in
his argument is fear that popular sovereignty in Utah
may empower the Mormons make their creed condition
to citizenship in that Territory it may empower the
Catholics to establish Catholiciy the religion Of New
hexooas IL the constitution with its broad shield did
not nserposs against any such project this Mr. Grimes
might n well try convince that the Aormons could
make AAhomedansm institution, that the Cstho-
lies should declare the recognition Of the Pope prepare
tory step to citizenship into New Mexico
few more observations before close. Mr. Grimes
Is the organ Of the wings of Iowa and the echo Of the
aboitiouists in Congress performs labor Of love- doubt
when he asss and vi6es the South and when in
and unscrupuous language he arraigus their motives in
support Of the bill for the organization Of Sebrsska and
Kansas Kindred with these declarations is HE monsrous
assumption that Iowa will be slave State should the Ne
braskA bill become lava stretch Of imagination which
even an ndel preacher would indulge in Through
out the present discussion the and representatives
from the South hays displayed the commendabe lib
eray and oandor. Not TO speak IL Mr. Badgers amend
meniwhich substantially declares thai when the Missouri
Compromise Is aside in what remains Of the French
cesson and vhst Il Is proposed to erect into Terri
tories the whole region should BE- clean white sheet
paper upon which the people write their laws
spectacle worthy Of comment that within few days
without a scruple a doubt that know Of and by
the Of the South in the Senate millions Of
Of lands in the Nebraska and Kansas regionan
tent territory equal the three States OF Connecticut
Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with front Of three
hundred miles the Missouri rivcr-was confirmed by
treaty the United States with this very Missouri Com
promise still hanging H. and thousands Of citizens
Of the free States Whiting in soon the ter
r,oris bill becomes lawl Before such examples how
upon the patriotism Of the South-how reckless the I'M
truths Of this woud-be governor made 10 appear
We halt here deemnp necessary vindcats Judge
Douglas from the aspersons Of Mr. Grimes That the elo
quent from Illinois has done with extraordinary
ability in his surprising speeches. that Others have
done that have done in the columns OF the Un;os
The people need few further arguments show the purity
Of the motives and the dsintercsednes Of the oil
that indefatgsble and invincbe champion Of the const
against the bill Of Judge Douglas echoed by Mr. Grimes
and grown feeble from the exhausted powers and fail
ing hopes Of the abol,onis These old stories and
are well known the people We have discharged duty
the democracy Of Iowa exposing the dupcty. the
falschood and the reckleesneas Of dcmagogue who
sumcs TO think for intelligent and patriotic people
but who has forgotten that is always best for public
not TO with the II they were not ration
al human beings