The daily union., 1854-03-03

aunihaiion OF any moral evils which aict his land
his race. The mission of the Gospel Is TO overthrow
the powers oil darkness. and the less human government
intereres with It's province the successful has IT
been True religion has yet been benefited by any
connexlon with government, and the history OF our
country proves the fact. The madmen who have poison
ed the public mind OF the North upon this Institution OF
slavery have long since abandoned the Bible and the con-
stuton, and sought its overthrow outside the Tampas
OF both lnhdeliiy and anslayery are now hand maids
10 oyeTlhrowing government which secures TO us the
blessings Of life, and faith which guarantees immor-
taly.
If slavery is political evil the people of the North
have right TO complain OF t attaches solely TO those
where the institution exists, II they willing TO bear
H. il is no concern IL your people. Ii labor so d..
reeted 10 people all the necessaries OF life
and furnish TO government three-oushs OF us annual
exports, constitutes political blessing think Massa-
chuselts would be compelled respond and attest that
slavery has done these things. View II, then, IN any
light you pleateas constitutional question, as moral
or political evii all resolves itself into this that
government, il is none OF your business. The people,
when they emgrae from the States TO the Territories re-
tain their freedom; and, so doing, they have nght 10
form their government provided, alone, Il is re-
publican,
might have extended this communication, and pointed
you to the interesting statistical information derived from
the annual reports of the southern denominations OF
Christians, 10 show the moral taken of and the
moral training given to- the slaves; bu, these are dulies
for the faithful performance Of which the southern peo
pie are swerable none other than their God In this
connexop, however, | viii say that, III my opinion,
there is under the canopy OF Heaven labong class
whose moral teaching receives such particular attention,
or whose physical wants more abundantly supphed
The southern people are calm and undisturbed Mis-
take II not for Indifference with which you may tam
per Believe me. they determined 10 have final set
telnen and they believe tha, majority Of the patriotic
citizens al the North will cooperate with them We ask
no iavors. We insist only upon rights The time is
popous, and the opportunity never better, TO calm the
troubles which have agi,aed and threaten to aglae, the
peace Of both sections If was proclaimed, throughout
he wide extent of this land, that the slavery question
was finally and peaceabIy settled and could not by any
possibility be revived, believe il wond impat joy
equaled 10 he past only BY the news OF the acknoaledg
menl of our independence. The future does not, and
cannot, contain greater boon.
The northern people should reflect that in this, in
other question, have the southern people contended
for doctrine which conflicts with their rights We have
never attempted desired exclude you yours from
any territory which belonged 10 both. You cannot plead
retaliation for any wrongs have inflicted or threaten
ed While, therefore, we bear the shield of right, we
can have apprehension in contest before unPreju
diced and enlightened tribunal
have not referred i5e consequences that may result
il the settlement OF this question is adjourned, and lis
agitation continued In the language OF your own i'm
mortal statesman II seek not TO penetrate the veil God
grant, when my eyes are turned to behold for the last
time the sun in the heavens. may not see him shining
on the broken and dishonored fragments of go
rous Unon-on States discovered, discodant and bellg
erent NO RESTRICTION.
WARRINGTON Cry. March 1854