The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-11

constant and accommodating obstacle They for
give any man who opposes their wild and pestent doc
rnes They TO live in the country merely that they
may wound il and, while drawing sustenance and
wealth from the resources of the country they delight in
efforts TO poison her peace and 20 dshonor her among
nations of the earth. Treason with them is not only
trade but passion Their very religion takes shape and
color from it. ngrates to the nation that feeds and
clothes themfoes TO their fresde if may ex-
press tthy present the unnatural and shameless spec
tace of using the very kndnesses and humanites of
their own government to add to their power to do it
harm striking instance of this is found in the fol-
lowing extract from the Boston Courier of Monday last
The endorsement of the eaumny of the New York Courier
and Enquirer, venerable newspaper sinner antiquaed
harlo among the political corrupons of great city mag
nate in the crimes too often charged upon the American
pressthe endorsement of this calumny by the Boston
Courier is as cordial as when rogue another
out Of prison by convenient perjury. Here it is
The Courier and Enquirer in noticing the veto observes
that the President ask for millions of dollars for the
purpose of embroilng the country with Spain he
nit act of open without the advice and
of the body which the only constitutional power to de
clare he give his the enormous appro-
priaon for the purchase of barren fit for nothing but
fight Indians but to give the nations money for the
encouragement and increased facility of the the
views He promises longer message in the winter session
Let him head Millions for ,rar, bat for Com
merceP'
How characteristic this well of the nlmies of New
York immortality of the ngatitude Of Boston federalism
Look at the position Of the Boston sandere He
tent with proving hmsefalse to every sentiment of honor
but he must needs expose his propensity lying At the
accepted the asperson OF the Courier and Enquirer
he knew that the reciprocity treaty whchis pour uncoun
ed wealth into the Golfers Of Boston, which is add
millions the of her merchant princes which is
gladden. the hearts of her shp-budes and to make New
England, in the midst of her wondrous prosperity
still more marvel among her sister States-this
knew at the time he copied and circulated the paragraph
above that the reciprocity treaty the work of Frank
lin Pierce and his administration But like the wretch
who lives upon the bounty of generous and rueheared
friend and then attempts to destroy his benefctor this
whom Jefferson hated and Adams trampcd upon many
yipers the welcome assistance of the adminstr
ton and then turns about to abuse it in language only less
than the in gratitude he bazons to the world
1t cannot be that an opposition like this, combination
of such elements the prostitutes and ingraes Of Boston
federalism will be permitted to damage administration
committed to destiny glorious that Of President
Pierce The people look at this wanton warfare they
have done from the beginning of the government and
might well despair of their affection for the Union it.
self to doubt their fidelity to those who true to that
Union, and their hostility to those who false to it.