The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-31
Prom the Pennsylvania.
1.-THE LONG AGONY IS OVER"

The Nebraska triumph is most thorough and significant
II speaks in manly and defiant tones to interfering cer
gy Now the country will repose In peace upon the ques-
ton of slavery peril hazard hereafter TO be
loved Union The subject is committed where il be
safely ntrusedo the people most interested in making
just decision Some have been deceived and have there
fore erred in voting against this important But
the fruits q the bin will manifest TO all in the Of
a short time, the absolute necessity Of lis passage.
Frce-sosm will have nothing 70 cling 10, TO keep
itself before the public eye The proposition to Fast and
pray came 100 la The wheels Of time under the guiding
hcnd Of Providence hurried the Of the bill be-
fore the dry for addressing the throne Of Heaven def
ney fixed upon by Of the overzeaous ministers Of
the Gospel May they not perceive in this rapid enactment
Of the law the finger Qf HedrnP
Thus far the hand Of the Almighty has been extended
this country for good The God of Battles led our
revolutionary fathers successfully through bloody war.
Nor did He forget their gallant in their mighty stru
gle with brave and powerful enemy in 1912. Nor sdl
later did He orsake them and their descendants in their
victorious march through Mexico And is il 10 be vainly
imagined, that now, after planting stars and stripes
upon the shores Of the Pacific and permitting us TO
extend constitution and laws over the immense do
main acquired from Mexico during late conflict with
that government He would suffer the President Of
the United States and the members Of Congress Of the
present day lat best but agents in His hands) usrae
Ills great designs to the future hope and prosperity Of
This rcpublc2 No Mol The rapid march and the onward
OF people have but Just commenced The inn
domain between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
ia but sparsey settled Millions upon millions TO
and cultivate these countless And il the
thought TO be countananccd FOR moment that repub-
lie net yet century old, s about 70 rcrograde Is its
dsciinef We must believe this and more IL credit the
Vaccinations of the aboltonists TO the evils That they
say cluster around this Nebraska bill
Heavens broad sgnet is too strongly impressed upon
the brilliant OF America TO believe that not
the right path for its continued progression Indeed
those ministers who took this seriously heart
may wen pause and ponder upon the ftty of their OPP
position and ask how II happened that in defiance OF all
their prayers the bill received the sanction Of both houses
Of Congress Il h TO be hoped that for the future they
viii their services the pulpit and not travel out
Of the way to minge in the political excitement of the
day. II are to nudge from results IL is very apparent
that they espouscd the wrong side The prayers Of the
righteous ayaileh much but then they must here good
oat Many thanks due 20 the champions Of the Ne
braska bill. The members Of Congress who stood firmly
Ep to II VIII live TO see its workings resulting to the ad
vantage OF our common country Senator Douglas has
been assled for his support Of il but he win yet be APP
pauded by many who are now in the opposition