The daily union., 1854-11-16

vidng be necessary for the American interest that
1t be done legally Will when elected 10 Office
all foreigners aliens Roman Catholics from
office aud that you viii in appoint such to office
Thus the prescription of Catholics ndforegners is
plete in Michigan, Not can hold office in the gt
OF the executive department Of the government and Il
there shall be any such in office now they will be removed
the advent of the administration. The governor
and eutenangovernor, and treasurer and auditor gen.
era and attorney general have each swornregistere
oahto appoint Catholic foreigner to Office, and
to every Catholic and foreigner that shall be found
in office.
Bigotry and intolerance triumphant Freedom Of
conscience is struck down Religious liberty trails in the
dust There is prescribed class amongst Michigan
longer boast of free institutions She has become
religious despomthe most hated form OF government
known to the history Of the earth
We make exravagant assertions These Mi,tgs 80
and they will be and realized however much they
may be sought to be concealed now We do not think
majority of the people Of the State intended such result
but by their votes they have produced i.
From the New Hampshire Patriot
WRETCHED BUSINESS.
1t is wise and fortunate dispensaton of Providence
that clearness ana strength Of intellect are never allowed
to keep pace with corruption of the heart Ii it were
human life would soon become one black Gehenna Of sin
and pollution If the mental qualities requisite to make
effective the venaity and eachery Of Edmund Burke
awarded to him, good government and sound morali,
would perish Wherever MS inuueDCe WAS Ic we uOuDt
if the crowded catalogue of crime furnish example
of much selfshncss and reachery combined with
abjec cowardicc Deprived Of both political and social
position stunned by good every ywhere avoided by
former friends and associates despised by the reckless and
unprincped whose society he seeks marked in all po
tcal circles professed gamester in public affairs
ready to advocate any and any interest for gold spo
ken of neghbor whose irritable and malignant temper
makes all unhappy about him, Edmund Burke, sad out
of each church and State has surpass in the
depth of his degradation and abasement everything here
toore recorded in political annals An avowed friend of
the democratic party he is continually confederatng with
its worst enemies and ssasns Protesting attachment I'd
the champions Of the democratic organization he secretly
and openly carrying his morbid but harmless warfare
against the purest and most gifted men in our ranks
Claiming special consideration for his devotion to the
stituon and the Union he encouraging the hopes and
echong the sentiments of the abotionsts to whom he
bound by unmistakabe link Representing himself at
moment the friend and advocate of the Nebraska
BILL he is found shortly after attempting in his
ceited but puere way TO nerpose obstacles to its passage
And all these acts seemingly nsgated by other
motive than desire TO ampy his own venality treacl
cry, and duplicty.
The latest effort Of this abandoned man is attempt
through the columns Of his puere organ to create the be-
lief among the few who read his absurd alterations that
the southern democracy have, whip in hand undertaken
dictate the democracy of the North To support this
ridiculous allegations he refers to recent article in the
Richmond Enquirer This wretchcd attempt Of itself puts
beyond cav the purposes and objects Burke has In view
With him democracy and democratic principles like
many hcksers wares be traded off to the highest bid
der The hopes of the enemies of glorious Union were
sanguine at this mpment They fes that their
dark designs in the process Of speedy accomplishment
In the realization of their reasonable plans they rely upon
nothing so much rupture betceen the democracy of The
North and the democracy Of the South. The moment
great organization raversng as it does the whole extent
Of the republic from the St Croix the Rio Grande and
the Pacific is broken in twain the point Of division be-
tween the free and the slave States that their task
is completed Hence every chance ebution Of passion
folly by mpuisvc temperament the South is hailed
BY the aboitionss with demonstrations Of Joy. Such
crazy Calculations Burke to no more represent
tone and temper of the public the South than does
the vulgar ritaldy Of Theodore Parker reflect the prevail
ing sentiment of New England. Yet Burke does not fail
to join the oboonts in selling upon such accidents Of
the times to make them the Justification for coarse and dis
gusting abuse Of southern statesmen and the southern
people
One great and powerful motive which instigates this fes
erng ieculent demagogue unite with abolionsts in
their warfare upon the South is the significant fact ha,
the South would support him ana his conederate ii
their assaults upon President Pierce Else why these in
suits poured upon such noble democratic champions
Gen Cass who, at The of hree-score years and ten
at this time defending Tie great principles OF our faith in
every county in Michigan with zeal ta snmbes
nor sleeps Referring TO abuse heaped upon this veteran
patriot, this malignant lbeller says;
we have personally but little sympathy for Gen Cass
lie failed stand by The national democracy of New York.
the best aud trues friends he bad when denounced
and prescribed by the administration.
Here is the reason confessed why this dcmagogue
joins hands with the worst enemies of the Union II is
because the best friends Of the constitution and the Union
failed to stand by the meccnary crew who sought to
control the President for their selfish purposes and
falling in that set TO work 10 break down his adunistra
ton and To accomplish that they are now repeating the
sentiments and encouraging the hopes OF those who
ready 10 overthrow ihe Union
We ask pardon of readers eyotng SO much space
TO this political ogre II seemed be necessary expose
his conduct in plain terms lest might be deceived by
him Having done so, gladly drop the revolving
suheei
recent publication contains the results of careful In
quiries into the health OF laborng men, from which il APP
pears that the number of days lost by sickness between the
ages OF l5 and G is 6i per between l6 and 26 it
So between 26 and 36 il 7 between Al and 46 it IS
81 between 4G and 81 it is oI between and Sc it is
l2a between SO and 81 it is l6l between 81 and 66 it is
2asi between GO and II it is Sc About FIVE years of Sek
ness are experienced from the age OF Is s the
time varying life advances. From ls TO 90 there are
about Ts weeks Of i'll heath From the amount is
about half Of what 1t is from al 10 years of age
THE SAyASSAu,-The Savannah News
contains list of the of all who died in that city
from The 10Th of August when the yellow fever first ap
peared to the 3st of October The aggregate number Is