The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-02

have pursued in that light course more directly re-
pugnant to their purposes.
cannot as have said mixed measures but
surely m mixture OF enity would give the whole better
chance OF When YOU once regain confidence the
way VIII be clear before you. Then you can enforce the
act o. navigation when IL ought be enforced You will
yourselves open IL where ought still further to be opened
Proceed IN what you do, whatever you do from policy and
not from rancor Let act like men let us act like
statesmen lei us hold some sort Of consistent conduct 1t
agreed that revenue is not to be had in America If
we lose the profit let us get rid of the odium.
on tins business of America confess serious even
to sadness have had but opinion concerning since
SAT ana before sat IN Parliament The noble lord WILL
as usual probably attribute part taken by me and nv
friends IN this business a desire Of getting his plans
et n ENJOY TINS happy and original idea II deprived
MIN Oh IT should take away most of his wit and all his
argument But had raer bear the 6ytst Of all his e and
indeed ofoas much heausey Than stand ansoeaI 10 God for
embracing system that tends 10 The destruction of some Of N,
cery best and aire Of his uorks But know the man of
England as well as the noble lord any other person
ana Know that the way take not the road prefer
men MY excellent and honorable friend under me on the
floor Mr. Dowdeswe has trod that road with great toll
Tor upwards OF twenty years together He is not yet ar
rived al the noble lords destination However, the tracks
OF my worthy friend those have ever wished to follow
because knoto they lead to honor Long we tread the
same road together whoever may accompany u.s. who
ever may laugh at journey honestly and SOL
EMMY declare have III all adhered the
OF 1866 for ether than that think il laid deep
your uucst interests and that by limiting the exercise it
zes On the hrmest foundations real consistent we'll
grounded authority in Parliament Until you back
to that system, there will be peace to England
This Mr. Editor specimen of the mastery eloquence
and profound wisdom Of the great Irshman ehen liberty
ras TREASON and The halter The aeed Of patriotic drrnn
lis, sir lasting monument impershabe trophy for
noble people who have always advocated without fear and
fought without recompense for liberty, for justice and
equality bat who have tasted enjoyed their bless
ngs The great orator claimed for the people of the colo
MES the right Of franchise and voice in the affairs the
state Mis, he said and Insisted freedom and 49,,
else ~dstreedomf When any people or ~ e 'O'''09
pie, are denied these essential %. - u ANY pe'-
of the =. , '' was .ne 'Piioh VI uie paulos
revolution. This what Patrick Henry meant
when he said gre liberty gse DEATH" The doc
fine repeat is applicable to the British system sought to
be revived and again established in this country under
the false name of Americansnr know thincism
Can any policy be American that will ensave and enthra
| human being and deny him the blessings which make
our country the pride of people and the hope of the
world or any who is heart an American advo
cate SO abominable outrage upon human nature?
think not no, hope not system, sir more exclusive
and detestabe than that in The empire of China or Japan
can never find foothod in America ever receive the
SANCTION Of The true and generous American heart thai
beats so warmly for the welfare of the whole human race
and the freedom of the world
DEMOCRACY