The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-13

"New England. il invaded, would be Obliged TO defend
herself Do you NOT lhen il to your children, and owe
il 10 your God, TO make peace for yourselves "-idem
page Is.
'You may well expect the Of Niagara to turn
its the head of SUPERIOR wicked Congress TO
make pause In the work OF destroying their country while
the people will furnish the means."-Idem, page 8
ALAS. We have Moses stretch his rod the sea
No Lebanon nor Carmel, Zion invites across the
deep "-idem, page IA
"Ihe republics oil Rome and Venice, aud perha ps
other which alone exists, been oppressive the
depoisin Of Turkey of Persia, Japan "Idem, page
OF the law OF Pharaoh which condemned TO death the
rsbo OF The lsraeles, this reverend gentleman says
"a thousand times many of America have probably
fallen victims 10 this ungody persisted IN Israel by
The edct of Pharaoh. Sill, the only beginning If
thousand have alen ten thousand times thousand
may ial"--ldem page 2.
Those who take the trouble of multiplying will find
that thousand times thousand make 100 900 O0O
who TO perish out Of a population OF 100000!
"Shoud the English be at liberty send all their
armies and all ther ships TO America, and in one day
burn every city from Maine Georgia. your condescend
ing would play their harps while they gazed
the tremendous conasgrauon '--ldem, page g.
"Tyants the the banks Of The Nile and the
Potomac at Memphis and at Washington in monar-
chy and republic, "-Idem, page 8.
'Like the worshppers OF Moloch, the supporters of
vile administration sacrifice their children and families
the altar of democracy Like the widows OF Hindostan,
they themselves. Like The frantic voaries OF
they throw themselves under the OF their
political idol They crushed BY its bloody wheels
ldem. page IL.
THE full walls Of desposm poured your heads.
yet you may challenge the ploddng lsraete the
pid African, The feeble Chinese the drowsy Turk, the
frozen exile of Siberia equal you in tame submission to
the powers that be."-ldem, page H.
s'Iere Iampe on the mandates OF despotism
or here we remain slaves orever-Idem, page 49,
You may envy the privilege Of Israel and mourn that
land Of Canaan has been promised to your ancestors
You separate from that mass OF corruption which
would poison the atmosphere Of paradise. You must In
obstinate despair bow down your necks to the yoke, and,
with your African BRETHREN drag the chains OF Virginia des
potsm, unless you discover other mode of escape
ldem, page To-
"Has not New England much apprehend as The
sons Jacob had But child has been taken from the
river to lead through the sea."-Idem, page 20.
"If judgments coming the nation, If the does
open thee path, wheIe how, in what manner will
you seek feiefg"-lbid.
"God will bring good from every evil The furnaces OF
Egypt lighted Israel to the land Of Canaan."Idem, a.
(Which ooy slave in all the ancient inion has
obsequiouy watched the eye OF his master, flew the
indulgence of his desires erviely than tho same
waited and watched and obeyed the orders of
the great Napoleon !'-Dscourse delivered at Bytied,
April 8, l8l3 page II.
"Let every who sanctions this war by his suffrage
influence remember that he is laborine himself
and his country with blood The blood of the slain will
cry from the ground against him. "-Idem, page %
slow will the supporters OF this antiChristian warfare
endure their senence-endure their own rehectons-en-
des-the hosannas OF heavenwhile the smoke OF their
ments ascends forever and ever 1'--Idem, page "a
"To raise army after army TO be sacrificed, when tho
English do all which is possible soften the rgors cap
tvy by kindness TO the prisoners which they have taken
by thousands and thousands restoring them their
lilies without and without their requesto carry
on such after its only avowed has been
moved not the lawless attack of Gohs and Vandals,
the daring pillage OF wild Arabs cenlions outrage all
the principles Of Christianity i'm pous abandonment, OF
Divine protection 2"-Idem, pages
"The Legislators who yielded this war; when assailed
by the manifesto Of their angry chief established niquy
and murder by aw"-ldem, page 9.
'n the first [of the wal moral principle
at defiance. The laws OF God and hopes of man
tey dsdained Vice threw off her veil, and crimes
decked with highest honors This only ,oleaes
crimes, but calls for them--demands them Crimes
the food OF its life the arms OF Its strength This war lie
monster, which every hour gormandzes thousand
crimes, md yet cries. give, give In its birth, demand
ed the violation of all good fah perjury OF Office the sacri
fce OF neutral impattislity. The first moment in which
the dragon moved, piracy and murder legalzed.
Havoc DEATH and cophagraon the vands OF her frs
repast"-ldem, page H.
"Those States which have been violent Tor this
sbomiuable war OF murdcr-lhose States which have
Their have fallen. Their lamentations deep and
loud. "-Idem, page I6.
sour government If they may be called the government,
and the desoyers of the county, bear all these things
as patiently colony OF convicts sail into Botany
Bay."-Idem, page s.
had begun to write comments these extracts,
but have changed my purpose. ! leave them to the
judg OF the reader shall simply II the preach
believed all they asserted, what danscen dent natua
tion II they did rot, what unnscenden, tprpude! In
either what nnscenden PROCLAMATION Of the clerical
fusotions and Of religion breathing peace and good
among men May the Lord Of His n6ne mercy. grant
that American congregation may hear such
mons again