The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-07

for consular yises order TO derive dement, ny
J bsn Known will be punished invariably with nstants
neous of Office Such procedure would De ake
djsreputabe the consu themselves and to the repuoc
which toerates it,
The facts to which we have adyerted fully expose the
bricatons of the Paris correspondent OF the Advertiser
copied by the tegsnce and prove that on the subject
of its foreign no less than OF its domestic appointments
the administration is above reproach or assault
MR. arNNER ENDORSED BY THE NATIONAL IN
TELLIGENCER.
The National Itelgsneer makes an apology to Mr. sum
ner for inadvertently copying ah article IN which nc was
characterized as "brazen-feced aboihonst Inc apo
oay will equally surprise Mr.. Sumner and the southern
raiders of the Lgencer. Mr.. Sumner will be surprised
n, find himself unaboiitonzed by that Journal and the
next thing we look for is the appearance OF an article apo
zpg for the nadvertent wrong done 10 Mr. Sumner IN
classifying him az outside of the abolition organization
The souhern readers of the IHgencer will be equally
SURPRISED to find their Oldest organ thus openly billing and
coono with one of the spirits in the warfare upon
their interests To assert that Mr. Summer is not an abol-
,ous, il in effect to declare that there aboonsts
We doubt whether the Ialigencer induce southern
,xhps to believe SO monsrGns assertion But that IL
may be seen that we do the IageTcg &c Injustice, we
ouote the following from that journal Of Thursday last
Terms SO opprobrous those referred to seldom ad
med into its columns, and seldom STILL ever, en-
poycd by the editors Towards the senator from Massachu
et such language could not be justified ny anything WITHIN
se''s ' T., cor,mop ~ nh most of his country
o1 a. Moth he is doubtless thorough anti slavery
man lint he is not aboon in the understood sense OF
the term He proposed and we presume II mas
,or5 into his head to Interfere with the relation of
,arv II the 81 ates or Territories within which it has
lawful existence With e implicit respect and difference
b; w consider ourselves as owing to the constitution OIL
the on'ea ah, IS those states and Territories
40 their .pecuiinr institution are our readers
know wide as the poles asunder But are bound to add
init that even in his most eHcea sos - ~ -
this sublect-that is' On ques,ons I.o f :. ~. r
well as IN ms gehe'a PeiSo 80. s.onsreso,n tbs
infornsa,) NC a o' D'1 - ~, ;r.,ents of courtesy
pouhos " ~ ~
and gooa-prece's' A.,
Mr.. Sumner IS no apohuon,st Fly never 'i''iiSs ~ wy
bounds OF parliamentary law tue OF cour-
49, ga ,ood l,roaa,,p ouoth the Tnfelliqsncer In cor
'Sy ~" 80 ,...u. os Mr Summer
nexioh WIN 80 h"''eiihs an
deem it right to give one or TWO Speces VI MS n
abolition sentiments his regard for courtesy and good
a;n tho, tbcrc may he no misunderstanding Of the
,. rh Gre, s,ec;men Is from a
fa'eflyenevS compliments 80" -
speech Of Mr. SnmIer ~ boston upon lug
Inv and President Fillmore as follows:
1,o the immortal catalogue of naticni crimes this has
now passed drawing with it, by nexorable Its
authors also, and chiefly him who az rresuen' VI ae
States Sc. MS name " wy Ia 49, - I;c othar pras;
80 ho soo,ten but the name signed to the fugitive
slave bill can meyer be forgotten There are depths OF ma
my there heights 70 iSme regret osay "hA'
but trnth compes me. pela. ~ ~ e. ;a r0oa name Of
porn pe''er Ar 'of "i' lo,nV' '; n AAs w !,
his children haa ue never oeen ''''
To say nothing OF the abohf'onism win whioh 'hs eA
tract reekng we respectfully suggest that the courtesy
s a hrood;rp NJ the allnsions TO President Fillmore
- .;o,,o, oo,nmonaob,a
10 ho' s1'sp "0 - rs"
The next extract from 'he same speech, VIII en'oe 'h'
readers of the IeigeeT 10 determine whether MI sum
ner is an abolitionist not
"Sir will not dshonor this home Of the rsgrims and of
the revolution oy aamf'ng-nay, ca""o' oe' w -, -,
where NAV forge. humanity fanced loyalty law but
public conscience will not slow man VINO mas tfoaden our
s'o 40 = ~ , ~ 80 80, - arbood which m,,st
- -, a.. IT,; or honost boort re me ;,e ignorant and
$50 ~ =; o h., bo i; Of truo nobility Tbe fugitive
, s A. r;,a Stt arc among tho heroes of our are
| 1sa;s, .han q, this fonl onactment Of Congress we
,,d ,t ovar sentiment of bosn,taitv every whisper
g a., -. -, a;o.o,o az re,;uop There arc many
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