The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-21
SENATOR MADE. oF ONO.

80 There Name as IN the west n lew VINO DC
ieyed In recognizing the old wbig party lie CHR WI
bad followed the fortunes Of that party with unwayering
fidelity for than twenty years, and felt free that
that party is only dead, but nketh lie pres
when il died the death Of feo and he stood there TO
pronounce dead dead dead IL died By the pedy Of its
own members-souhern men, who sneaked into private
room, with enemy and devised reachery against
their brethren Of the North. The sraiahtou wings may
convuve spasms, such you find in the tail Of
dead snake but the body and head Of this snake have been
buried.
"The orator turned threats of dsunon the part Of
the South showing their absurdy in the impoverished and
helpless state Of the country Any business would kick
such grumhing partner out Of his Office and kick him again
after be was out The Union doubtless grand thing
but II seemed question worth considering whether II ought
be preserved the cost Of the ensavement of four mil
lions of our feow-men. He was enemy to the Union
provided slavery could be driven to rot in its dark
dcminions. There freedom at the South for
either white black, and he would strive to protect
the free soil Of the North from the bightng
curse. There really anton between the
North and the South, and he believed nations
upon The earth entertained feelings Of bitter roncor
touards each other han these t0o sections u he republic
The only salvation Of the Union therefore, be found
in dveng IL entirely from all faint Of slavery. To suppose
that the Union stand instrumeptay for the propa
cation of slavery believe that God Almighty s
just and sides with the oppressor But there Proyenoe
who rules the desnes Of nations and for every wrong
there must be retrbuon. Therefore, h was to be
sidered only of this Union who
purge of slavery. The cripging of doughaces had
brought about these amenabe results and the OF
recreans reaping the punment Of their cowardice
The South had been educated into the belief that the North
cowady poltgoons and they acted upon this be-
lief in making their demands until the North has borne
Quakers would bear At last he reoced that conpro
misses are end and the North has been driven
close corner where they must eight or be enslayed
lie spoke to Ohio audience time snce and adj
vocated the delay of the appropriation BILL to arye the adj
mnistraton into yielding the restriction Of the Missouri
Compromise when person asked what he would do if the
southern members should their hats and leave the hall
He replied that he would set the dogs Them and all the
peoplecried Applause lie had to the conclusion
that spirit acuated the republican party of Maine
1t would seem from tho above that Mr.. Waldo appeared
before the Maine flsioniss States evidence qucs-
tonabe character best for yioator of that lower
standard of honor which thieves supposed to recog-
MISE aud only saved from meritcd punishment by the
portance Of his reachery and the impotence Of his crmi
nay Mr. Wade is not satisfied that his late political
socates have Gas he asseris been gibbeed drawn and
CHARTERED upon his testimony lie dantily complains Of
the stencil arising from their putresccnt remains We do
not desire to be personal in remarks but Mr. Wade
viii discover that TO whatever faction party, fusion he
may bring his trenchcry aud treason he will find purity
or freshness in the political atmosphere of his immediate
neghborhood The rotenncss and offensive exhalatious
are at home than he is probably Of or is
willing to confess.
This man of dainty ofacoros and offensive principles
insists that there union between the North and South
that he believes nations upon the earth
tanned feelings bitter towards each other than
these sections of the republic" If Mr. Wade had said
that the abolitioniss Of the North hate the Union with
hate equal to that which they towards every
southerner because he southerne he would have
tered truth familiar the whole country But ut
/ Ian
the grea, mass Of the people as the of liberty ITSELF
We utterly deny that the bitter rancorous sectional feeling
attributed to the people of the North and the South has any
foundation fact Each successive danger the Uuion has
been the parent Of manly concession and generous
misehas called into active and prominent existence pat,i-
from the North and the South the East and the West
ready and willing make sectional sacrifices to bind the
brotherhood Of States into closer and lasting Union
Foreign and domestic calamtes have repeatedly and
proudly shown that although may differ have
differed about men, measures, and principles bitterly and
uncompromisingy the deep pulsaons of the grea,
American heart and felt from extremity of the
Union to the ether. They not New Englanders or
Pennsy Vrgnians, South Carolinans who
planted the and stripes upon the castle Of Monterey
who entered the gates Of Mexico in sheet Of living fire.
and who twice chastsed the nsoence Of invading
but Americans in feeling name and destiny soaring above
sectional oaouses recognising geographical lines of
distinction and acknowledging country the one
whose flag gttered in the gorcs Of unbroken conse
| laton of stars.
The concluding paragraph in the above extract is calcu-
lated excite stronger and active feeling than that
of disgust Of whom is he speaking Upon whom does
he propose to set the dogs?' Who and what kind
of persons are they that have been held up by o
rbald speaker to the derision Of rbad audience 2
They United States senator's, the immediate repre-
senatives of sovereign States and who have been ell
their exalted stations by their integrity capacity
and the maturity of their age and intellect and who
prominent among their tellowczons before that eeva-
tion for the possession Of those qualities They belong
what have been taught regard the highest egsa-
tive body in the world The foreign reader will scarcely
believe that the utterer of this foul language and still
foule threat agains; respected for their high Office
venerated for their years and distinguished for their
gence and patriotism ID actually member of the United
States Senate But legislatures like nature delight in
paradoxes and the body which has given to the world
Webster has likewise produced Wade.
THE KNoW-N0THlNG WINGS OF THE SOUTH.
Having utterly failed in their attempt TO break up the
democratic party Of tho South with the knownohing fla
nacsm and while the memory Of their oathbound Coop
Grafton with the aboiont knownothngs of the North is
fresh in the minds of all and has not yeti formally dis