The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-10

souri, should be deeply excited and interested by the at
tempt associated wealth and inhuenceperhaps foreign
influence partto construct her border 10 like manner
by Gordon OF "fusion and free solT Tell me- genue-
men, would any foreign power be allowed to insult aud
endanger the whole nation the sayeholdng Stes anu
their citizens outraged in every offensive orm by the
fsionists of the North Tell they weak ana
harmless when they send many senators and repre-
sentaves TO Congresswhen they can form the most io
mdable political parties-so long - they can sele ana
hold such States the venerable mother State OF Hancock
and desecrate Faneuil Hallso long they can carry
ohioso long they distract and divide and dwarf
in the Union the very Empire State Of New York what
then Is be done2 The enyy, hatred malice and all
which this engenders cannot continue TO
shoulder much longer without bursting out into gene
raj and devouring fame. The Kansas Nebraska o re-
peaed the odous mark whence malice and mischief hurl-
ed incendary torches the borderne IL removed
heartburnng of sectionasm and attempted 10
peace under the ags Of the constitution But the
cry is now "epea of the bill and rcsto-
ration of the Missouri Compromised This raises The issue
"Sha the constitution reign IL did reign from The year
1889 to the iSl92ow With head and heart might
and soul unite you for the reign Of the constitution
all Compromised No higher no lower law than the
constitutional
Are the fusouists indeed fatally bent on dissolution
the Union, a CIVIL sectional war; tell you soemnly,
genemen thai depends upon the strength nerve virtue
and wisdom OF the sound conscientious, conservative pa
triots in the North you come 10 The aid OF the con-
stitution this crisis big with the fate OF the Union IL
may be saved. God Almighty grant IL The Union |
say to YOU said The South, AS have said first
and said last aud delight TO repeatlhe Union is one OF
the precious rights OF the States meant
thereby express the sentiment implied by the platform
Of the Pandemoniuns al PhIlad.phia-hai pr Sc, u Is
the precious rights and must be atevey
sacrifice uttered such as that but do say
that Union is the sacred palladium OF highest and
hottest rights. 1t is if please not OF itself liberty, II
equality, il sovereignty, it is not ndepend-
enee is not especially the end vi government but IL
is the means by which all the ends ought to aim
secured, and it is the means which Washing
relied indispensable existence peo-
pie. 1t is the "E Piuribus Unum' by which is
made thirty-one in strength, by which Vrgnias SOW
ereignty is fortified thiry-iod Measured by what it
is capable OF attaining by what it binds and holds fast
by what has done and may for this people and all
men, it is nestmable 1t achieved the American revolu
ton the Declaration of Independence the constitution set
Element OF the public lands The land system the peace poll
cy the second for ec trade and sailors rights the
principles OF neutral rights the long line OF for
development and progress Of the human Species the acqu
sons from Mexico aud is the buwark of freedom and
the hope Of the oppressed throughout world 1t does
consist in the coniederacy joining of States
consists in the constitution in the love and affection and
brotherhood of people throughout the country If
these links be broken it sds.oed If broken and it binds
at ALL it will bind chain, and it will gall chain,
and 1t will to bind when letters find foes who will
not be bound by them J. for one, had rather the
continent shaken by earthquakes than the Union
these States dissolved but it is simply the of in
Vulnerable and inesmablo ends of good and If it
TO sabserye hem liberty equality, sovereignty,
independence peace, power and preemnence among the
nations of the EARTH let il meet its ,c Why make sacri
flee to it? We will not count its cosno mere
eria interest could weigh it down in the acaes but is
with the political the States is with the matr-
monia union of persons the oath of the altar love- rnh
constancy fidelity require INSTRUMENTATION TO the last
extremtyto bear and forbear-to make any and every
honorable sacriGceto interest nothing but If
honor be touched then, the instant, to dissolve the
bands which bind to inamy though it break the bands
which bind to life. And ask, will not the slave States
be dishonored If they allow themselves to be provncazed
by being excluded from equality in the Union The flu
sionists intend that they shall be dishonored Their
shall No. llal;,,o
sttuton and when that is assaied will defend it with
all the which God and Nature have put into
hands, and when these fail the Union the eagle the flag,
will be but embems Of past republic destroyed by IA
weakness and wickedness unparalleled in the folly and
crime of mankind We demand nothing else but good
faith in keeping the covenants OF the constitution We de-
mand not that any other people should be shareholders We
will certainly not force slave upon their service But
do demand be "let alone'to be left undsnrbed in
rights and unmolesed to enjoy the property protected
by our laws. If not allowed To be and remain at
peace, must prepare for The by pocres and
knaves who trading the pous attachment of
people to the Union will fnd when it is too late, that
Shareholders be driven to sedeepce and that they
can trust But forbear We will unite 10 prevent hor-
which it ia painful imagine in the worst even OF
contingencies to
As to the secret charlottesville othngs-day
has broke upon them. And it is amusing to Sans
bats and owls of midnight, fitting and tapping blind,
about in the sunlight They seeking sorry skulk
from light and sghthere flap back to poor deserted
whggery, and there escape to the republican flu
son The day has dissolved the charm The bird of
America JoSeS own wing lnat never
in the lambert light Of the mid heavens Uncle Sam has
reused himself and shaken off the umber and stupor of
the night Dreams and is his active work in broad day
The devil bated the hooks Of preachers with the
politics of the Popes big toe and the hooks of poll
cans with the unco-rghteousness of knaviah prestca
and them bohbng together for the souls of dnpcs
the corruption of the church. and for the destruction of the
State No heat but could have welded such fn
son In the Shades they taught their parts by the
gloom-ight OF the dark-antern! But
" The sun ia in the heavens, and life on earthv'
Day has caught them in their incanation and light is
dispelling their mysteries The you will OF Sam,
he will I've on his knees praying against slavery and John
Barleycorn He has dropped Pope Plus Menus and has
just discovered after all he has said about his holiness
premacy, that every nnturazd Catholic takes oath
pressy to renounce all allegiance any aud every prince,
power potenate king, sovereign State and particularly
to the prince power potentae King sovereign State
which he before subject And he begins admit that
ii an extra-ndicial oath may bind know nothng to
passive obedience and resistance unseen ntang
Bile irresponsible secret ogarchy perchance, may rely
the judicial oaths Of naiurazed citizens al
legancc to all supremacy whatever except the sovereignty
of the United States Of North America
give You the right hand of fellowship in opposition
the codes Of of our States Why, legislatures
to have lost the horn-books Of personal liberty
They for free soil and free negroes but upon the
liberties of free white men They TO have
known that there such things first invented in North
America, as bills OF rights defining those which in
aienabe and fixing the limits Of legislation Where
the principle of liquor laws stop? Nowhere short of in
vadng every inaenabe right of individual mpn II
ncpal law cannot touch vested rights much ess it
invade the natural rights Of the individual person In
such dominion that Of England they may hardly dare
confne the rights of the aair light and