The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15

"Large numbers of foreigners who loved freedom helped
to Independence, and made at least implied
with them that the institutions Of country should
perverted to prescribe either them their children.
But, air religion and the Bible appealed daily by
the champions Of these sentiments for their defence aud
vindieation.
81 may remark sir, that with US many those most ex-
ercsed the subject OF religion no religion at ALL and
ayowedy treat its divine precep with But they
dreadluly afraid sir, that the Bible viii have just In
aaence public sentiment, and they determined
see to it.
The sons of the sres' trade good deal on ancostora
capital 1t may be excused If look little into this Bible
question light of who, for than fifty years,
engaged expoundng the word Of his Divine Master
make say that the whole of the Old Tesla
ment including the contracted and selfish policy of the Mo
sale economy directly opposed 10 the ow-nothg sen
ment of our day and generation.
81 viii weary you with much quotation little win
serve to show the general sentiment:
''And if stranger sejourn with thee in yoar land ye
shall not him. But the stranger that dweeth with
shall be unto you born among YOU and thou shalt
love him as hyse for ye were strangers IN the land Of
Egypt
This part of the given Moses, and down
close to the most sacred precepts
cit looks very like unwholesome food for know moth
ing.
Agan sir let any refer TO the tender and touching
between Ruth and Naomi and If he can thing
but condemnation of these proscriptive opinions.
Ruth of Moab, and her moher-inlaw daughter of
Judea After the death Of her she designs to
turn from Moab her country. She tells Ruth to
man with her sister and people, and gives her
desoate condition.
The reply Of the stranger born is down for memorial
aud instruction, disclosing ithulness Of heart unequaled
only by the few feeble who did not fosake fater at
the
ING alter thee Tor whittier thou goest will and where
thou iodgest will lodges thy people shall be my people
be buried The Lord do so to and more also, if aught
but death part thee and me-
The steadst minded widow of Moab left land Of her
nativity, and adopted into the family of the favored
nation She rejected but received by the God Of
Israel, under whose wing she had to trust
g 1t appears from the Book that Boaz considered
sound his country but it does appear that he
much of a know-nothing.'
% In the New Testament find of the exclusive
spirit although abounds with enlarged and liberal doc
and practice Our Savours last injunction to his dis
cples full of meaning Go we into all tie porid and
preach the Gospel to every creature
g They to begin at Jerusalem. spirit similar
native know nottingham would have shut these foreign
from any country to which they sent and If they
themselves had been like minded they would have begun
Jerusalem and ended there.
g will not take up your time with further quotation.
cit that the just spirit Of institutions
from the Declaration of Independence the present day has
fellowship and can have none, with this enemy
against which desire to the democratic party openly
arrayed unincumbered for the present with question Of
minor Importance.
One of the genteman's resolutions to which heartily
consent complimentary to that great and gallant
Henry A. WISE In Virginia. sir, he made this question
paramount and achieved for himself but far for bis
country, signal and enduring triumph Let go and do
like Wise.
eve have high opportunity, with old banner wide
spread and free, redeem beloved State. We have
candidate in Arnold Pumer whose in the democratic
ranks baaons He has the confidence Of the State and
will receive the support of the people, Let meet the
enemy who now, for the first time unurl his
flag, and cannot fail Having disposed Of this,
then attend to smaller issues"