The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-27
TAYLOR Of CAROLINE.
No
wssHlssros, Feb. Is. 1855.

WASHINGTON FEB. Ia 1852
GESTHEEx To Suppose that know-nOshiagisn is homo
geueous with the South Is suppose that the South is
fraoroas itself The very notion that is hare other
than tbs eqheneral existence in suy community
downright ahsurdity-
shall now proceed to show that this orier-tbis Him
tentioned Unfolding orieris the offspring OF Exeter Hall
where the British ahOoasts concentrate al short inter
vss overly and coverty perfect schemes for the dis
rleaherment Of this Union On the 2ls of jane lS43
gene convention OF The abolition order assembled this
worldrenowned lodge In adyering THE proceedings
upon that OCCASION which chance 10 hare by me, find
that Lord Morpeh--n0w Earl Of Cariis--who had then
aPon taxing the chair be remarked in substance that the
sTficE in the Ashbnrton treaty proclaimed short time
before which stipulated for the surrender of fQgyes from
juslcs deporabe mistake th-r, under its opera
tons Virginia slave escaping Canada might be
erred that under circumstances for the COM
mission of crime would the British government be justified
In zurTenderng 10 the United States persons held
vice. that the MODEST leap that humanity could conceive
that Of the negro bondage the Niagara Falls
70 Brish freedom that the most formidable enemy the
slave IN America the irshan because he inYa-
raby aud ssafasty srrnyed against abolition tina, Eng
llshmeni travelling in the southern States had been
daced o the hopiate Of the planter and that for This
the erueie of saveowners had not been properly
exposed BY them their countrvuen
During the deliberations OF this convention il was as
serted that Ve most important step to be taken for the alb
clifton Of slavery in this republic get up ciefiss IN
Us Aes Ars TIE Iassfscn extstsd composed AZ meabsr
'9Ao s7srs NOD sasesnrs! The principal speakers from
this country Mr. Leavi and Mr. Phelps OF Boston
Nh lappau Of New York, and negro of Hartford Mr.
eaytt declared that there noble band in America
determined to give the country until end
put 70 slavery Mr. Phelps remarked formerly ped
the slave but after this days proceedings pity the slave
holder Tor take this meeting indication that Great
Dlh prepared TO use every weapon she WELD TO put
an end TO slavery Mr.. Tappau said Il deem il to be
the duty of Great Britain Christian nation 10 tell the
Texans that slavery must be abolished Mr. Buckingham
observed that AS one means of efecting our object
would suggest that apoweEful England should refuse to
noid any communication with those countries where
slavery continued
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most ordinary observer that Lord Morpeh the org
naor Of the ahgher-aw doctrine which arayed itself
IN Boston and elsewhere against the execution of stat
utes and that the birthplace of know-no,hngism is Exc
ter Hail. kuoagh has been done in open day to satisfy
every mind disposed to be influenced by Of this
aoeiehes were to be formed in the slave States
posed 81 nonsaveholders~ "A noble band in America
80 said the Bostonsn determined give the coun
Wy no rest until an end put to slaveryE-and the
champion Of The internal order Henry Wilson shortly be-
lore ms departure nom Massachusetts few days since
take his seat IN the Senate the United States endorsed
cordially every sentiment uttered BY the rerseverng Exeter
concern nearly twelve years ago
DO s0atherners want more evidence Of the DESIGNS AZ
Great Britain TO harm them through the instrumentaty
Of diabocal agents and societies that Is herr r
nishcdf Can they-whl they-suifer midnight assassns
20 reSei IN gulthat guilt which sealtly aims their
ruinithon uniting with the resolute win ofa deter
mined man, crush them Can any one who has moral
political honesty imagine for moment that virtns de-
srss 70 be shrouded in darkness that vice seeks day
light for manifestation OF its parposcs2 In the North
the black order il but the covenant OF abolition In
the South IL Ii merely the instrument Of abolition in its
concealed form It's chief defenders old WORKOUT
wings who have oaved their party and its ahettors
called democrats who sycophan TO executivepover
long there place untitled and hope however de-
perae obtain IL He who deserts the path Of political
recttpde knows where he wander There ia bN
solitary step from the sublime 70 the ridiculous That
step every democrat who has stepped into
abolition know-nohing lodge To rrsrace il and plead g
noranee Of the object which II aimed than
Y remain and inenr disgrace twere better 70 scknowi
edge the dupsry OF than 10 abide with them and
participate IN their crimes
NO tsn which i adverse the pepetaity Of the princ
pies Whaeh placed Mr. Jefferson the presidential chair
succeed in @od Virginia She stands in Iss5
God bless her for presely where she stood in lTss
IuheXhle M her resolution swerve from the land
marks OK the constitution she s,eadfxsy maintains her
high in the Union for patriotic integrity aud en-
lghtened Judgment In the councils Of the nation she
had more influence enoysd hg her consdera on
than n present This is because she i uirue all
that was valued Of sterling worth BY the Statesmen