The daily union., 1855-10-17

rather cavaiery at Philadelphia In the month Of June
last they st persist in calling you brotrssti assert
that theirs is national organization and thoy continue
to denounee the constitutional democracystil preach
extinction BY fire and sword of Catholics and Foreigners
vide history of "JIoody Monday" And It may be that
many the high priests scrbes doorkeepers and leaders
Of the rain-bands OF the order will give their earnest
and cordial support but you and your black brethren
viii find that you have reekoned without your host when
you cali upon the honest and patriotic people Of the South
or the North TO give their aid and countenance to any
such reasonable designs you entertain
In this connexion the Louisiana Courier makes some
excellent remarks, referring more Immediately to The
course OF Hon Mr. Hunt and the know-nothngs Of
Louisiana Mr. Hunt is not the only among southern
men who is giving direct support to black repubicansm.
Every man in the South who labors 10 distract the minds
the people by the introduction of others than the main
issue before the country popular sovereignty IN so far
as be succeeds gives aid and adds strength to these enc
mics Of the constitution and the South 1t is the action Of
such men that has emboldened Henry Wilson to make the
declaration quoted above; need hardly say that we
deem his assertion absurdty Yet there are men, IN
both the South and the North who through sheer igno
rance blind prejudice reckless design will join in this
crusade against the Union but we are persuaded that
when their reasonable desires fully developed and
the development being rapidly made the great mass Of
the people both Of the North and South win rise up with
one accord 10 repudate them
We subjon an extract from the remarks Of the Courier
referred to above:
ssBut they do than sympahizc with their success
they laborng, il not to promote common object at
least to weaken the strength of southern opposition The
eeso know nothngs camor fer the restoration OF the Mis-
souri, Compromise southern know -nothngs denouncc the
bill which removed that restriction and candidates for
reelection spite of having voted against it, The southern
know nothing press in its Tone and dpre
the removal of that restriction which northern know
nothings aboring energeticay to restore Know
nothing speakers in Louisiana speak of the fugitvesave
law frivolous while northern abolionists camor for its
repeal Reverend southern nohngs declare that they
would give up slavery rather than the Union dssoyed
and northern nohings, with the Boston Crusader in
the lead declare that the South will submit to anything
rather than dissolve her connexions with the North The
nothng of New York. State convention assembled
resolve That the national administration, by its general
of official conduct together with the attempt to de-
the repose harmony and faterna relations of the
country the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and the
encouragement of aggressons upon the Of the
territorial inhabitants of Kansas deserves and should
ceive, the united condemnation of the American people,
and that the institution of slavery should derive
tension from such repeal and the know-nohing cand
dates for Congress in Louisiana reecho the sentiment
with all their force. Nay, the very speech in which
Colonel Hunt confesses that his feelings and understanding
evoted the proposal to overthrow and repeal the Missouri
Compromise, and declares that repeal the act Of cacua
ting Shameless personal aggrandizment reckless of the
and honor Of the country and endangeng the exist
of the Union itsefsa violation OF good faiih-' its
passage requested expected by the Southe speech
in which is announced that in the judgment of the speaker
there practical advantage to be attained for the
South by opening the Territory question to the admission
of slavery that Kansas and Nebraska both destined by
be free Staesthe speech wherein he declares that
condemned the lust for lands which the South did not
ant and which honor called upon her not to
acquire by nustcea speech which would have been loudly
appauded by any fecsoi assembly republican meet
in the northern States in the the univer
sal eo press applauded the speech of the gentle
of March, 1884, while giving his for opposing
the repeal of the Missouri restricontaa speech c Colonel
Han at Hoaaaa ercucted BY thousands BY the knoonofh"g
party Of Loui,na al caapaiya document! Need we ad-
duce other evidences 1--WE have them that the
Of the South blinded by party zeal aid abet and
encourage the great aims of our free-soil foes?"