The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-12
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ONE OF THE SEoUELs 10 THE EXPLANATORY
HARANGUES OF POLITICAL PARSONS:
Some weeks since we published letter from the Rev. DR..
Mott the widelyknown president Of Union College New
York. II addressed several theological students,
who the Of entering the ministry and viii
be recoected whilst the distinguished writer earnestly
exhorted his young friends 10 keep steadily and constantly
before them the solemn obligations they about 10
sumeto practise as well preach Christian federation,
love- and charityhe less earnestly exhorted them 10
abstain from The strife and struggle Of politics and politi-
clans In revolving this excellent letter breath
ing il did spirit ofpure unaffected unobtrusive pety
We make room for The following brutal epise from the
Rev. Mr. Hill Of Maine who may be taken a fair sample
Of those Wild wicked political parsons who slim
ulaug the political organization into the commission
Of such small crimes robbery, arson, and murder;
n SAco July 20, 1854.
NlMY DEAR BR.: How goes the battle? How does your
soul How is the health II your family? Peace be with
thee and thine
How goes the battle temperance and slavery2 1t
almost though he'll had boiled and cast its
shores Roman priests, Irish Catholics inhdels, and
murdees by the cargo landed shores meet the
Americans at the baotbox and contest civil freedom
while the slave power, equally intent upon carrying their
point, are bent upon destruction All the vile out of
hell pressing together against the Lord and His Christ to
destroy truth from the earth, and bring down Gods udg
upon Druntard have had the power already too
long.
The four great national sinsintemperance, slavery, Ro-
mann, and political corruptons-can be cured
checked by the wing democratic pastynever, never!
We must out and form combination against sin,
and hell and the devil. Against Romansm at the ballot
box must meet them They won't churches
and hear preachnot they. We pray, but must
act, also. tell you, Br unless the good and true OF
all shades politics out and up together gone.
Mr.. Morrill, of Readed has been nominated by three large
conventions for next governor was at all the conven
tons and never and real grit than
at those conventions.
Now his enemies will hesitate say all of evil
against him. say know him, and have for years. be
honest He be bought sold you.
thought would drop you line about the matter hoping
it might stir together for the good of the of God
earth hope il you look at things do you may m
uencc the good and vuous of your acquaintance and
bers of church. goin with this Heavenborn
ment. The blow must be struck if at ALL Love to all
the family and friends in -. remember old times.
Yours in Christian love,
We will not trust ourselves speak of this letter in the
fitting language of outraged religion, outraged patriotism
outraged decency Its brutality, bestiay, and basphe-
my in strange contrast with the hypocritica conclu
sion "Yours in Christian love- II is TO such the
mscaed Reverend Mr. H and it is to such exhotatons
have been given by this clerical drebrand that can
directly trace the maddenng Of violence and blood
shed which have recently and 30 awfuy startled the
whole country We invite the attention of the reader
the following from the Louisville Times Of the
issue of the 9Th inst Every candid mind uninuenccd by
the unworthy preudces of politics religion must read
lily admit that the scening hurredy grouped
together in the suboined fitting sequel to the
inaammaory advice Of the Rev. T. Ill., of Saeo, Maine:
'The Hndoos have gained what they claim to be victory
this city They have elected the renegade democrat Hag
GIN the Senate, the renegade McGowan sheriff. Whitley
the egslaure and Marshall long time ago democrat,
Congress- They have in fine elected every thing they start
ed, whether renegade white They call this, and
will claim il to be- victory. Bat how has this victory been
won First by preventing eighteen hundred democrats from
voting We say preventing them from voting for they had
the choice OF keeping from the polls being beaten
nearly DEATH peradventure killed Second their
called victory is achieved by fraud arson burglary, and
THEFT by brutal manning OF innocent citizens, and BY
der in all lis most horrd shapes Their victory gained by
the brutal hanging Of hman in his porch before
his wife ard children and then setting fire to his house, by
shooting Germans in their houses in Prestons woods,
and wherever they could find them BY burning fifteen
twenty houses, and making that many families desoiae by
blowing chds brains in the of its mothers by
roasting Catholic Irish if they swine their
houses and furniture being the materials of the bonres in
ne the Hndoos victory in this city has been achieved by
the sacrifice Of all political rights and honor by the loss of
much property by toe rretrieyabe disgrace Of the city,
and By wounds and deaths than would be announced
respectable sortie against Sebastopo By the allied
The Hndoo victory has been achieved the honor OF
Kentucky, American liberty and religious freedom"
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