The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-27

A word the pulpit. THAT htWarei its
ing is 70 do good This calling has fulfilled never
was fulfilled in any country before The reason is obvious
the conscience here is free II ever il be rammeed the
days Of the worst monarehs that ever regned VIII
have arrived in this republic There Is not more sub
lime spectacle on earth than that which behold on this
Sabbath evening twenty different congregations re
pairing their respective churches 70 worship the meek
and owy Saviour in the forms which 10 them appear the
most correct and the acceptable 10 iml He that IN
this happy land would erase such spectacle from my
view and force the thousands to attend before solitary
altar TO receive doctrines orthodox at which their better
Judgment revolted would be than an inhdeli he
would be demon, Religious freedom what legacy
from those who rest beyond that horizon which BINDS
mortal eyes Who so base attempt an invasion OF
: s'''' Vs. - TAYLOR OF CAROLINE
Nov
WASHINGTON March is, 1858
GgSrLxuEy The Earl of Carlisle-the Lord Morpeth Of
Exeter Hall nOorietyhs Just been elevated 10 the hrs
Office OF the cabinet within the gift d the British
crown the lord ieutenaney of Ireland The worst enemy
Of the slave in America said this noblenan in his eele
brated speech OF ls43 lis the lRIsHNAs And why
the lrishman the slaves enemy Because he was
aholitionist Because he never had any sympa-
thes with reasonable antsavery agtaiors Because he
devoted the Union and prepared at al times 10 sac
rfce his life for the preservation of the compromises OF the
constitution Because he not only valuable citizen
but whoe-souled patriot The "hgier-iaUs originator
in his estimate Of the Irshnan As far my
observation extends the Cets of this country there is
drop of abolition blood in their veins Loyalty to
system Of government as II was beqaeathed TO us con-
situtes their political creed The southener who strikes al
them directly indirectly, strikes at his best
friends He is guilty, rs concerns bis dearest interests
OF the horrible crime Of fratricie They ready
10 join him in fighting his battles as hey are TO repair
to the balIoboxcs 10 sustain him in bis political rights
Old Hickory the orphan boy OF Irish parents personhed
their purity Of purpose he did their 1domitabe will to
execute it without calculation Of costs. Coldbooded
aboonists aseeraned long since coeyal with the
ton Lord Morpeth that il they succeed in the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF this conederacy il would have 10 Re
a. e, ,las- ar1
ants Nor is portion OF the population of foreign
birth in the United States with the exception Of compar
avey few French and German socialists located in some
of the principal cities which enteTtans sentiments other
than those positively adverse the nrious designs Of
Exeter Hail. Phillips, Seward, and Company II Is nctor
ousy, il Is derorabIy, true far as themselves are
concerned that the conspaors agains. institutions
within our embraces have been born in land,
Foreigners contributed in eminent not to an nfu-
encing degree to achieve Independence Foreigners
depend unon it, when their services shall be required will
assist successfully handing down system in its
pristine condition posteriy, Their voices will al
ways be raised for the republic Of their adoption against
the dsrber Uf its security and repoe as their arms will
Be employed against its external enemies.
Al the time Of the purchase of louisiana mighty out
cry proceeded from the North against the measure on ac
count alleged Of the dangerous foreign population
which would bring into the Union. None Of the pre-
dctons Of those who arraed themselves in 50 bescosc
against the acquisition were realized Louisiana
worked admirably in the traces from the first As an
DERBY udicious and enlightened member Of the republic
she has had superior In her devotion to the principles
OF selfgovernment she has been true as fidelity itself
sweryng line the right 10 the left from her
duty. The estimation in which Mr. Jefferson held her
patriotism which he implicitly relied on when he deter
mined negotiate for her may be found in his letter to
Gen Dearborn dated March II, 1915. He wrote abiding
treaty then Just concluded at Ghen Peace was IN
deed desirable would not have been welcome with
the Of New Orleans Thsse ast hare established
s Too important b raiaed that tie people Of Loais
ANA are xincerv attached 70 TIE Union that their city
b defended that the csterH States make ia defence their
peculiar that the militia are brave that their
IA YxarYrf Qf thar
that have officers Of natural genius starting
forward from the and that putting together all
conflicts beat the British by sea and by land with
eauel numbers In the letter Mr. Jefferson re-
marks III ii were justfabe look your happl-
ness only resolution to retire from all public bust
ness could not but be approved But yon are too
Young 10 ask discharge yet and the public councils
too much needing the wisdom Of ables citizens 70 re-
linQuish their claim you And surely RoHs need your
aid Than your Sas on Hassaehasetts Aoae hare
lamesfsd he degradation q your aposaey Nassachu-
sets with whom went with pride IN lI76 whose vote
nv vote every public question: and whose principles
then the standard of whatever was free or fearless
Bot then she was under the cOunses of the Adamses
while Strong her present leader promoting petitions
for submission British power and British usarpation
While under her present counse she must be conteed 70
be nothing-as having vote indeed, TO be counted but
not respected
Look calmly upon the picture thus presented to your
view by the apostle OF democracy Of Lonisanas sincere
attachment to the Union mayrs her foreign population,
and the aposaey Of Massachusetts, during the ardaous war
Of 1912 and then inquire whether II Is not as applicable TO
the two States at the present time a. though the Fene
g bad reappeared earth and drawn 1t but yesterday
Massachusetts, precisely in the predcament in which she
ingloriously found sl5hasig sots q Be Court
ed tacd b respected In her present legislature there
is but solitary democratic member.
And il occur nat Jefersons Statethat State which
be imBned with his sound political principesis To
be associated through the Vaccinations Of aboiuonknow
with apostae Massachusetts7 Can Virginia
he fallen embrace State which plotted traoroU
designs dnrn2 perons war and steadily plots in peace
the overthrow Of her institutions The bond that may
unite the politically be forged in crime and de-
cepon Yrgnians vii cease to have anything honora-
Die live for Those who knowingly contribute 10 the
advancement 81 abolition know nottingham prepared
for any disgrace which may be inflicted the Of the
mother Of vrtuous Presidents win not contemplate such
spectacle her Aspostacy Some how or other have
an abiding belief that she win give such rebnke in May
the comp0Is OF the demon Of night that they viii ever
after h powerless for mischief, except in communities
where conspiracy against the nations security sort Of
legalzed svocation-
TAYLOR OF CAROLINE