The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-02
ANOTHER wARNrNG


"four sms united" Introductory Of article from the
Nashua New Hampshe) Gazette transferred to the Uaiop
Of this morning, contains argument which forehy ad-
dresses itself 10 the people Of the South Especially will
this argument deserve the attention Of the eergymen and
their Protestant followers in the southern States The
undispued and unanswerabe fact that kindred creed
among certain Protestant denominations has moi stayed
fanacal clergymen in the free States from the mos,
violent assaults upon the institutions Of the southern
States receives additional force when we are assured
daily see these elegymen and their abo-
ton associates controlling the dark lodges OF tbe new
secret order fthese prone 70 array themselves
against the people Of tbs South with common brother
hood and faith pleading in vain FOR charity
love and forbeaanee they were not restrained b the
spectacle Of whole population threatened with all the
horrors Of servile wartell US win they be
aged in this work Of dssenson when they may cloak their
designs in secret and invoke other elements in the
summation Of their unboy purposes
Heretofore the South has been enabled 10 resist the
Vaccinations Of abolition elergymen and antislavery
ventons because these Vaccinations publicly
cd and justified But when the fanatics the North
appeal the people Of the South poa religious eeadera-
ions danger that portion Of our county.
Ccrgymen do hesitate 60 into these lodges in the
free States and to bind themselves by the most fearful
oahs The articles from the New Hampshire papers
show the and the character Of these oahs min
lister who member is only bound enforce polti-
cal and social prescription Int bo8 10 submit 10 he
eoiee Of he nority pam ef hqei ms pos,sd md
circulated throughout he different coaaes Tor loges ~ kao-
neings) or rHe UNITED STATES a. per5urer aud as
traitor 70 Goa md rs country; as eng @ 10 Be employed on
trusted cousaanoed supported, gy business roasgc-
hon person totaiy aaworthy The cn6apcs Of aH good
men, and a uhom the finger Of should erer Be
pointed
The order which compels TO subscribe 10 This re-
voting oath, and which oath many northern clergymen
have taken national conspiracy 1t extends over the
whole Union 1t ranies into State, and counties into
townships and school districts The Foiee Of the few lead
in the higher departments of ds order all great
questions is according this OATH he poics Of all These
leaders select doctrines candidates. and victims and those
in the lower register the Aecree their masters
pain of being published perurers and traitors
to God and their country The power of the whole or
derits controlling numbersits master spiritsare o-
Gated IN The NORTH Wo unto the southern man whether be
be ayan preacher who fails to take warning by this
startling aamonition
Happily for the cause Of truth, the northern know
opinions on the slavery They have chosen none
but aboltonists to Office Harlan Of Iowa and Wilson
Of Massachusetts, their favore candidates for United
States senator's and have already received their votes
These are as thorough abotonsts as John p Hoe and
Thaddeus Stevens, who also members OF Tie new
order There is not exception 10 the rule Maine
Michigan Illinois, Indiana. Pennsylvania Ohio, New Jer-
sey all shop thai IN tie reea elecaons whether BY easa-
by States the know-nohngs have chosen The
mics of the rights of the South and the Of tile
constitution
What comment upon such record il will be 70 the
southern clergy banding themselves and their congrega
tons in common with such men aud binding each
other by oaths that completely control their movements
according to the behest Of abolition leaders
Let our southern fellowcitzens Of oil parties ask them
selves few home questions and let all fair-mnded and
in the northern States search their minds
| for answers to these intcrrogatores
Has the Catholic Church assaied the constitution
of the United States2
Have the Cathocspriests laymen--ever led en-
couraged war upon the institutions of the South
Have Catholic organizations denounced wars with
other pations--even with Catholic Mexico?
Have the Catholics made temperance political ques-
ton and sought by Of sumptuary laws TO reg
ulate mems notions Of social or religious duty
Let be just aud fear mott The Catholic Church is
not our church. is it that of any who and
dear TO u.s. But such offences those referred
1 be laid is door Can say much Of the desperate
politicians and cergymen who have taken hold OF this
know nothing order WELD it against the peace of
people, the guarantees of our constitution the rights Of the
States, and the rights of the cizen2
A high duty devolves upon the southern people They
are cursed with class Of politicians who ready for
any expedent that may lead them to power--men who
would rather rule with aboitonsm than be defeated in
defending the rights Of their section Led by these
men, they may be betrayed with the most fatal disasters
Led by the truth and by the lessons of history they
arrest this new OF Generalization, entte them
selves to the gratitude Of their connrymen and bring
back to their those who so grevously DE-
| luded
AN EXTENSIVE TouR-A friend writes to the New York
Express from Mobile the following programme Of tour
that Mrs lie Vert Of that city with Others Is about
make There is the charm of novelty IN tie starting points
if not in other points
After leaving Mobile for Havana arry until l2th Of
February; then embark in Spanish steamer for Cadz
then Madrid and Granada TO behold the picturesque
ruins of the Alhamhra. At Malaga again take the
aud along The shores OF Spain 10 Marsees
whence hasten Rome the Eternal City, 10 assist in
the ceremonies Of the Holy week After visiting all the