The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09

ST. THE AGITATION MUST BE KEPT UP,
The designs Of the black republicans far the means
to be employed for eloctoneerng agitation concerned
are too transparent for deception They do not want the
country to know that Mr. Senator Sumner seri
ously injured that he in the enjoyment of his
customary health. They do not want the pending diff
cutes in Kansas settled in equitable and amcabe man
ner Without the bleeding senator the bleeding Ter
ritory they feel persuaded that would be worse Than
folly solicit the suages of the people, in the
northern States in behalf of candidate Who is shrewd
y suspected owes his nomination AS much successful
litigation to successful exploration. Accordingly
intmaon is given that the remarkable brain of the dis
nguished Massachusetts, senator has soened about
to soften and that is absolutely necessaryand for what
purpose need addhat he should NOT be produced
to his mourning and sympathetic friends until after the
first Tuesday in November next Until after the expiration
of this day black republcanism cannot and will not
sent for Kansas to repose in peace and security Kansas
pacfed and the people in the full enjoyment of the rights
which alone be secured by the enforcement of the great
principle mboded in the act which created the Territory
there would be end to the manufacture of Kansas
horrors and Kansas outrageshe great staple of abolition
speeches and abolition editorials would be withdrawn from
the market-the demand for Sharpes rifles would
the purses of very rich and very anacal old gentlemen
would close with convusiye clasp-edery ladies might
return to their knitting with decency and comforher
spiritual guides might be persuaded to remember their
cred eaing-and thousands and tens of thousands of
wretched dupes might recover their time
their ballots the presidential election in accordance with
the dictates of good sense and sound patriotism
Under circumstances will the black republican lead
the pacifcaon of Kansas before the presi
DENTAL election takes place The bill which they recently
forced through the House forced with knowledge
that its manifest injustice and absurdies would insure its
defeat in the Senate Tke kind Of reception which will be
extended to Mr. Toombss bconceved is in the lar
ges spirit of justice beralty and concessonneed not
be foretold. ."a ##. -...-..
We cannot close these hasty remarks better than by Civ
ing place to the following which find in late number
of the Philadelphia Argus:
Every national man-every lover of law and order
every true pariotwll rejoice that the territorial bill for
the settlement and pac6caon of affairs in Kansas has
ed the Senate Every reasonable will admit that this
bill is impartality ITSELF No object to it who be-
cves in the principle the Nebraska BILL recognises the
great doctrine popular sovereignty tthrows such guards
around the elections Kansas thrown before
around any elections in peaceable States 1t repeats
the obnoxious legislation of the Kansas assembyn this
going very the objections of cavaliers.
1t was gratifying observe that Mr.. Geyer, Missouri
senator and supporter of Mr.. Buchanan held out this
olive branch.
The bill now in the hands of the House of Represent
atves What will they do with it The black republicans
there will hesitate swallow it, for its passage by quietng
Kansas away all their thunder It'll their game during
the presidential campaign to shrk all the past issues
which they been heretofore defeated They very
quiet over the fugvesave law, abosbing slavery in the
District prohibiting it in the Territories prohibiting the
between the States and proposing amend
men to alter the constitution to suit their abolition views
All these objects they propose to achieve in due time, when
they think public mind is prepared for them. But at
present. and for this election, their sole apparent PLATFORM
war-cry capital is Kansas and what they call the
border ruans They cannot afford to be deprived of this
very limited stock trade for then they reduced to the
old wornout abolition topics.
awe prepared therefore, to the black republicans
in the fight this Pacific bill with desperation Pass it,
send the President, who will surely sign it, and there
will be no for Shapes rifles and church militant
meetings raise money for powder and ball raw
head bloody dispatches to the Tribune and Times
in New York exaggeTaons to furnish matter for
hot angry speeches excited and gube crowds Pas
this BILL and this whole contest will be decided by the calm
reason second thought OF the people And when
the people decide they always to right conclusions
always stand for national men and measures"