The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-07


SION aud then the shareholders would perish in the sug
gle Mr. Wilson, senator from Massachusetts proposes TO
continue agitation as long as the foot Of slave presses
American soil Hr Hale, senator from New Hampshire,
looks to the nomination OF Fremont tending 10 simi-
lar result These gentlemen and Others look TO eventual
abolition the relief from that which dsturbs them
On the other hand, Mr. Blair aud Speaker Banks both
to repudate all such notions Mr. Blair wishes TO
give security 10 slavery where IL exists and Mr. Banks
wants change In the laws and to think that the
election of Fremont with all existing laws remaining in
force win cure all present eyils-that u.s. if he and his
friends succeed in obtaining all the official stations
under the national government with them all VIII be
we'll Everything evidently depends upon their being IN
out of office. In the former event everything is well
but In the latter all Is wrong This substantially bald
confession that all depends upon their successful grasp OF
the power and patronage Of the federal government and
negatives all idea Of the restoration Of the Missouri Compro
mise abolition of slavery, repeal OF obnoxious laws IN
Kansas Here is evident conflict OF proessed purposes
Which sincere and which shall prevail and with whom
does Col. Fremont coincide2 Is he with Seward and
others of his school, or with Blair and Banks? WIN he
inform US does he wish each section to act under the
belief that he agrees with 1t in opnionf Is lncontesa
BILE that branch Of Fremonts party deceived and
misled in relation TO his opinions and purposes II not
both Can any party long sustain itself with such double
headed and contradictory purposes Positive defeat is
preferable to deception and imposition upon friends as the
experience of the world has proved.
The @Republican" Party in NeW York.
The Kansas law passed in May, 1854 The aid soc-
cites formed after The Kansas election was held
late in November OF that year The legislature were con-
vened time AFTER and the laws complained OF passed
subsequently thereto The ourages referred 10 were COM
mitted long afterwards The republican party formed
in New FORK prior to the election in 1854 and consequent
y preceded the events assigned as the reason for It's
formation 1t started species OF temperance party bat
soon developed itself antdemocratc In ST. Lawrence
Gov Carks nomination paralyzed and made dumb the old
trusted democratic organ Gov Seymour was defeated
aud the controlling spirit Of that paper entered the service
of tho governor at five dollars day and expenses
The old organ gradually carried to the enemies of
that democracy which had given life health and plenty to
and It is now their chief organ Instead OF the Kansas
difficulties occasioning this party they necessarily re-
suited from its organization and action Protesting only
desire to recy evils in Kansas by aid of unnatural
element founded in and aebood it has clutched at
every office from governor consabes and road masters
and grasps at the presidency Democratic and wing
leaders have been rewarded with office aud nominations
according to the extent of the votes they expected to
contribute. Presses in the days of Jackson and the
Bank have yielded TO the money inducements and contrib
uted TO the capital Of wealthy aspirants like unenved
destiny awaits the seducer and the seduced party based
upon principle but comforting Office and power upon the
leaders Of anagonstic parties wrangle and fall
to rise The republican" party in New York is
the fruit of reachery by the whg and democratic leaders
towards the who have conded in them. Will those
masses contribute to them the contemplated
wardsl
Is Me Union in Ddager9
We remember that there fanatics at the North
aud South who really madmen and incapable OF rea-
sonng approaching the blessings conferred BY our happy
form Of government These wish disunon; trust not
with the will not say that fear disunion in
form from the present agitation but do fear that IA
tai consequences will flow from its continuance The pres
ent contest is arrayng section against another with
feeling upon side and interest upon the other One
denunciaton follows another the North eproaches the
South and the South the reproach with spirit Mu-
tual hatred already widely prevails and children i'm
bbe the malgn spirit OF their parents Business relations
dropping away and social intercourse and enoymens
drawing to close. Every dsparaging epithet which our
language affords is continually applied All respect and
confidence must totally disappear The warnings OF
Washington and the exhoraons of jackson UNDECIDED
spurned The oounses of the wsest and prudent
tad Wit ind
uounced yrans knaves swinder and enemies of God
and man; and northern meddlesome hypocritcs,
knaves and property teaers and dsurbers Of the peace
Can those be happy who entertain and cherish such feelings
If the forms of union prevail is not Its spirit the bless
ugs that IL conferred disappearing gomez What
human being Is made happier for this perpetual agitation
and elimination II you will show me such, will
show you who expects Office plumber by
it When your neghbors wrange and quarrel are notyou
well they made unhappy and do you not greve
their folly and errors Do not the same consequences flow
from sectional quarrels that you deprecae in those Of your
neighbors?
Thirty-oHs Sister States.
The word sser implies gentleuess and warm affection.
What would you say Of sisters who because superior IN
numbers should demand the control OF all family affairs
and deprive the others Of the usual privileges and that
upon the ground Of assumed superiority In virtue and
numerical Power2 Would that parent be happy who
should in his family such unssterly conductl Would
his days be filled with and bis nights embit
tered by seepess anguish Here have sixteen sisters
demanding the control OF national affairs TO the
cuon Of the other fifteen who have equally contributed
create and sustain institutions. There is no pre-
that the fifteen have wronged the sixteen deprived
them az their character wealth that they have proved
aggards In the hour Of danger The charge Is that the
ca institutions Viii the latter Inherited aught with
error and therefore they unworthy Do you approve
OF such a manifestation OF ssterly Affection Col FIRE.
monts friends claim his election upon the distinct ground
that the sixteen stronger than the fifteen States Can
concdcracy Of independent States long survive such
unjust inequality Would you rest easy under the
location Of your governor all State officers and judges
west OF loyuga for a series Of years, all your
county officers from ono town? II Colonel Ere
mont Is elected whom will be select the laws
among the denounced souihsTnes They will be unfit
for Office after before election win be send his north
ern supporters there 10 execute them Would you be
tent 10 have southern President send southern men
among you for such purpcse2 View II you WILL these
perpetual pgatons destroy the blessings naturally result
Ing from our Union fits forms shall remain You
may the gates Of Eden but there viii be paradise
within The thrty-one sisters may live on but all sistery
gcnencss and affection win disappear and give place 10
envy hatred and wrochednessand all this to give few
political aspirants official positions
Who arc RespousiLL for Wroaga
An attempt is made to hold the democratic party re-
sponsbe for acts committed Kansas which II dsavows
and condemns. BY no rule Of justice right that
party be held responsible for what il neither nsgaed nor
sanctions Last year Louisville houses destroyed
and more men mnssacred than in all Kansas Who
sponsble for this atrocity IL committed by the
Americana Shall those who pcrpe'rated the crime be
held liable the whole party although they condemn III
This would make Mr. Fillmore and his partJ responsible
Notwithstanding he and they condemn the act much IS
you do Would this comport with your Of justice II
every political party be held responsible for all the acts
all lie members including those denounced and condemned
no party could long survive The wrongs In Kansas have
met the appreciation Of any democrat among t