The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17


Making in all 63 votes certain in the non-saveholdng
States and 100 southern votes This sums up total
strength of one hundred and eghtyhree Our friends in
New Hampshire, Connecticut New York, and Ohio are
FIGHTING with such earnest zeal that feel assured
have probability of gaining some OF them.
Upon the whole we do not believe that single
doubt need be felt OF he result No matter what may be
the Juror and fanatcism of the black repubcanstheir
bribery their MURDERS their asehoods their arocou al,
tempts Of every kind at keeping up eKcement-we OPP
pose at all points, this system of fire. blood, and deceit
enthusiasm that flags courage that will not yield-a
settled fixed and determined win to couquera deep con-
ycon that the fate of this republic is staked upon
efforts and that TIE blessing of Divine Master, who
holds in his hands the destiaes of nations will them
with success
The fury and madness of the fanatic has already begun
to repe the popular mind and growing dsrua of the
aaotpes the truth and the discretion of the black party is
making its way with increasing power through all the
rural districts Of the West The very and children
have taken up the hue-and-cry against, them, and
they are certainly doomed. strong suspicion exists
that there was an early plot between three young,
daring and bold adventures to Obtain at first possession
Of this government by the plausible Of party and
then pnnget into civil war; the pretext for proclaim
ing q dictatorship. Those three ambitious adventures
were men, Il is true equal the umyirate of Caesar
Antony and Lepidus But our times are different We
have public press and regret to say that great
portion Of is capable of being turned by the of gold
the hope and promise OF patronage any direction In
the North certain class of politicians and of religious ia
nacs have got possession of the greater number of those
printing establishments and thereby command almost the
whole In mind within their
specye spheres If such men, such combinations such
casso could persuade the people with whom they
neced by their daily publications that it right to raise
money murder their oounymenthat although in VIC
aoa Of the commands of God it tended to the illustration
Of his honor and glory and although in violation Of the
constitution Of .heir country it would certainly help
preserve it, and although in violation of peace and
open war; would certainly keep the peace they could
deceive tie popular mind by such contradictory faSehoOd
have really been pracsed successfully n the Of
kansas, It would not be dficult-cerainy more trum
Ilauuy doneto persuade n people dcludcd that the
time had arrived when military dictator should be de-
,artd who should have the power TO trampc on the con
satui!on e lives and fortunes Of his countymon by way
cfprucryiDg them and transmitting them blessings to
poO Gritty under hereditary rank and religious
hierarchy.
We do not speak lightly. We mean what We say. The
evidence think is before US, and we shall take the
earliest occasion within power call the attention
the American people to important truths In the
time we them to be upon their guard. There
lies a future before Of most perious import
This train Of thought Inns been particularly suggested
by very startling passages in of the late speeches
Of Mr. Banks his return home We connect his speech
with Vi, aatcesd7ts and his present party relations
press Of other matter for the present compes us to pass
IT but in few days shall review the propositions he
has thought 81 70 promugate in the face OF free and en-
lighteued people His language is as II IN expected the
times Of military dictator weuld come, that FREE
2ont might be that that it would be necessary
the conquest Of the South But shall arragn that bold
Catiltne who fills the Speakers chair, TO
the bar Of public opinion for the of the
nrocous sentiments that have been uttered by an
American citizen
We viii strip him OF some Of the borrowed pluiaes
which he wears and he shall stand confessed either ns
very illinformed man, with ilreguatcd mind or as
participating in the general faith and feeling Of
his countrymen a who has set out prepared to
play desperate political game-o win by revolution and
to rule by despotism or in his words by dictator
ship.