The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-23


chrsanzed 1.-The church FIRST for the church was going
to the devil or rather ID there now, and II must BE-
torn thererom for by the church the people edu-
Gated" Finally he took Gerrit Smith 1.-THE ass laden with
gold to task for voting money for the army and navy In
stead Of emancipation Alack poor Gerrl Is 1t not too
bad that the aboidonss should fleece him of his money
and abuse him at the same time like pickpockst
During tho aernooa session the steam eonsdera-
bly, higher as 1t generally does af.er dinner The hat
being first carried roundwhich the reporter states had
the effect Of thinning the audience very sensiblyMr
s. Foster made sore against Mr. Seward the ground
that II the British government to shores, ss
they threatened to- to free the slaves Seward and Butler
would stand side BY side TO drive away that army at tie
point of the bayonet which coming to free the bond
men, lie then read article from the London Telegraph
stating that the people Of Great Britain prepared
strike of the shaekies Of 100000 slaves in the United
States and If they had not Rehard Cour dc Lion TO
sist them, they had which would be rallying
point and that name was Victoria" Who, after this,
can doubt the loyalty of the abolitonisis? We will
merely observe passan that feel assured these At
lacks on Mr. Seward do him great injustice and that he
as good an aboiionst as the best of them Aud this
seemed be the opinion of the meeting for 1t is recorded
that poor Mr. s. s. Foster greeted with loud hissngs
for his basphemy of the yelled prophet OF the higher law
Mr.. s. s. Foster followed or preceded, we forget
which, by Mr. Button, Bufoonhere is some doubt as
to his cognomeu-who proved very clearly that as black
was color at ALL the Of people of color was
justly applied Africans and their descendants The fact
was the whites the real people Of color In short all
who were black people of color and therefore,
all white men ought be slaves He concluded by rel-
ring to remarkable coincidence that not one OF the
seven shareholders who Presidents of the United
States had q legitimate son. lie considered this judg-
of God against them for having held slaves Their
names were Washington Jefferson Madison, Monroe Jack
SOD, Polk, and Taylor
A Mr. Howels on Euglishman, probably a missionary
from Exeter Hail. forward to give what be called bis
dying testimony He dwelt those dark ages of gno
rance when he and his feow-aborers pelted with
rotten eggs old shoes and other unseemly missiles and
when Gen. Webb a converted and repenant sinner
headed band of libusters who broke up their meeting
lie did approve the constitution and had intended to
become citizen until he found it tissue of truth and
error justice and nquy and he could not approve such
constitution what invaluable citizen here lost
to the countryD He thought Franklin Pierce doing
good, for he serving the devil in his way. In
compliment, we presume, to Mr.. Seward, and the
ton should be abolished oaths only useful to
of no principle, who feared neither God devil
We could extend our extracts much further but for the
apprehension Of sckenng readers have already
sckened ourselves with these disgusting details of the
alterations and peryerons Of the human mind We have
however presented in these brief quotations enough show
to every man who will take the trouble of analysis that
they strike at the very toproots of religion morality and
politics If these principles carried out fully and
become the future guides of human action there could be
no religion morality, and no government Chaos
would again the elements Of society would fall into
utter confusion and another dispersion like that from the
Tower Babel alone mankind from rretrievable
fusion, corruption and degradation.
Yet strange say, three thousand clergymen Of New
England and many very many, elsewhere have become
In this harvest of iniquity They have
made common cause with abolition desperadoes against
the Church. the State and every principle Of that moral
code which ID indispensable to social organization They
have eagued with who have religion but aboi-
ton no morality but abolition and who recognise gov
eminent but what is based abolition II Is in vain for
them to say that these principles emsnae from the mad
Drained fanatics of the band with which they have
ciated and that they do not sanction them II then
why do not they discourage and denounce themf Why
do they give them aid and comfor2 Why have they not
devoted themselves correcting instead Of encouraging
these perncous errors that threaten the entire overthrow
of our religious socis and political ed6cef Let them
answer these questions satisfactorily and then, and not
till then can they clear their skirts Of stigma that has
done more to weaken the influence Of the gown and the
pulpit all the writings Of all the unbeieves that ever
nut pen 10 psper Either they dissolve this partner
shin or become responsible for the debts Of the whole
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