The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23

that other youthful and talented leaderLet the Union
sdehe party have entered the contest before the whole
American people, but only seeking the votes Of the north
States At the very next step find the same party
in solid mass in the House Of Representatives refusing
the annual supplies the support of the army We have
heretofore explained the consequences Of this act 10 be the
virtual dsbandng of the troops the disOrganizaton of the
government civil war, and the final dissolution Of the
Union They have proceeded in a regular graduation Of
acts beginning early day to prepare everything to
have each man placed in suitable position in which he
was to play his part and having the party thoroughly
drilled for the final accomplishment of their conspiracy
The full development of that conspiracy has now been
made.
The proof is clear as that he who strikes with his
knife at his fellow intends murderas clear as that
he who applies the torch to his neighbours dwelling is an
ineendary The truth stands out before in Illuminated
letters the conviction upon the mind Is resisess and be-
fore the great American people arragn the blackrs-
publican party of being guilty of conspiracy against the
Union and designing accomplish their wicked purposes
by involving the North and the South in civil war.
We have rapidly traced the conception and progress OF
their plot and with this indictment against them we APP
peal to the patriotic of Amercaespecaly do APP
peal to northern brethren, who have the power to
srange these ambitious conspraors before they shall have
attained such gigantic proportions shall be beyond their
strength. We ask northern countrymen whether they
are willing that a dissolution of this Union shall take
place viii you cast your votes for apary who will
battle the banner of their country in the blood of its ct
zens Are you prepared for the fire to be applied to the
dwelling Of one single family the sword to be plunged
into the breast Of solitary citizen Robbery too will
riot in wanton cruelty throughout the land and all the
caames of which you have heard and read that have
betalen other nations, will upon 1t is with
mad ambition like this that other countries have been de-
sroyed and you who the blessed and
people the EARTH can you will yourselves II is
with you of the North to say Shall this be done2 Remem-
Der your Kindred are everywhere this broad land
The of Maine rise and say brother and his
children dwell in the far South and he of the South
likewise claim that his father and his mother and host
Of his kindred, in the North Shall this amongst
brethren upon U.S. and be than pestilence
famine?
We fully of the responsibility of position
and do not make this appeal lightly We see and
know the danger by which surrounded and know
ing it, we feel it duty declare it, to
ymen to appeal to them men, brothers, and pa
trios and if brethren of the North their
interests the affections of their hearts, the ties
which bind them to country and to kindred, with one
great effort they will hur to the dust the consprators who
now, with their ambitious projects threaten the dssou-
ton of this Union. ... - ne.... ..a...