The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-04
For the Union
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SCENk FhOM A DRAMA.
LondOn-TAe Earl Of ClorendOH's in te Foreign De
partmsnt7hs Earl al has desk Nth de,paehe, from n,
United States tefore him.
Earl Of Clarendon (sOlu,.) The plot tbickeus These
advices tell Of civil commenced In Kansas Of hun
dreds Of papers bought up conedeae and Of the
free States in solid array against slavery Of the peoples
enthusiasm for tool Fremont and finally Of the
surauces of our conederates that his election Is certain
These the rewards Of craftsmanship After thirty years
Of agitation may last hope for for the
hundreds OF thousands Of fund that found
their way into Yankeedom
r servant announces Lord Palmerston and viscount
Canning who enter the apartment and take chairs
Pdimeraon. Well, Clarendon what news from Amer
ics2
Clarendon Here are the dispatches. They speak en-
couragingy-nay, with certainty Of success. In two
months We may look to a northern army invading the
southern Sate and subduing them The only drawback
to our unaoyed pleasure is the feel for
base tools who have not honesty enough make con-
quest them respectable Our emssary says he
had difficulty In purchasing the editors he approached
with the exception Of two, they all took touch
money. The Herald the most e1orbant Of the ras
GALS he over more by appeals to his mortified
vanity being oud by the democracy thar BY the sum
finally awarded to him.
Pdimunon. How much win the present campaign
cost
Clarendon. At Leaf 100000, (sbout S5OOoOo,) and
will be serious drain secret fund but IL is
cheaper to 6ght the Yankees this way than attempt
open
Cdsning. Ny lords you begin to the wisdom OF
my far-sightsd ancestor who the first to put in
ton this scheme for putting ertinguisher American
progress As the planetary system have but sum-
the commercial world have but England Here
on this favored spot Of earth without sufficient land 10
nourish and feed millions, have been able by
ufactures and extended TO rule the world
The only rival that threatening continued sway
universal Yankeedom Her active and indomitable
people were year after year. draining Of capital and
labor until the commercial marine Of rival equals,
II not exceeds, our Tho great Canning that,
should the conedeacy OF the States continue our doom
would come Manufactures destroyed how could England
liver Thirty years ago he sent emssaes to America who
started the ansnvery crusade Little by little the pub
lie mind has been roused confsderstes there In
pay have mai nained papers, published books artfully
seized every preteIt against the South until now that we
the people perfectly frantic, and ready TO '1et The
Union slide Nay moretheir arstocrscy Of wealth have
side and, hattered by when visiting
our shores we have made them in love with titles and
honors; they now pant TO have style Of govern.
nent which shall destroy the bated equality OF laws be-
tween the rich and the poor the and his master
Clarendon. Bot how II they succeed In setting mp
second Napoleon who shall seize the government preserve
the Union bat destroy the constitution and dictator
consolidate The States Will not that be eectua agains,
us as IN. present constitutional conf.derseyl
GINNING Not 60 my lords. Firstly, do not believe
they can snooeed because the South viii resist Her re-
sstanoe win lead TO her subjugauon her slaves turned
oose and tho South DESERT like Jsmsics America
win be deprived OF the breath Of her prosperity The
sn that feeds her growth and that slone on which sbs