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


all the heather gods In lump II called Panionum
and it was here that depuaion of priests, representing
the disciples Of all the dynasty Of Olympus with the ex
csption, believe Of Minerva the goddess Of wisdom
and DIANA the goddess of chssty) annually met TO cee
brate their orgies 1t 10 from this temple Of Panionum
that Milton supposed have derived bis pandemonium
which everybody knows signifies general conyocaon Of
demons. .
Something similar to this has within few years past
been established in the Empire City, 1--WE believe under the
auspices of Mr. Tappan by the of the Tabernacle
sort Of Panionum where every whp-sillabub philos-
opher every eraekbrained fanatic eodblooded hypocrte
or malignant enemy of religion morality, and the prin-
cples of social organization may have opportunity
of addressing gaping crowd of all ages sexes, and
coors and disseminating his pernicous sopbistries 1t
Is here that Garrison launches forth his anathemas
against the Bible the church, the constitution and the
Union it is here that the Reverend Reman Theodore
Parker spouts treason, blasphemy, rbaldry and bade
dash in the breath and is here that unsexed M
males like Lucy Stone Abby Foster and Lucretia Mott
under pretence Of advocating the rights OF woman not
only permitted but encouraged, 10 nculcate doctrines
which, carried into practical operation, would degrade
the from their high station in the domestic empire and
utterly ncapactae them for the performance Of all those
sacred duties imposed on them by God and Nature. In
short, there is doctrine, however perncious; no va
gary however monstrous absurd and theory, how
wicked disgusting, dangerous to civil insttu
TONS to the ongrecognsed code of morality, and the
venerable fabric of religion which not nculcated and
enforced by dnerant lecturers apostae churohmen and
brazen-faced in6des in this modern pandemonium.
As one of the latest samples of the doctrines held forth
extracts taken random from the proceedings Of the
American Abolition Society," which held its annual meet
ing at the Tabernacle few days since Let begin with
brace Of resolutions offered among batch of Others by
Mr. Garrison and of course coming from the sanetum
forum:
Resolved, That struggling not for the
on but existence Of slavery-not to make 1t sectional
but drive 1t out of the landnot the Mssou
Compromise but terminate all repel
the aggressions of the slave power upon northern rights
freedom and equality to all who dwell upon the
American soi-making the imbruted slave the of
craftsmanship, all philanthropy, all patriotism and oil
religion.
''Resolued That all constitutional liberty has ceased to
exist in this country that but the trackers in sa
and souls of permitted to enjoy freedom Of speech
and of the press wherever they plant their feet that
living under the sway Of border ruansm ncarnated in
the person Of Franklin Pierce longer the legitimate Pres
dent Of the United States but deserving immediate
parchment and removal for his perdy and the
inscriptions tool Of the slave and that therefore
In the midst Of revolution throw of the CD aims
saEehodng tgarchy thousand times intoerable
be borne than imposed revolutionary fathers
by the mother country"
This pretty well for country where according Mr.
Garrison there neither freedom of speech nor Of the press
except among the traackers in human flesh and human
souls. Bat let proceed, which we shall do without
enunciation Of the high priest
The Reverend Mr. May fresh from the hot-house of Sy
racuse opened the ball, and concluded by excaiming
"Persh money perish credit perish business and let JUS
ce and right prevail" For which he was very much
cheered.
The reverend gentleman succeeded by Mr.. Remond
a colored prodigy, who "waned the who purchased
Sharpes rifles for Kansas to purchase Shapes rifles
FIGHT with in Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama Mr.
Remond, the colored gentleman assumed moreover that
mo could be trusted in the right place who
out-andou dissolutionist !" for which he was very
much appauded and, finally, Mr.. Remond, the coored
gentleman, concluded by declaring, energetcaly
chat rather than this Internal system of slavery should
continue he desired this internal Union shattered
atoms He hoped the slaves rise in their might yet
aud murder all their oppresor their oppressors would
murder them "His prayer God was that this Union
may be shattered into thousand pieces and the frag
ments scattered Here tn" reporter states "he was
lost in loud and turbulent applause"
The gentleman Of color followed by Miss Mistress
Lucy Stone Blackwell who became somewhat puzzled by
mixing up the rights Of with those Of the gentle
men Of color and finally went of paroxysm OF ours
Ing eIclaiming Curses the constitution
the fugitveslave swP Whereupon she he tor we be-
eve there is doubt the subec) sat down amid
bursts Of applause.
Next came pig to be shaved in the likeness Of the Rev
erend Rieman Theodore Parker, who in high good
humor and actually laughed till he shook his long beard
the Trinity until he appeared to catch the eye Of his old
antagonist Lucretia Mott when he fell into considerable
confusion and began to talk greater than usual
Lucrea desired permission to speak word which being
accorded BY the high priest Of Pandemonum she gave the
reverend fageman terrible broadsde worse than dis
charge oil Shapes rifles The reverend "frsrate fanatic
inhde and traitor" las Mr. Garrison facetiously calls
he wished himself anywhere else than In Pandemonium.
But be got of compimenng Lucrc saying he agreed
with her perfectly, and that If he did not wear broad
brim he much Of Quaker that though he did not
mind instgsng others to fight he very scrupulous
about fighting himself There can be no doubt that the
reverend fugleman Is terribly henpeckcd by Lucretia
One Stephen Pearl Andrews nert came forward with
moral lecture with which he adroiy combined defence
of Mr. Seward, who-Heaveu the mark lit appears,