The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-04


AMALGAMATIoN.
The Seneca (ohio Advertiser speaking Of recent black
rspublican gathering at that place, says
AT the Fremont meeting the republicans from ober
lin marched arm IA with the negroes and nearly all the
uerd pussons on the ground silk badges with Fre
mont and Dayton printed thereon
This L but one Of many incidents says the Detroit Free
Pessl of similar character which have occurred during
the present campaign And not only have negroes walked
in Fremont PROFESSIONS but negroes haze addressed Ftmon
,aastiaqsI What do whus think Of thisH Do they
wish negroes be placed upon equality politically
and sociallywith themselyes2 If they do not they will
most assuredy against the blackrepubcan party the
whole teachings and tendencies OF that organization being
towards asagamation The Free Press further remarks:
At recent fusion meeting in Bueyrus, Ohio, Gov Chase
addressed portion OF his remarks to OF negroes
who present. assuring them that the time was not lar
distant they could only march In procession but
vote asol All the North prominent republicans are
advocating negro suffrage and the right of negroes to send
their children public schools with the whites and the
most prominent Journal Of 'repubicansm-the New York
Tribune the election OF negro Fred Douglass
20 Congress
There are in this country some millions of tho African
race They should with kindness by people,
and cndeayor made elevate their condition. mental and
physical But amagamaton between them and the white
Is nature and be looked with loath
superseded by the most revolving fsnaticsm."
CHRISTIAN MINISTER'S AND KANSAS PREACHERS
In view of the dsgracefu fact that there several
thousand clegymen openly secretly engaged in advo
eating the reasonable doctrines Of black republicans
and who bringing religion into dsrepute by their vio
lent political harangues in and out of the pulpit glad
y and gratefully give place to the following extract
from the address delivered by Bishop De Lancey at the last
annual convocaton Of the diocese of western New York
embrace the present opportunity to express the
hope that the clergy will continue to abstain they have
hitherto sDormy done, from interminglng themselves
with the political conflicts Of the day.
oh cultivating independence Of opinion, suffrage, action
and expresson to forget that king
that is of this world that the Gospel appoint
cd place for partisan politics that regards political rights
in our country jews Turks Infdels and herecs stand
the platform with Christians; and that duty by
example, precept and persuasion to alay to provoke
the irratons of party and the evils of such conflicts far
truth, duty and the interests of Chrts kingdom will al
low.
"For myself, have never even voted at election
Having early observed the bng irritating, and often
unjust and injurious influence of partisan politics the
Judgments affections and intercourse Of soon reach
ed the concussn and have acted upon it, that the cause Of
Christ and his church. committed TO his minister's is not
ubserved by preaching politics. ensng in its service,
seeking its honors or its emoluments." ..ss. .s
Now lei us see how the reverend Fremont preachers
spond to sentiments so truly evangelical and emineny
worthy of Christian minister teacher, and guide
pray daily (says Rev. Fremonter in Poughkeepse)
that Union may be dissolved il blood have
10 be split"
The truth is, (ssys the Rev Ward Beecaer 1t is the
CONSTITUTION that has been the father and fountain Of
troubles"
al have great hopes (aysthe Rev. Mr. Foss) of the
throw Of the Union"
have faith (says the REV. Mr.. James) in the
uons passed. unless rammed down the barrel OF gum with
powder and ball"
al hold 1t to be everlasting disgrace (says the Rev
erend Rifle Beecher sgain) to shoot at and hit
him."
Men should go to Kansas (says the Rev Mr.. Kirk
armed and equipped for 10 the knife and hIt 70
Neither win yield (says the Rev Mr.. kirk until
continent has been swept wA The dciugs Of civ r.