The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-14

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viii lie admitted that the Dati0na applied
party IN eontradistucoa @ sectional i used . distin-
gush that party whose principles CoDaacs 70 The interests
q AL instead d seeking the eradication Of few There
fore The extension non-exeuson party i either
nonA or na'onAi IN just 50 r - lie eKtsason ss
too q slavery may may eoudnoe the hest Inter
esis Of tie whole people Of the United States Let
what elements existing In toe country be aken into
consideration 10 toe settlement Of this qlestiou.
The people Of the northsrn States are for tie NEST part
iaborrs Who thrir bread ~ the sweat u her
broSs, but who independent in their circumstances
and their chArRcter The absorbing purpose 81 their
Lives i 70 Improve their condit0n and they far
too indifferent 10 everything that does address itself
that desre bot hey are intelligent and understand their
rgh they have foresight and are beginning 10 perceive
their danger hey ambitious and apprecats their in
Dependence they are cool and courageous rrsolus and
eudaring Of iron and viii Atoye all they
lahorers and hate whatever dsgrAaes labor
The population q the South may be divided into thres
classes ~ sanshoLdys, rho de capitalists aEi actual
rHirs nc sIzpeloing rLss arhe pooy and gEo-
rant and 0ss condition is baf iis better aR thai q NE
Sare' Gah t1sty, The saUs fact a4d Ia The idea o.
slavery IN Ire eOmmoa mind is the idea Of unpaid labor
SUBJECT TO the viii Of askmASter Ths SypPzy sIetsd
BY any Ike eoadoa 81 igJor trtkoa iRdepsndcsos p
far a. ne preA argEaReEi concerned tselude te non
sa'ehos5y rhIc and ths Rc2To ~ the South IN ooruoa
6ass great nagl0riv f IT. tgal pors n ~ SaaA haSs
no SyfaEg Eih TIE saseAolSrE They feel that slavery Is
heavy upon the that deEAdes themselves TO the
rendition Of slaves aud they hate and dread accord
ingy IN aAy sstOzs contest a might SraSe iaar q tht
Ssalh progi Bepg5lg array i,sef against capital Once
edea,s he Aaf L7borr that he Eaa kn9 hls rights and
hs viii reat q Ais present degraJsd oSHd'0A
SoSd and tsteiigeaA Lender poA air. ~ ~ Pesssoas AZ
etass and thgks tE country t0 ears The Frtnch resosn
ton urey tie lower classes rising against the higher
and rxtingulsing them Our country has bern so long
free from COMMISSIONS that have 10 regard state
Of quietufe fixed fact for Bat the Eesis q ooaRct
so ncpsrtAelsss, and they suToa u
reach maturity fSaE yet rsp 'erRg crop horrors
Our wsest statesmen cannot tell us how slavery 10 be
abolished in the southern States They know and every
feels that il cannot be eteTnsllhat day IL will
be ended When consider how labor strings the
and hxes the will, and how enervaes man,
fear that tie SiaUsAo3rs xiR G4Hsys Be Is H.
then, true national policy TO extend the area OF evil
for which shareholders themselves suggest
remedy and with it the Of dangsr2 Is 1t true
onal policy to degrade millions of aborers North and
South the face Of the intent and meaning OF the
Declaration OF independence in order TO crafty few
Shareholders sectional party is one which consuls
only the interests Of few and what party lie more
sectional than that which yielding 10 the selfish demands
Of few aTsocrac Shareholders would degrade millions
Of lAborer and involve the country in such peril
Hence is manifest that the party which opposed 10
the extension Of slavery is tbs national party while
the other hand that which favors and promotes it
sectional party Of the seeking to postpone
the good Of the whole the temporary convenience and
selfish wishes OF few. Pat all the southern Shareholders
and all the northern oce-hoders together and united
they win fora very small section Of the people"