The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-23


successful adnins,ratonthe approval of the compromise
measures of 1885,"
The letter concludes as follows:
In supporting the election Of national and
men, OF eminent ability integrity and patriotism deyotedy
attached to the Union (hough they nominees the
democratic Party,) do but perform duty becoming
wing the object being to defeat the dangerous sectional
schemes Of the unscrupulous doya aaors who govern
and control the party miscallsd republican" tH
ALLIANCE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE BLACK
REPUBLICANS. s.....yss... .ea..a..
Dear Old England She can never forget that we were
her colonies and may be she is dreaming about the
possible events of the future that may be SO again
This nenes her naturally to with the black
republican party and wish them God speed in their
lutonary movements
The London Times, which Is the royal wstch-ower
surveys presidential campaign with no less apx
ety than the New York tribune II comes to us by thu
last steamer with this significant speculation The diff
Guilty of keeping the conflicting elements of which the
public composed in order evidently becoming greater
every day, and danger only be stay ed off BY
means which make the federal principle In the country
weaker and the danger the occasion greater
The Morning STAR" from its observatory, expresses the
desire that the House Of Representatives will be steadas
and reject the "Senate bill for the coercion Of Kansas
The London Star" from Its lookout il exploring thu
same Geld, and gives its views thus: ut is impossible not
to watch with feelings of intense interest and anxiety the
struggle that ia going in the Unied States between
friends Of freedom and those Of slavery If are not
greatly mistaken the stand recently made by the House
Representatives is destined become memorable event
in history. 1t denotes any and per-
ous crisis in the desnes of the great republic TO ch
~ ba
rope are looking with mingled feelings of apprehension
and hope"
It be gratifying to the vanity of the black repub
to find their chief movements fully endorsed by the
royal press Of England Since the late alliance between
England and France nothing has touched England
fecitousy than this congeniaty between her and the
black republicans Much may grow out of it in regula-
ting the balance Of power among nations; it may be
turned to account speculation. John Henry made
money with the British government with nothing like SO
good chance He was paid for his services spy.
SOME OF THE FRUITS OF BLACK REPUBLICANISM.
We have already before of the frghu fruits
black repubeanism, or more fifty speaking of negrowo
shipping. The following appears in late number of the
Indiana State Sentinel;
"On Wednesday last most unfortunate and lamentabe
occurrence took place NoblesVile, in Indiana The
cumsnce stated of character and veracity,
these Three four white small grocery
Nobesvile, the Easroad bridge and inside
peaceabe conversation among themselves negro with
staggering air probably slightly intoxicated into the
and made of loud words saying that he FREE
mont man. wanted kill least twenty Buchanan
One Of the white told him to leave the ROOM but the
negro refused The white then took hold Of him. the
negro resisting The white put him but the
negro for fight and the white gave him pretty
fart aadfh wh had
gone the again. and had shut the door, the
back again and be would kill twenty white
before he stopped lie stuck his head into open window
near door and where the standing and
came the door, stuck bis in with pistol in bis hand
aud shot Mr.. William Edwards in the breast which shooting
caused the death of Edwards in less than
negro was Immediately sezed examined; and committed
jail Mr.. Edwards peacesbe worthy citizen, and in
stead oil being democrat he supporter OF Fremont"
We copy the following from late number of the Bat-
more county Advocate:
:" On Monday afternoon party OF coored persons
returning from pic mic in Black River Neck, and when
fhade phia turnpike, Herring Run, they
by Irshmen. The negroes, finding themselves the
strongest party made assault upon the whites The affair
occurred the OF Daniel Sapp, who very bad
beaten and driver Of OF the omnibuses bad his bead
severely with a The negroes becoming Id'rIo
commenced cheering for Fremont, down a democratic
POLE and trampled the flag in the dust Seventeen OF them
have since been arrested"
gentleman residing in Colorado county, Texas, thus
speaks late letter Of attempted slave instruction
in that State:
The committee entered upon their duties, and in short
time they in full possession Of the facts Of well
ganzed and ysmazed plan tor the murder OF entire
white population with the pon Of the young ladies' who
be taken cspves and made the wives OF the dab
ica mudeers OF their parents aud friends The COMMITTEE
found 10 their possession number OF pistols bowie knives
guns, and ammunition their words Of organization
" ~ adopted, and their motto, leave not shadow be.
h,Bd
Saturday the 9Th instant the time agreed upon or
the OF their damning designs At late hour at
all 20 make simultaneous desperate effort
wlh from ten apporoned TO nearly every house in
tue county kill all the whites the above exception,
plumber their homes take their horses ard arms and fight
their way to free State
II the free blacks Of the North and the slaves Of the
s1uh melted by the black republicans to the commits
sion Of such recorded in the above extract
what will be the OF feeling among them should Ere
mont be elected
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
gentleman the Missouri seat Of government "whose
long attention TO the politicians Of this State says the
Missouri Republican Hmarks his opinions entitled to
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