The daily union., 1856-10-24
For the unlnn
THE PRESENT, PAST, AND FUTURE.

When q great and united nation whose territory in.
cudes variety Of soil and climate with local peculiare,
extending from North South becomes excited con-
vused il be from other than that Of local ad
vantages In speaking OF the natural division of territory
Of these United States they designated North and
South That which is considered the southern division
on the Atlantic coast extends from New York to the mouth
of the Rio Grandefom its pecusrity of climate produ
cling for expectation threeourhs of the staple of the na
ton. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, being
the extreme north of the southern States with climate
in part uniavorable to the African have by of
their legislatures abolished slavery Other States may
they find it advantageous similar laws The north,
ern division or States include New England and those
States north and west of the southern savehodng States
The sugar rice cotton and tobacoogrowing States have
anites growing of similarity of climate, SOIL and the
pursuit of agriculture they almost exclusively occupied
iu producing these great staples while Pennsylvania
being manufacturing and commercial State, receives
her very hreshod ready market for her manufacture
and is convenient location for commercial ransaotons
New York. having been highly favored in her harbor finds
ample and lucrative occupation in commerce. important
item in which exporting her portion of the thirteen hun.
dred millions of dollars in value OF southern staple and
importing return cargoes to be in part consumed by
southern plan These being the natural divisions of the
States designated northern and southern, may not
readily be understood why great an effort has been made
by the New Enganders to excite New York. and acquire
her assistance in forcing the South the abolition
black slavery and consequently, producing breach fatal
to large portion Of her commercial interest Cunning
quckened and sharpened by avarce has oyer-reached
self; true philanthropy and love of the African
would have devised other than those which have
been pursued for their benefit In the terrific and fearful
days of massacre on the island of Hayi white were
found exciting and infuriang the blacks there
rather mixed fraternity, and, if friendship did ever exist
between the Caucasian and African races it in Hayt
The kindness and indulgence of the French to their slaves
proverba and wellestablished fact the slaves
happy and contented. When the storm of the French
revolution had far abated as to allow reason an abiding
place. minds which had been almost wrecked in the wh
wind Of fury, attempted to construct laws and make dec
rations of fraternity and equality. The negroes mbibei
their sentiments, without reason and intelligence
guide and the inevitable consequence was the fraternity
of the blacks and by them, the annihilaon of the Ca
casian race, and next in the destruction of all
blacks contaminated by Caucasian blood The deeds and
results of this known to all who familiar
with the history of the time. The very thought of the re-
currence of similar scenes in happy country
shudder and almost congeals the blood
Why have those who have been selected for their emf
in pety and knowledge in science guide and
the youthful mind perverted their alent2 Can they
address supplications to Heaven when murder ranking
in the heart the brain racked devise procure
shapes rifles be used in mortal strife against their M
lows thus perverting the hope of ages and work of time
in mad moment? Do they preach that the end ust
6aat tta al
prepared destroy, alter the Gospel suit their
views and degrade woman to the savage state. ye
wolves in sleeps clothng Are ye indeed of those
whom Saviour foretold would come Be ye ever
subtle and cunning, your crafiness is exposed in your
works. and your fellows receiving the warning given
than eighteen hundred years ago. and will be guided
by the wise parable to be misunderstood "Behod ,
fg-ree, and all other trees when they shoot forth
ye and know of your ownselves that is
nigh at hand" Christianity must be preached to all
tons and free spontaneous acelamaon of praise ascend
the result of full conviction of justice and mercy after
which Satan will again be oosened until then he must
watched and checked.
The South has been taught that she must rely her
own resources and expect sympathy and support aOu
from her natural division of territory To separate
New York from her southern interests is beyond the powu
of designing fanatics and demagogues. New England
will find that she has expended time and money In nhu
effort to dissolve the Union She has dsregaded and
neglected the cautions and admonitions of her gre
Webster "Who shall reconstruct the fabric Of demolh
ed government Who shall again the wel-propOr \
toned columns of constitutional liberty Who shall
frame together the skfu architecture which unes nation
al sovereignty with State rights individual security and
public prosperity No gentlemen If these columns fall
they will be raised not again Like the Coliseum and t
Parthenon, they will be destined to q mournfu meir
choy immortality. Biterer tears however, will flow Oa
them than shed over the monuments of Ronn
Grecian art for they will be the remnants of ME
fee Of constitutional American liberty" She has strsS
every nerve mental and physical to blast and paralyp
great republic and the efforts and hopes of good men Dol
only Of these States bat the wide world in whatever
tion tyranny and oppression may exst-the expermGt
which is to decide the fate Of millions and millions ut
unborn we'll those who have from sad experience NJ
that the royal sceptre could not control and make haH
an intelligent people, r,- ..........
How lamentabe that part of the people who had bo
selected to carry forward this great attempt at segoVe
nent-those who Jealous in procuring the first #
forts and resultsshoud now, with redoubled energy en-
deavor TO destroy that which they labored attain err
the green moss had Fixed its fbrous roots the monF
ment erected in memory Of their first noble effort Th
fervent prayers OF thousands have and still ascend
heaven, besecchng in mercy to mankind, that may