The daily union., 1856-12-27
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SECOND DIALOGUE BEYwEEs sTHE vRILED
PROPHET~ or TIE HIGHER Law AID Al EMi-
sEST STUMP PAKsos.
Prspka WsA ny fsis0d, have yea fh0aEht over ths
s4bjsst q 01E Co1sszs2Eon yesterday
Sa~@Y P1rso& Yea eO1ld kAraly sAssR Tor = hAst
night And fAis zorBiAg skss1hed asclzrAton q PFA-
dplss whieh beg leave subif . yO1r sOnzAsr4ao1
PrVgka DecEArAtiOn q pn2dplss-POohi We masE
have aogmA-Oas E0r every sectioa and ssery sa&t
ws kHEs any a Al. Bat aOGt w&at any declaration
q Prnplss il Snly produces s1bArA4s1oHt aAd ss uP
party to certain course q proesSdiag frO@ which l
eAnnOt dsyiAts without being charged either via fraud
Inconsistency No, aO, ny hsnd, want nOGs q Jour
aseArH1io1s q priaePss- Times ehange AAd sn SaghI
% change with them Il q possible nay get o. the
roag rrack did he lst sserOa aaa S1ee wrOAs
We skAI AlwaJs 70 WrocE previously biad ourselves
70 pursns the sams course No EOUs Of your deeia~
rHtOns q prAPle Il Is saOugh for ne that slavery d
the greatest curse that sA ts heAds q AaAiAa
A-d thai there higher Aw thAa The decAlogas o. ne
consultation SICK % that ny boy.
s4~P PGrs04 TDsn, yOa aOEt think ws require dec
lar4non Of priadpAss
PrspA4 CerrAi.ly not ths Ewer praeiplsa ws hAEs
the bsttsr Did pea ever read Galliver's Travels
s4my Ps-sO~ o, yes; and Mr. Barliagxnss spssches,
and Baron Aaneh.assu, UncAs Toms Cabin, and
PrspAa Aye Kyel sss yoa are fully prepared tOE u
king The stump and prOcAiming the higher lAE Bat LIS
ssu 70 nc ny friend You lave read how Gaiver, having
Eallea Aalsep in ths Auoas Kingdom Of LliPat sound
himself when be walked up bound q tie earth By thou
sand r1ls inrhle PaiOas thai prevented hss sag hand
Tor foot II sjust 30 with men who st caught in the cob
web Of principles especially whsn they ProcAs them %
re World they embarrassed every step they
bic man who has Voluntarily Invested himself with
chains they bound whatever change nay take place
il the course Of events sAl the sane tack even
though they before nothHg but shoals and breakers
For ny part As sAid before Il ID enough for that sa-
very the grsAtespasursa that fs the heads c
mankind snd thai there higher Law thAu aAi of ths
Bible and the constitution II can't catch gadgeoos in
| this net have 10 claim 70 be a fshcr Of men.
| ss4np PvsOn Wei, believe ycu are half righ-
have often found myself ebArrassed by my principles
once lost rich wife because being already married, my
conscience whispered me took saother might be pr0s
scRted for bigany.
| PrspAa More fool yOq- Ton should have run The
chance Faint heart fair lady. Don't y0u
how easily you might have ot under the higher Law
Look you Slavery Is the greatest that fell
the heads Of mankind and ia your irsnay your selt
duty labor for is removal Well suppose you had mar
RED this rSh wife wOald you not have had it II youi
power TO labor the more esctuay in the cause Of human
y3 You could have subscribed liberay bleeding
Kansas contributed the support Of the underground
railroad purchased carloads Of abolition tracts and paid
men and women for distributing them In the South il
short yoq might have become second Ge-rt Smith tbs
bead Of calendar Of sutz Talk Of your scruplss
0f
the standard Of the higher law.
Il Szmy Pzrsoa- Try ne sir but 70 Or.
Il PrspAa Very well Vow listen and learn what the
lesson received IN the election has Taught n
the first place have learned 10 ny utter ssiouishnen
\ and disnaT that there not nAsy fools and pzc
and hvoerites IN the United States thought there
IN the second place have learned what did not before Be
evs that you once fairly fassn any party faction
the pulAsi0n Of cberishng plan which only succeed
aTaHr4
necessarily ows-a dissolution o. the CaiOn-its doom
sealed Il s true the combined of Messrz Frenou
and Fillmore exceeds that Of M BuchAnAn buf know r
oertanty that whatever mar have been the viii
Mr Fremont there were thousands and tens, aye hun
ires Of thousands Of those w2o voted for Mr. FllnOr
thai did 30 they could persuade herselEs hi
uncpI.s we're Al war with constitution and the Union
Haa they believed this they would verify believe
and al especially in the South, have supported Mr. Bo
4 A- A did many Of vhAt called the od-ine wings
Il the sorlh.
4 SunS Parsoa believe - ATs right; but what then
Il Prsbhe What then Why ile-Ieaas-s --.uSt q
once csar our skirts Of al suspicion Of hostility the con
stirution and the Union We shut mouths about
te compact with he'll the gross violation Of TIE law d
God and the rgh Of nature and abandon hs dogma that
sArsrv sronsrAies from al the obligations Of mankind
fr the result Of the reosnI elections has proved that
uriry Of the people are not 50 blind thought tb=n
They bezia % that these Pracpl not only directly
and inevitably lead violation Of tie constitution and
ruuturs Of tie Mon but strike The Of moral
social and ruligous system We haul in horns
take double rel IN our sAiIs and change tack II
short NJ friend cut least cut tbs
GbOliriOaiEA They becoming miIl-sions about
neck and COR one they give lose a least
Anong ths national reaeSting citizens. We %
c1bns hs South against and cannot unite the
en- and middle States in support IN word, re
must a. hare Just said cut cut the abolition
is,S and what q more must become the champions
4 tas Uuor and throw al the odium Sf diEaniOn our
II aarsrpa-iss I've cant DO this gone sackers
/ 70 a certainty
4 sal4p P1rson This tAckiug about with vsngsknCs
II CAsdal What, cut the AboliuOEs17 What then %
comes Of these dognAs ron prefer demonstration
the greatest q al curses ths higb az and the lssT
usnss for Esrss rob sud murder pleasure Il G7
4 pears . me- with great submission very much like Jump
ing out q the fyngpsn into t5r FIRE But doubtless you
i kn1v best Phrase prouscd Ard I'll bow yOu pro-
pose going sbsut this business.
i P-apha We win began-f can oulr keep thess pur-
sons in Congress and especially old GiddinES from le
unE the cat Of the bag tsy pepetuAIy doing
rs viii begin By being srOsdiugy courteous and nodsHi,
I in nunsr and with IN. most irritating words in Ii,
i Enshe tone Of c0mpAc-ncy-rrmenbeTing tbs martyr.
dom of senstSr suurs The senator from Illinois hit th,
nail on the bead -xnoy when Be aid the other Day IN ne
debate On hai iDo0ursnsnt Of the Prrsdent
dix We have no right and TIA, hsre Is intention on
IN, n.rs al the great body Of The people uf the Norh
s, With sisvs-y in the States But hink there n
;.-r,igu 70 urpvsut extension outside the States into
ss Territories and there i FsT great Differences b.