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and consider The question ''wl,ore ar
we going 10" We are told Ivy mel
all around US whose hearts llumI
when they Say it, 90 "a to he heard {
hn'f mile distant "tbat The Union i.
TO be dissolved and the model repnl
lie fall 10 pieces. Such men, Of course
have each scheme Of redemption from
OWLS and u peculiar mode Of tloir own
Tor salvation. They tell us that sucl
q man must be elected President u
tho nation" that such and such line
OF policy must 10 adopted With pi.
ETY. they cross their hands and pray in
prayers Issuing from The very oonIro
of their erigastrums for The snlvalion
Of tho Union. Not forgetting ut The
close TO put in word for their oVn
dislntereHtcl estate. The Thousands
and tens of thousands Of petty offices
to DO filed causes whining Of dogs
on the outside of the kennel, and those
on tho inside keep MP n continuous
barking for which they hayo right,
'na5lnuoh an they defend by The noise
they make, their own domicil4, Cues
lion missing Is profession nj this day
81 tho Republic, and Great mon rhiso
hem, in order to ride into Office, when
hey have no personal merit to claim
.ho support Of the people. Tho PEG
'lo rro mislol by eloquent oraiory.
md tho logic to prove every oat hath
hreo taila. Sectional differences Of
pipion, created by such dcmagogues
Two riso to sectional candidates, whom
ealy there Is no sectional difference
+ opinion honestly ovisting among the
eoplo. In ~ The hubbub thus oroa.
ID. we arc inclined to Think that tho
feat body Of tho American people
aud aloof, mud tho bond which unitos
9 as ono pooplo, with ono common in-
'rost ia not shaken. On tho ouoB
on Of slavery, FOR instance what ia
10 difference Of opinion Thoro is
ono oz's'ing Among tho people, el-
'ough domagoguos would try to mako
appear that tlere 10. We pro eatia
ID il our own mind TINT orr north.
n brethren have no moro desire to
torforo with slavery whore IL oxists,
an we have to Introduce it, whore il
'os not exist In oolonizing tho ter
.orios and preparing tbom for admis.
IN into tho Union; it cannot DO tho
sire Of any citizen Of tho nation to t
acc in the hands Of tho territory, n
Iostion that brute forco can alono s
tile. What Is tho cause OF quarrel q
en-, in this direction, where tho FREQ [
atcs have SO much tho advantage of
. in the fact that they have tho bal.
90 Of power against us, and can send !,
roc omigrants to represent thom
'''st wo are getting ready to send r
Q? Why this. Ono party has torn IL
wn tho safo guards md buIworks Of =
r nationality to admit with unro- I
ained right, tho Goth and tho Van II
|, of tho old world, into our family >
Gle. The popular doctrine it sends y
from Its central committees, is, ;,
lat nil men arc FREQ and equal ;" q
1t Incompatible clements within b.
'la'ion of natures laws, become uni II
in n harmonious mass. ="
Tho American party has to contend b.
inst this odds and should it be do. OF
ted in The present political contest, &C 6
v II not DO triumph Of American V
as tho republic rests cd
IN. n
That The root of all tho moral, social it
political OWLS, that threaten the lat
truction Of religious and political ~