The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26

nounoed, and the House adjourned.
WORD OF WARNING.
1t has not been habit in the excitement Of
fierce party Conflicts to proclaim either for the sake Of
tracing attention, Of stimulating friends
than ordinary efforts that great crisis hand II
neither honest nor wse 10 sound alarms that false
81 doubtful import the suspicion Of danger will
justify this The moral obligation upon every actor in
public lie ossras IL and should prevent it, The
thusast however sights of fightful portent which
men Of eamer cannot perceive II Is always there
fore just and liberal concede something TO that peculiar
temperament Of the human mind where II exists because
units to repel such influences and makes il subject 70
the continued apprehension Of the worst Of evils Wit
these views we could very naturally pardon the alarm
which we're early sounded the safety of the Union
and we were led hope that much Of all thai express
ed from many quarters of the country as to the coming dan
gers long before and mp to the very day Of the meeting Of
Congress in December the offspring Of fear and the en-
aggeration off heated imagination Il IL true that we be
eved we saw then the probable growth Of events
which might in their progress produce great perhaps e1
traoTdinary results But felt serious alarm If we
did not however underrae the evils which present
we took suEriet account Of the evil nen ohO al
.orL The criminal magnitude Of the mischieb to
which their conduct tended seemed to in itself to
be enough to deter them from attempting to precip
tate final catastrophe We were mistaken. Bad as
thought them TO be, they have proved to be
They have length revived by their the history a
every traitor who has cunningly plotted the ruin If
his country; and we are compelled soemnly to declare
the whole people to the North and the South, th,f
they have brought upon great and alarming crisis
We appeal to every in the land who loves our ns
tutons who desires the perpeuaton Of liberties
the contest with determined purpose to rescu
the constitution and save the Union. There is not on,
hour to be lost Let every patriot be up and doing Lit
him advise his neghbors stir up his friends and let all Co
ancestors did in the revouton-uzis as baad az
brothers. In other days the North and the South stood
together To al friends Of The far East we would say
Your glorious battle Of Bunkers Hill to the heart
every man, and when your troubles greatest The
South rallied with you the heights Of Boston
their eyes what you saw and their hearts felt vha
you felt when the enemy evacuated the city of that FaneB
bah which had bsen oonsecrsted in the affections Of ever
American. VIII you not rally with US TO preserve
what in that confct-the Union Of the States
To The old State Of New York thea not the empire We
would recall the day when led by Washington the SANE
her own devoted patriots Shall the glory Of those dA,s
Be suIiedl Shall flag Of the UniOn the work q
that brotherhood kss the dust Of humaton7 We hssr
that yOu lighting CALAMITY for the good national
Go in your counsel The fortunes and the greatness
Of the republie the Uuion and your own uneIAmpl,d
prosperity, rest upon your noble eHorts Let no man
fAlter, and victory win be certain We say to New
Jersey the land Of the gallant bluesof the ogdens
and the Bloom6elds, and Of Witherspoon-osn you
forget Princeton and Trenton, where the South was
with ron and blsd with you-wbere Mercer fen and
died-vhsre Monroe bled-vbere united We turned ID,
consequences Of long line Of trials and disasters
into signal victories, which inspired hope and Life
throughout; the States Never never No never can
you forget that great peod II is the very Of our
revolutionary history We have abiding faith that on
the +h Of November you win answer this with triumph
To Pennsylvania the keystone Of the arch Of tins Union
We look with perfect confidence II is the fatberlAnd Of
thousands whose sres have passed through the valley
Virginia to the Southwest Your kindred are there
looking with eager anxiety 70 the patriotic struggles
which you are making. They turn 10 The msnorA-
be events and patriotic Of your history There
q Franklin, Rush, Wayne, and Charles Thompson
lpon your sou many uloW vas kunck ina
we might become united people. There, also Il
your midst is the bloody ground Of Germantown; and
there too is Valley Forge place made sacred BY the
suerngs and devotion Of patriot army by the trials
and anxietics Of patriot chief To lead you now ir
this contest and with all these roebancns to Strengthen
your hsart you have your native son Who has long
been your fnrore and whom You bare long sought 10
honor he deserves your confidence BY series Of uuhro
ken sc's In the history Of republic which make h
record honor ron and win insure % the whole ps
pie The prosperity and safety Of the Union win yon lei
the flag Of the nation 20 down and the Gag Of the black
republicans Of only sixteen 90 up in The ascendant
No. never We feel shre that shall hail your victory and
shall have the privilege Of rejoicing in your honors And
yet one remains o. the Old Thirteen Is Delaware
She too has Der battlefield At Brsndyvne the blood
Of the North and fbe South shed in The common cause
Her latitude and longitude are contracted but Der heart
was great and Der deeds heroic She has always stood b.
The Union and add her to the list Of the rumphs which
win help TO save il
10 az Of the Old Thirteen Of the North we especially re-
pest shall not these things be Shall not the national
canse triumph and national oounses prevail Pence and
safety viii then come and our whole country win then
breathe DEEPER and fresr y
: Iowa lvD MrssoUn EIncrloss,-Llrrsr prryRvs
heokuk Evening Times Of The 18th inst has returns from
lWentyiour oontes 10 the Fret congressional district IN
iowa which give Hall tdem) majority Of one hundred and