The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-14
THE SYMPATHY BETWEEN BRITISH AND AaERl
CAN ABOLITIoNIsA SHOWN.

In e course Of The able speech made by Senator Brown
upo our relations with Great Britain Tuesday last be
read and commented on the following atrOeoas article
which appeared in the London Telegraph, Of February
20ih: IA
4 Froa ths Loaaon TslssrppA, Fsb 70.
The arrival Of the Africa announced in yesterdays
impression bringing from New York up 10 the 9th
Instant by no means ieu3s lessen tic @ eatsraine by
usav that rupture with the United States is almost in
eyAb Every fresh packet from the other side Of the At
anc and conynrss Of the correctness Of the
views have expressed that IL behooves England be
% and stirring otherwise viii find the foe
doors before being prepared meet him. Important de-
have taken place in The Senate and nnsiakahe hHs
beea the language OF Mr. Seward and Mr. Foot Of Yer
mont The latter has thrown down the gauntlet
Of defiance and boards Engand her very soil We
nov warned of aad ii fail obey the naughty and
insultiag mandate, we are 10 be rrpt0ued By force
armG'
An American congressional ebaniicleer thus speaks:
The faithful observance OF the treaty requires Of Der
Nsgtys government the immediate withdrawal from
actual occupancy Of dominion over a1y portion Of the
Mosquito territory By virtue OF pretended
PROFESSIONALS The Chains of England Central Aneri
and the Bay Islands being founded upon right Of dis
territory consequently clear Of fOrcibe entry and
dsiler and her right the thai high Tayman had
10 pursue unarned traveller He maintained that toe
bonor Of the United States less than its interests de-
nanas that they shall insist upon highlands fulfilling her
spuAtious The of yielding to the pretensous
Of that government and allowing her evade It's plain
provisions Is be thought of for moment He pro-
posed that direct congressional declaration be made OF
their construction Of the treaty and Of their purpose
force the obligations resulting from that construction If
this prove unaFailiug, and after negotiation shall have
bern exhausted, he woa entertain proposition similar
that suggested By Mr. Segard-namev give England
Official and formal notice that she must withdraw from her
Central American cations By giFen DAY. IL thea,
she si holds out and sisregards ali snmmoases he
wcRld hare her removed ty force Of arms and"
tausd Mr. Foot aies England understand that il
earnest about Fs and thar it not second edition Of
"A 40 or fight and then backing down to 40 If after
such torbearance comes let it shall be justi
led both bs God and man-"
And yet nation claiming for herself the designation Of
Great Britain u wiling TO anoogize and snesk from
hold AssetioB Of Der rights No hasing drop Of
blood IN bis WINS spark OF that patriotic fire which Ani
mated bis the combined world when
rayea in sgainst hrs country-but have felt
ashamed and Inundated the words Of the Premier of
kngand in the House Of Coumons Friday night last
upon the American question. Instead Of boldly asserting
the justice Of oar eaus- and In egnhed manner, calling
upon the Hoasa 70 support the governEnsE. Nv manly re-
sstanoe 10 demands degrading TO bis country Lord Pei
erson toned down his 70 that Of handle apollo
~ in manner which thoroughly convinces that unless
be At alter his course he the rule the
iniss Of this great nation when menaced by andacous
demands from without Never did England require
ministry Of courage than the present We
ospeated warnings that unless take the ai
usnve and demand cessation Of thrrals insulting
eigRity as nation we VIII Be stu further degrA-
ded- What right bas any power 70 dispute our ter
rtoEAl possessionS especially upon the American
uneHt where EnglAnd one-hAlf Of is geoEraph-
Unknown Dictator 70 ST for the guidance OF the
kn0wsdged mistress Of the cess pet dogma designated
th' Monroe d0etrine" and call upon bow down aud
AckDosaedge the superiority 81 bis theory What to
s The Aonroe absurdity Who the great NOnrO.
himself that England should possessions and terri
torres II bis bidding? We AbOEt much for Non
re and bis mpertnence DO for edict Of The far
smed King Of the CannbA islands IL i high time thar
treat Britain spoke out and voice which il nrysf
'Psed when poured forth from her seventy ours let
d al once, without any nonsense inform Amer
EAscOnadiug that England permits no power
% earth 70 disPute her right Der TERRITORIAL possessions
hat calling into question Der occupancy in Central Amer
% considered insult 10 hsr dignity sud that IN
s America forthwith all further intention 10
0eston oGr rights EngiAnd will SEX PREPARATION for SO
ross an iRsIi IN Amercsn waters, where Der fess will
II orihvith appear meet any CBssaperkrs who NAV
II lesire 70 measure hroadsides With Der St4HB11s
we should dene al recognise the canal treaty
Clayton and BulWeT. To inssi that The intentiou Of
lAi treaty was 70 make rs possessions 10
ehral A'nercA s 70 rsrAts diplomatic sxindle which
" VII not permit Engznd lowers hers-fg she eontiaus
Arguments pm Or Goa upon The treaty. We have a.
oSh'ed ne CONSTRUCTION attempted 70 b pot upon il
70 eaotne' - Washington and should rsasr to argue
Nears afraid that there but way TO settle ihi, ds-
E and hat "a AT the point q the bayopet The agrrcs-
=" tr'' Of The people Of the Ensd States requires 80
'ng and II = for to p-riorm the task Enrlands
on 70 complete the great work commenced bv her Ia
- Nnen she liberated her slaves. Tbere now orer
y nliion human beings held 10 cruel bondage in The
"'ea slales-eluE-CreatBres Who are prepared TO- 20
oaga he and water 10 The very gsIes Of death IL
escape from their TePablicAa taskmssteTs; mothsrs
Destroy their Children 10 them from bondage:
sfs 10 would risk the funeral ryrs ike The martyrs
q 70 save their little from the rufsn planters
Ana 10 hat republican country mrn burned In
Faobc streets children from the mothers bosom
in Nata 70 vie and bondage; Hnd vomen with white
" even sshed 10 death, or compelled 70 submit she
t12o1' behtst Of brutal owneri There the laws Of
aha o. civilized despfsed and feoE -heings
'Snd a. hrute and sold as chAtteS n therefore the
1s. stairs governms Mt deny and IL resolved TO ques-
'hs rghi 81 Great Britain her Central American
s0n us, TIE people q the British empire,
- 70 su3ke On the shaCSlss from the feet Of he- three
thTes Ard there nre these amongst ms who viii
~ soeh glorious cause the people of England will
ottseFts every lnKEry 70 assist their country In
-. S0fe saeTea and more glorious than formed
hlebwurd Of the crusaders az old when combating
nbael bog's 81 Sala8in. n ve have Dot Richard
y Lon We bare one name which viii carry liberty
NN ara the emancipation, hy Efsrct n erusr q
'u g the American States will tsc connected 70 the
y" uU' viii that rallying word Of freedom-yIc-
Us no easy thing 10 Rad sach TRADE q bravaao
ana e!amny IN British iournal without being
a WA s'Foag feelings Of Indignation What INST be
''oioo' q srtry traly American bosom upon learn
"a sentiments equally atrocious and almost identical
''5' are hrst originated in American journals! A
"'Auon, We hspPsn 70 have before us the Sew York
uas q March 10 and from long editorial in that
We copy without other comment than q few falses
blowing infamous extract:
@ gashon Of The extension OF restriction Of slavery
ceus1rNed by ths slavery party 70 be q couaict
~ @s Ann-slavsry sympafhies o. the North and ibs
'n'eFts@ q the shareholders Hence the assertion
NAFFs are tettcr on re- they are than they woEld
rrrk 3N~mN mw a.. 49,