The daily union., 1856-11-01
THE WAR UPON THE UNION wAGED BY DOhEs
TIC TRAITORS AND THEIR FOREIGN ALLIES.

aud the moral and Christian conduct Of the republicans in
conducting this canvass, propose making few quota.
tOns.
In the Philadelphia convention Senator Henry Wilson
said
tell YOU here tonight that the agitation Of this ous,
ton OF human slavery will continue while the foot Of
slave presses the soil Of tie American republic
Gen James Watson Webb remarked
On the action of this convention depends the fats Of
The country If the republicans fail at the baot-box we
will be forced drive back the slaveocrAcy with FIRE and
sword
Rufus p. Spaulding spoke as follows
In of the alternative being presented OF the conan.
uance of sayery a dissolution OF the Uniou for
dissolution, and care not how quick it comes"
Hon. Erastus Hopkins said:
II peaceful means fail US and driven TO the last
extremity, where ballots useless then we'll make bu.
lets effective.
Similar sentiments were expressed by large majority Of
this INVENTION and like their sectional resolutions were
responded to with tremendous applause
The sectional fires lighted at this convention have in
creased and spread the whole northern States.
Benjamin +. Wade, in recent speech, said
That there but issue before the people and
that the question of American slavery lie said the
whig party is only dead but stnks II shows signs
occasionally Of conyulsve spasms, is sometimes exhibit
ed the dead snakes tail after the head and body bae
been buried. There is really union between the
North and South and he believed no two nations upon the
earth entertained feelings of bitter rancor towards
each other than these two nations of the republic. The
only salvation OF the Union therefore, to be found
diyesting it entirely from all taint OF slavery"
Nathaniel p. Banks Speaker of the House of Repre-.
sentatives and n leader of the Fremont party who
Withdrawn from the candidacy of the know-nohing
ceders convention make way for Fremont also spoke@
! follows
Although am not OF that class of who cry for
the perpetuation OF the Unon-though am willing in
certain state OF circumstances TO let II slide have
fear for its perpetuauon.
Resolutions in conformity with these sentiments have
been passed by of the public meetings held in the
North respond TO the nomination Of Fremont and Day
ton and they have been sustained by Greeley Bennett
Raymond and the conductors of other leading journals in
their interest while the Rev. Ward Beecher, Theodore
Parker Dr. Cheever and host of ministers of the Cos
pei have e their pulpts to participate in this taitoro
movement
W Lloyd Garrison, who says il he had million of
votes they should be for the republican candidate
joins other nfde agrarians in blasphemous mprecaon
on the country Fry OF the Tribune, compares Fremont
the Saviour Of the world Burngame calls for anti
slavery Constitution, ant-slayery Bible and anti
slavery God.
C. L. Remond republican orator at Faneu Hail. said:
Remembering he was a STAKEHOLDER he coud spit upon
Washington. Kisses and applause The hssers, he said
shareholders in spirit and every one of them would
enslave him if they had the courage to do it So near to
Faneui Hall and Bunker Hi he permitted to say
that that scoUxDRE George Washington, had ensaved bis
fellow men
In the midst of all this Joshua Gddings for twenty
years their representative in Congress invoked British aid
rs follows:
look forward TO the day when there shall be servs
insurrecon in the South-when the black man. armed
with British bayones and led by British officers shall
assert his freedom, and wage of exterrninaton
against his masewhen the torch Of the ncendiary shall
light up the towns and cities the South and blot out the
last vesuge OF slavery; and though may not mock
th=ir calamity laugh when their fear comeh yet will
hail il as the dawn Of political millennium"
To this patriotic appeal the English and French press
spUnd:
We rejoice 10 learn from the American newspapers that
Col Fremonls prospects, the republican candidate for
the presidency, daily Frightening. Mass meetings Of
his supporters have been held at various parts Of the North
al vhch an amount OF popular enthusiasm has been
evoked such before marked the progress Of the
Of freedom. London Star.
"Uur sympathies are entirely with Col Fremont We
hope extension Of the democratic principle in the
nited States. II is dangerous to European govern
meus. Il 'GrIt 40nusur.
We should be sorry Mr. Buchanan elected be
be favor of preserving the obnoxious nstiu
as they exist and the unity Of the States There
safety for European monarchical government il the
progressive spirit OF the democracy OF the United States
allowed succeed Elect Fremont and the first blow
the separation OF the States is effected d-London Chronr
The Paris correspondent OF the New York Times says
Every political journal Of Paris has raised the flag Of
Fremont TO quote the American style and if the election
depended the European States, Fremont would be elect
ed unanimously.
The London Times advises a dissolution OF the Union
It says
The time for all this talk is over now and The
northern fght for his principles If he his pnn
cpes to prevail he mrsf cter iedre The Enon or ht Huf
ruLt he Laion.
Three of the firm who control this powerful paper sr
in this country looking after the interest Of Eue
Pean monarchicAl government" in the republican
ments OF America II is my purpose excite
cessary alarm but submit If il time the inrgoa
Of the English agents and Aboltonists cosy
scruGniIed by the friends Of the country-nAy It no
probable that business similar to that engaged in BY W.
Champion and others last summer and for which Prs-
dent Pierce sent them home may be 10 course OF aF
action now May not this foreign interference with ths
affairs Of the United States be justly regarded AZ hS
against which Washington cautioned his oouutrymG
And shall not heed his warning voice or "
wait until the progressive spirit Of the democr"!
shall be crushed by monArohioal aggression until h
midnight bell shall toll for the downfall OF the republic
rights OF the country has manifested itself during b
gr""er part Of history nation. 1t was this 'oP
position party under different name that passed h'
alien and sedition law that lighted signals the shots
Of Connecticut to facilitate the Of the British
cr passed the bankrupt act thereby deprvng thousand
Of mechanics end laborng OF their just dues refused
TO supplies for gallant army in Mexico but r.
commended the enemy receive them with bloody hani'
to hospitabe graves perPeraed the Galphin and Gard
frauds, amounting TO millions Of dollars, through ~
nstrumentaty OF cabinet minister voted to ncrsss
the pay its members when in control Of Congress som