The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-23
|THE BLACK REPUBLICANS INTEND TO DISSOLVE
..a...a THE UNION.

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THE BLACK REPUBLICANS INTEND TO DISSOLVE
THE UNION.
When we see a man strike at his fellow-man with
Knife we take the action to be proof of the intention to
murder and reject the denial of the offender If dis
the eon who is applying the torch to his neighbours
dwelling though the fire may die out be extingushed
the hand of better man the perpetrator of
being incendiay and would not take the excuse if he
make it. that he only trying experiment to
whether his matches good and that he intended
the right time to put the fire himself But zoe poud
kro believe Kim. 1rtsa t# 8. ara US. @
The truth is conviction of the mind which is compulso-
H. There is no pretence no afectaon there is nothing
artificial about it, and the mind is satisfied by demonstra
on and but conclusion can follow Therefore do
not belre the Of The slon taken in the In other
words, the truth prevails and il is mighty simply because
moral power cannot be resisted. This is the law which
bur Creator has implanted in the human mind When we
y these rules to the conduct Of the black republican
arty our conclusions will be less certain, and our
Judgment will be equally just sa.
With this programme, let how they will abide the
st Of summing up.
Ia the very initiative of this for the presidency
hsy drew sectional line and did not seem even to be
disturbed by the first emotion of desire to pass beyond
limits Their earliest allies among the widest abo-
Ouists who affected to despse and denouncs the Bible
Dad less spurn the Union ofhese States and to pro-
It's early dissolution. To add to this their avorite
boung leader Mr.. Banks, began the campaign with
bay significant announcement in the imperative mood
let the Union slide" He holds the highest Office
khch since that time, has been within their gift His
power with Them from that hour has lessened but
been increased and at this moment he Is the master
tIr Of their combination
Between him and the other young and ardent Caines of
secret councils and between them and old and arch
or from the democratic ranks who edited its organ
p project conceived planning sectional party which
Oud not be offended by the introduction of single
element BY being made exclusive IL believed that
would be oeaser control and would be susceptible of
pore intense excitement and concentration. The plot
fAtursd, they looked out for some wild, reckless, and
rng adventurer around whom there might be just mys
y enough to inhame curiosity, and nooriety sufficient
have made his familiar II was not material to
whether be should be the equal Of Mungo Park, OF
should have the profound philosophy OF Humboldt
would be enough that they could swear him TO be the
wal Of both, and having graces for speculation,
he in politics, religion, morals, or finance, Of which
y could not claim equal knowledge and as high a
0ation But in him must be found at least one single
which should be like and peculiar to their
Adon The maehisvassn teacher in politics, who de-
the democrats because they would longer patron
him and whose experience and dexterity fitted him for
task Of prime counsellor, might supply the ways and
ans for that The pupil was therefore early advised Of
Importance ofbeing putino communication with the re-
ous and dsorganising spirits Of Kansas and believing
'efto be hopeful ssprsnt for becoming aChief Mags
be soon found occasion to express in formal letter to
Bogus Gov Robinson, Of Kansas, his deep sympsthics
the work Of abolition and disunion, which then
gssng in that Inflated Territory, under the Christian
generous auspices of the Emgrant Aid Society Of
ahusetts. Such the process of preparation, and
n O. Fremont became ct candidate for the back-re-
ioan nomination In skeiching this brief notice Of the
'E"rHton which that party making to WELD, fpos-
w. successfully the knife against brother, and for
ng the torch TO destroy a neighbour must not forget
episode which enacted in the progress Of the
name of John Mclean Justice Of the Supreme Court
the United States wa, brought forward by some per-
hal friends for the favor and confidence of the black
But unbappily the letter which he wrote sealed
ATE M that he expressed his devotion to the Union,
animated something which seemed to be intended to
mat gust administration of the affairs Of the govern
should be carefully guarded. His doom was Fixed.
name II not actually spurned from The black-rerub-
convention, was rejected in manner which evinced
"Su' OF the leaders and their impatienee Of any de
proceeding TO the contamination Of their projects.
Youthful rival citizen Of New York California
"ghl elect was nominated their candidate for Pres
citizen of New Jersey placed on the :!oke
vice presidency After this achievement IT was moi
until the flag Of sixteen Stars was hoisted as an en-
o. the party. With this flag, and the baule-ery Of