The Washington union., 1857-05-14

States and Switzerland, through the port OF lave,
would in FIVE years increase nearly so per cent
SHOWING THEIR HANDS AGAIN.
Abolitionsts and black republicans differ in name
aud the means adopted by them to attain the
same ends. Their principles and objects are the
same. The only real difference that perceive
between the two parties is that while the former
outspoken traitors and ndes, the latter attempt to
cloak their designs against the Union and the const
tuition by the demagogism of politics and the cant
of false spiritual guides. The progressive steps,
therefore, which may be taken by the abolitionsts
may be safely regarded as advance movements of
the black republican party and as the country at
large may feel some curiosity as TO the temper and
programme of these mad deluded and deluding men
since their signal rebuke last fall and their still
signal rebuke at the spring elections this year. it may
not prove altogether an Improbable task to take a
hasty glance at the proceedings of the Anti-savery
Society which is now holding its twenty-fourth ami
versary meeting in the city of New York.
This meeting opened on Tuesday morning last with
the notorious Lloyd Garrison in the chair, and who
was surrounded is usual at these anti-savery gath
erings, by white men, black men, and strong minded
women. After the customary preliminary business
had been disposed of the chairman submitted mum
Der Of resolutions which were received with great
favor by his followers. We make room for two. The
first it will be seen, arms that anti-savery is
important than the Union:
Resolred That we shall allow nothing to stand be-
tween the slave and his emancipation neither parchment
nor compact, neither constitution Union neither po
ca party religious sect but shall press through
them all them diverted by side issue in
undated by menace, appalled, by no dangertill
break his yoke and place him redeemed and Olsen
thIalled upon the worldwide platform Of common hui
manty.
The next which we give below declares that abo-
tionists take pride in being called infdels and
traitors:
Resolped That if to make human liberty paramount
all other considerations be fanaticism then glory in
being fanatics that if be in deadly antagonism to
pro-slavery religion be ndeity, then indes and
if to declare that slavehodng Union ought to be dashed
in pieces be treason then proud OF the title Of
traitors for the head and front of hath
this ExTENT--No MORE
More resolutions were offered which elected more
applause, when Rev. Mr.. Higgnson took the stand,
and manifested the most insane desire to split the
Union into innumerable pieces. Mr.. Parker Pills
bury followed. He denounced such churches and
TtliSlouS W WIFI aD0li-
tionism in the most hearty manner. Harangues were
made by Lucy Stone and negro named Purvis, and
the exercises for the day closed with speech from
Wendell Phillips. We can offer no stronger illustra-
ton of the Wild insane and traitorous objects of the
boGtion-blackrepublican party than by giving the
conclusion of this infamous speech, as find it re-
ported in the New York Express:
Hc continued TO advocate the overthrow of the fed
era government and the dissolution of the Union There
was terror in Massachusetts of constable and n
writ than there in South Carolina of Sharpes rifles
He would thank God if the South would defy Massachu
sets to the sword and musket Applause for the next
time Lexington and Bunker Hill should speak they would
be heard But the South knew better she hid herself
behind the law and the North knowing that the decision
of the Supreme Court final they obeyed it, But the
South said: IL like your decision will obey it, if not
WON'T; and the North had her hands tied while the
South free to do as she pleased 1t is not with
the begins no. ii is in the hearts of the soldiers
The South has several IDEAS but they are all merged in
the one word slavery He didn't care what a man
creed was, whether he insane enough to be-
lievo in the manlness Of James Buchanan if, aside
from all other issues, he would aid the speaker in abol
ishing slavery. Goethe says: If you plant an oak
in iowerpot, Of two things must happen-either
the oak will die, the hower-pot will break. Now
he went in for the oak and abandoned the aower-pot
the constitution. Laughter and applause When
Brougham stood before the House of Lords and was
asked how far he would go in defence of the Queen he
said he knew one but her. and if the throne and
mobiles sunk he cared not and he went in and won for
he was bound to do so. SO would he recommend the
aboonist to say he knew but the slave and If
the constitution and Senate 60 to the bottom where they
belonged, much the better. Great applause He
continued in strong speech against the federal govern
ment, culogizng Margaret Gardner, who murdered her
child rather than let him go into the hands of her pur
suers The Dred Scott decision dreadful to him
than Sharpcs rifles, and he must raise New York Mas
sachsetts and Wisconsin to the level of being traitors
There is only word that the republican people know
and dare not UTTER namely, that this is resolution but
such must be avowed and that there constitutional
allegiance left New York must be educated TO tample
the law under foot; Massachusetts, to be made to
say that slave law will be allowed there obeyed
and he wanted make the soil of Massachusetts, so hot
that stakeholder would sooner go down to his birth
place, hell, than come into Massachusetts,
HON, M. l., B0NIIAM.
The Charleston Courier, in noticing the election of
Gen. Milledge L. Bonham to Congress from the Edge