Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
TFor the Telegraph.


NORTHERN FAxArrcrsx.-our national birth
day brought along with il all the feelings and
sentiments, in word, all the elements IL q
great, good. and noble pcople-a people I
destined to figure second to none whose glory
and power have ever been inscribed on the re-
cord Of the historian. Wonderfully, indeed,
have these elements been developed in us, and
faithfully and gloriously have We accomplished .
that destiny which the hand of Providence .
seems to have marked out for Us, and which |
sheds such light on the wondering gaze
of Nations. Our prosperity IS unsurpass-
ed-the eScutcheon Of our fame untarnished |
BY spot or blcmish from any national act-our
glory and our power unequalcd in the present
or past ages. Exultingly can we claim to be.
what we are, the pride Of patriots and tho ad-
miration Of the world. Proud Of our nativity
rs ever Roman was Of hi, we want no other pass
word, ask no other name, and covct no higher
honor, than % be styled American citizen.
But whilst We boast Of 80 much, unfortunately.
in our political organization, the seeds Of cor
ruption fell among the seeds Of good, and where
We hoped and expected 70 witness tic proinc-
tion Of that which would render IA happy. thc
prospee Of that which threatens destruction tr
cur dearest interests springs W ii III stead,
aud We have presented to our yicT portentuous
and unaistakable evidences Of danger, which
makes every discerning American heart rhud-
der, and which seems likely to entail IA nj
no common nar rr -0ri na .f9mmcn suffer
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D. 81.
hollis oar confclgracy together. that preserves
peace aud -u-tainS friendly intercourse with
foreign nations ana that causes ouE Hn= \, br rn-
/ -pcctei On every 5oa-tl destroy onr -oc Al ,om
/ plct-to be our opprcs-ors-to make u- slaves
Z 70 move At her biiiing-to eradicate slavery
and bring about Northern domination. j. a--ur-
eiiy the true policy IA the Northern fanatic. n
/ Is this unhappy -pirit thnt shakc- rur country
I To her very centre, th4t tnrAEys pariy i.rifH=
and Lindles tie fame OF sectional strife which
I Is 20 strongly prophetic Of the dissolution sa
often Proph,s.ci by our best -,aics.nou as not
being lar distant. Every wind tLat blow ir1m
tie North baAF- au if- winr- -ama -4rralcEful-
sheet which tslls M tAc workings WI Northern
is.natigisn, and sing de song ot The HaI :a-
matte eXu.tlns in the ho!cic--u.,s OF our cuHii-
ton. The areh-heud stalks abroad in the land
with tlouI--4ut eye, distorted cnuAtculHrr.
and ha-sAri .aaL-, holding IN one Aau M NJ liaht-
G. i.re-br1Ai, Ia tlr ulArr x bloody -ysurl. nt
one time marching through tie halls y. Con-
gre~-. at another standing ig toe pulpit Ic-eeE.-
ting the holy altar 81 religion Could tie
shades OF Washington. ana FIaukliu, ami Icl-
lcF-pa. ant the uAa.u bAHd ul orlr Amer.can
patriots wA0 vaa, IyrI VA uartn. AHI Whose
counsel, eEeireie their county ~Ith halo ui
ii sii, hc4r the mutieriugs ol tho i.Lipe-t gath
cring at the North. or feel the shock .hst rYH
ani thyu ttFtiy- tIgir euuurr-non, Ms dDuht
M, they wuu.d -.-lt ap irun th,ir rniah- aHI
exeiaiui. III t.ty yu.-c ot patriotism. 'rgic. KIN
the unioa.' Couli the .-piri'. of webster aud
| Calhoun BE- recalled We ght see them rsr-
tiair,l for the contest in the Tanapiy "r uieiE
[ strength Duuli Clay hr avakaual t.nH hi-
I silent ry-t.na-l lI4-g, wv nnry e1u.i lcr hlTa
stretching up ky iH- tuiI lyulh al Ai- ia.i fatn-
With biz flashing tlEie-cye l.aueius osrF thr
/ swelling tile AMI hear that clarion voice ring
/ ing over every Ai-,-t,p and through e,giy ,a!-
/ ley plc.dinE f.- fhr uainn Nj lhr St4tr-.
| There arr linc- nhcn man iarzrt thHt fa ,n-
courage pa44le T.Tfua aIl foster I4tTaMt..fI. I-
/ the truc Way t5 secure national haTp.nc.s anI
I prosperity. II j. Ehen thr human passions.
uitl tie long !ist of vices which follow .n thc.r
/ course. imrrralate thc human heart, tlai We
duI the yntAHr- pt corruption rraFrnHf fl rnun-
| try auI a. mankind. Nn government crcr ,1-
I i.tsI that ha- lot fclt tie hlishs.n- curse w
I political auI 10. girEs fanaiici-in. u 8. nm
necessary lor "a 70 srarrh ltieatiycly tie hi.-
t,rie page 81 learn thi-,-cvery lua !. ii,it
with descriptions Nj thc origin. progress ani
effects of tHi4 wll-- rf AI cvIis rhnt cvrr ha-
fyl any people. We have only I'd io,l at thc
records 81 the bloody scenes Of the French
Revolution to see the spirit Of ianaiicism paint
ell in it, hiaoke-i ie!oriniiy. We hayr only tI
revert 10 ihe lays of Ephe-rirrrc nni MirAbrnu
to witness thc blood uf Frcnrhm an run H.r
water in it, operation w wonderful race
We have ouly to transport ourselves to the age
Of a Cromwell 70 sec a kiug hurlcl from hi-
throne. led % the block sor execution. aud a
loyal but oppressed gentry raised to prc-,mi-
nrurc. It III unnecessary iur Hs tn trlrr tnr
history uf metaphysical Germany far back "
! become Observers of the furious wave -wcsu-ur
over her. We are wasting i.Ine 60 20 any die
tauoc into the history oi feeble spain % ac-
| quaint ourselves with thc scenes enacted tl4rrr.
II IS folly vc should dive any dcrth ilto Italian
history d tnI traces " ii- tFaek. Wv thcy arr.
undoubtedly, daily placed before our eyes
! And il is only necessary for the South to tura
t. the North q brlgid fAnatieal a..itators plot
I ting her ruin
/ In the per-on M william II. Seward. thc
father OF '.hiEher-lawism the worst and most
abominable Of all doctrines. in which We sec
a total abrogation of all law and natural righ,
with his notorious followers an, cy,,,u.,,,s AZ