The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-04
WASHINGTON CITY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST A. 1858.
TWO CENTS.

Hail. the rendezvous Of lnacs that has governed Lon
don in its mock philanthropy he ruled ofea, b
tain In It's crude speculative philosophy from whence
have issued oil the ects of trouble TO sprung
the question of the light of search of American ships ia
American waters and "A the Gull OF Mexico This Ex-
Hall at its last gasp and hal brought England
to apologize TO us Mr. Hammond then instanced the
change of sentiment in Fngland and MI Bright speech
in the Engish House of Com Inc people OF Great
Britain coming to their senses, aud great power
was aun uncbng aga ls the fDsc'sn OF Exeter Hail. He
then spoke of Great Britain and the cooly tede- OF
the French Louis Napoleon fd his African apprentice
system characterizpg both the result OF correct
conception of the proper sphere OF these laboies accom-
panied by sicIy ing rom the ayowal of the
Who heard Of the cody apprentice returning
home after years OF sel.domf--who would expect 70
hear 1t He next refeied to the absurdity OF Liberia
and its colonization scheme IL had to be supported py
the Unied States and it is said, there ~ tax Inn
posed all those who phianthrocally send out ne
groes from this count y We learn that many
of these sons of freedom bought at Liberia by
Louis Napoleon at twenty dollars per head This caps
the climax of Exeter Hall philanthropy And 80 IN the
northern States Of the urion the supporters OF this cru
sade of abolition viii soon be reduced TO ooiPorai
guard of few old maids and fanatics Many Of these
misguided people he respected for their honesty and for
that alone There many others, howeyer-n fact,
majority actuated not by sympathy for the
slave but TO have hobby which, in times of political
ind'scretion would carry them into Office 1t was, there
fore, question of sectional power rather than fanati-
cism. In the 81 tie of New York he kucw there were
many good and true men, ready to serve the South and
the UDionmen whose word aud honor could bo relied
onwh'le at the South there feat number whose
fidelity was only lip service. He knew the northern
who had voted to sust1n the rights OF the South
when they felt that by SO doing they conssned them
selves to hesty political grave. These men gave us
strength in the national councils and he desired their
fellowship Distinctions draw between national
and Staterghts democra y. AT this period there
issue before the county State, and he did
not appreciate their sisnifcsucy le would not have
South Carolina tied to the organization of this party
any other party that did not act with the party of truth
and right He believed that ii the good of the North
offered aid should accept not cut ourselves off from
their sympathy and support. We Of the South
mine should be yant But must have the true and
good Of the North to sustain He would not bend
South Carolina to any faction ''for better worse The
South should be one. We should ba united and o,seIv-
antawake to rights and mindful how, the
cent Kansas question from out of our midst,
We're used We should be firm and harmonious AL
Ne opposition Of waich The South has complained in The
last thirty " she hsrscf ip7uyurahd Washington and y
ftrson the ne Of Stare " SCI bs euI example. The North
borrs ri from thin The Bank Of The United Soe origina-
ted wiA Ms South. The Souh under Of leading men,
god dchr 9 The tnV ard Mc uih The inter
nal improp meae Ihcn if the South had done these
things and undone then has she not the power il still
united to control Hence he had hoped for the power
and position of the South in the Union substantial
issue should not induce to secede aonewth four
five States 1t may While remaining in the Union, and
striving manfuy to hold our own should keep the
alternative steadily not only in vew but in the
men allow people be lulled by hopes preserving
the Union into apathy the belief that accomplish
strength would not require all their talent all
their energy all their watchfuness all their courage and
perfect state of union and preparation to take decisive
the shortest notice. Mr. Hammond said he
qpossI any further anneyion Of territories lie pre-
terred ho; nifest dny should wuk out It's resuls
M rd the country hapc nothing do scah Jerico or Ql-
trail Anmrim Mr. Calhoun right In denouncing the
Mexican war Its results have proved injurious, and
the opening Of California routes has created unprece
donted expense to the country and is the of
corruption, deceit and progacy than has been
known BEFORE both in aud out of Congress If want
any Pacific route, let us have it by sei~;ngTe
huantepeo or Panama with The right of way Progress
was his policy, but he not in favor of rash spas
modc action We ought in all things to act calmly and
boldly take position, stand to and mark
time, waiting on the movements Of enemies Inc
South should keep her powder dry for, whatever be
the hope there twenty free States against fourteen
slave States and it cannot be disguised that there
danger On broachng the subject Of tho reopcning Of
the slnve trade Mr. Hammond said that in Nc Cfio,l
ont Of the 9tioa mrraccaMe and Customary project;
and that to revive it out of the Union in Central Amer
lea or elsewhere somewhat impolitic. Why should
increase The size Of territory al the Stmh? WHO nouia
put slapes in Kansas And who would put them in any
doubtful poston' Yet VIC lost Kansas because had
to put there The want of slaves is felt We
now struggling to keep Texas a,ainst the nroads of
northern emigrants. Why should 90 for Central Amcr-
Mcrico Mexico dead corpse floating tho
in state of decomposition. She drifting up
against and might desire to plunge the harpoon
and take her aboard But Of what would she be to
us with her six millions of wild Indians to civze, and
her mpcrious, trcacherous Spanish race Wa
Of these r)rs If it s manifest destiny to
have them manifest destiny will bring the proper time
We should address ourselves 10 Me dod poup. Of
sa resources and the achievement Of southern harmony
md power in the Unon yet ready II necessary to dis
solvo It. Between tho citizens of Georgia and South Car
oina he felt assured that the green tops Caronian
hills gave greeting to the border shores of Georgia. and
as bold Savannah gasped each State in friendly salute,
Georgians and Caronians will be ever affiliated.