The Washington union., 1858-03-07

about abolishing slavery. Does this fact nothing
All parties An this country that have tolerated the eAten
sion q slavery. except one have pore iof thai error
already That last onotbe acmocr&tic pATtyis harry
ing on irreirievabjy toward the fsts. All adj
miuistrAfons that have ayowsi this pocy have gone
down dishonsed os thai except the present one
pit deeper and darker ssill rs opening Do receive t
administration, because SINS more deeply thsn Tvs
predecessors These Ia Ioesuing ln all these ia,'r'
which il lrcomes stady we'll The nation has ai'
vsnood another stage IL bias reached the point where IA
teryeHiion by the government for slavery Nna save
States viii lcneer be tolerated Free "''f his a.
last apGehrIdcd III Shss It's interests us nei ana 's
destiny aud organising itself 10 assume the gose,nHe1,
Of the reussc IL viii henoeprth I'est 20" b"aus sad
re.oluely here il Will meet you everywhere =" ihe ief
Ttrss cut of them where YOU nas go =" eatenu sAA
very Ii lsss ariven yoa sck in California and Ia Kan
s,x 4, vii, invade you soon Delaware Maryland Nir
ginia Missouri and Texas Ii vii meet you Ia Arizona,
in Sepirsg America and even IN Cuba The ,nsnAatn
viii be nod merely harmless ,'' enenc you y'eia
..aoa.,y b. lie Just and moderate demands IL proved
80 10 New York New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and the
other slave States which have already yielded in thai
way o. It's advances You may Indeed get start under
OF near the TROPICS aud ssse foT time, bat it viii
only be short time Even there you viii puBd States
osy for labor maintain and ocupy- The interest
f the white races demands the ultimate emancipation OF
all mel"
The converts are not merely recognised as cola
borers with the abolition party in these vast
schemes of aggression, but iaborers entitled 10
their wages They are TO enjoy fitting rewards
Of party in the liberal dispensaiions Of their
new allies Mr.. Douglas is TO be reelected TO the
Senate Of the United States from Illinois by black
republican votes. Mr.. Wise is 70 receive the sup
port Of the Tribune for any Office he may hencefcrth
aspire to in Virginia, and possibly the Union. Mr..
Walker is 10 be remembered when Senator Seward
has succeeded in reconstructing the Supreme Court,
or when President Seward sets about framing
bIack-republican cabinet of advisers For such we
conceive is the import of the following promise
recorded in the Tribune
To us the path Of duty is plain. Hencrforth 30
the end OF this struggle know all who resist the i'm
position of the Lecomron fraud Kansas as brethren
while regard those who uphold that fraud deadly
enemies merely 10 Kansas and the republican party
but 10 the principles of American independence the ina
enable rights o We believe the anti Lecornpton
democrats and Americans in republican districts viii he
prepared IN due time 10 cooperate in returning repul-
cans and that thus the next Congress will be sure to
crush wrong that may he driven through this hut
be this may. that every and persist
anti Iecompton democrat American in this Con
gres be returned TO the They will there I've sure
TO hnd themselves in excellent and abundant company
The rewards of merit are proverbially uncertain
tardy, and me5gre- 1t is not with the wages Of
iniquity. Arnold was paid to the ntternost, and
gave receipt in fuliH Judas received The thirty
pieces Of silver