Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-26

siw.ys sssursd 10 the ssveholding states the con
,rol q The Sors,o%sn hons sd VS. psS'tS oS tSs same
such j. the "uuiop at 1, wa, and the con.titu.
tton ~ II ~ IN the tntendnisnt Of itp HsusH'
nowi in,te,d oi universally reeoEnltsd s temper &
Sua ssa pPisS: Pl;SS:ah hs.n z .l.as E
menclns with the rapid extension =, .hs 80 - n,
culture hs. Sssa ssrs ii
struggle has illuminated in s'ssnue W. saist ,hs
that very Oonsttu,ton, nno o,nn IN o. IN We choose
To considsA Nc ruptu OF the Union ss the griaa'g
oe, then ..,sry Z y ths sEs PIsS he new
ppopossd 10 be erected on the ruins OF the Union
a. IL was" is DECLARED to be built on the corner.
io.,esd Of conhnins slavery with view 10 its
anal extinction, to tho states In which existed
Hes (which was The design Of the fathers Of the
Union, 80 II wssJ nine new slave States have been
dsd within Texas, by treaties conceded by Mcssrs
JEFFERSON and Madison to be In violation Of "tbc
Constitution ss u is," Anew Scmprcmmiss which ~
deg 30 min. and admitted Into all the territories
south Of the line In eontrayention Of the design Of
Union - - was, was repealed BY the Democracy
70 1854, while the supreme Court OF the United
is irsnsrs would not even admit the rord, carries
erere rssc the hing into all the territory OF the
OF direct taxation, VIII ch was to be the oquivs.
lent for the representation Of the slaves, and
which Il was supI osed, by tho trainers OF the
Union a. Il was and the Constitution as IL is,
would be the main support OF The government,
fourteen millions only had been raised from the
aosos O. the ~ up to ss while n.
been nauidsttd and the Government carried on
BY which two foreign wars have been wsssd, and
iornia p.id for-h.ys been r.i,ed BY indirect taxa.
ton and tho public lands, ayesixth Of which have,
10 the face OF these facts, which prove that be.
fore 1851 every prinope with respect TO slavery on
,naSn ns 1. SlGn IN. s.n ana ana sns Sensm
promise disregarded, set At nAusht, defeated re-
yered TIL At ler 9Th civil war, tueh the world
Union In further defiance and outrsge OF these
principles, and In order To tfect Its utter overurn
ssiisS % upon 70 ovsH.hroS tho % aGS sns
restore the Democracy, 10 tie vain hope OF bring
ing shs men wno io5 seln,h snd M ,hs n pTr
which thsy tell Us they loathe, by new guarantees
and further compromises.
Upited States. They have decided the course
was time when, laying aside all other feeling,
especially every thought party or OF self tits our
ing country, that time has come. need not say
10 you my friends, that no one, 10 sphere OF pr-
yats Influence, has labored harder than to avert
the catastrophe. Thinking that saw, in the yio-
lent agitation which prev allied between the two
tions Of the country, the gathering Of storm but
no pains 70 turn Aside the perii. After the sec.
honAl warfare Of opinion and feeling had reached
eounterastye and consolidating n uenee into play,
feeling that there was yet golden chord Of sym
p.ihy which ran throughout the land, in the hope
.eys what remained and restore what wa. lost s Of
kind feeling between the two sections OF the eoun.
yeas 70 the attempt to give new stree 9Th in the
hearts Of ny country men, to the last patriotic feel.
sos. vsnerstion and love for the name OF Wsshins.
ton and reverence for the place OF his rest. With