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sufficiently awake, and while she slumbers,
all the vigils of the watchn1an will be in
vain.


The suspension of the right of petition,
the suppression of the freedom of debate; the
thirst for the annexation of Texas, the war
whoop of two successive Presidents of the
United States against Mexico, are all but
varied symptoms of deadly disease, seated
In the marrow of our bones; and that deadly
disease is slavery. THE UNION WILL
FALL BEFORE IT, OR II BEFORE
THE UNION The abolition of slavery
in the District of Columbia, or in the Terri
tory OF Florida, the prohibition of internal
piracy between the States, the refusal to admit
another slave contaminated State into the
Union, are all partial ineffective plasters for
the great elemental evil.


"rhey will but skin and film the ulcerous part.
While rank corruption, mining all within.
lnects unseen.'


believe it important that the inhabita ats
OF the Twelfth Congressional District of Mas
sachusetts should be forewarned, that during
the 26th Congress the whole system of the
Executive Administration of the Govern
ment of this Union, and all its prominent
measures, foreign and domestic, will be, as
they have been, and now are, to support,
strengthen, and Perpetuate the regular institu-
tions of the South. The determination of the
Indian race; the wasteful dilapidation of the
public lands; the deadly hostility of internal
Improvement; the insidious crippling of do
mestic industry; the ridiculous imposture of
an exclusive metallic currency for the reve-
nues and expenditures of the nation; the
enormous increase Of a standing army, and
the simultaneous ISLANDERS upon the navy and
its gallant officers; the sycophantic courtship
OF the democracy of numbers, and the ran
corous lnstlgatlon of labor against capital 10
the summary justice of lynching-all these
ways and means of Northern Administration
with Southern principles, have one and the
same origin, and are gathering to one issue
the rlvetlng In enternal bondage the chains Of
your Southern countrymen of African decent.