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dissolution Of the Union! Do the poiti. al
charlatans, who speak through partisan press
know what they nre about when they threaten this !
Have such factionsts 1.-THE oil an idea of the mag
nitude of the work Of the formation of this Union
Can they comprehend the blessings it has confer.
red, it 0tH coht0e to confer not merely pon this
people, butupoa humanityl Are not the men who
get up such petitions as we have quoted tho party
presses that play into their hpnds he pulpit efforts
that and them The people that countenunce them,
playing false with liberty itsefl Where has it
hope tor realization of the blessings il can confer
upon mankind, ifthis republican government fail
And what can more surely contribute o its failure
than to weaken the bonds that make the people of
these states II united peope7 How can Americans
with freedom on their lips, more completely play
into he lond2 Of tho Legitimate despols Of Europe,
with hatred of freedom in their hearts, than by
working for dissolution Of tits Union! Amcri.
-parints-descendan of revolutionary DAYS:
revcrers of Wahngton-ofaIl pamies-pause ere
you psss such Rubicon-sten to the voice of the
father of his county, and Indignantly fiown down


these Federal hospnrs, WHO would make brother
seen the blood Of brother in civil war rather than
not obtain political powerl


We cannot conclude this article better than by
quoting the words the immortal Washington used
in his farewell address to his rountrymen


"The unity of government. which constitutes you
one people, is also now dear to you. 1t is Justly
so-lor it is a main pillar in tho edfce CT your real
independence; the support OF your tranquility at
home--your peace ubroad; of your sat ty; of your
prosperity; of that very liberty which you so highly
prze. But as it is easy to loresee that, from diff
lerent causes and from different quarters, much
pains will be taken, many nrlifces employed to
weaken in your minds the conviction Of this tru;h
this is the point in your political f1t tress against
which the batteries of internal and external ene>
mics will be constantly and actively (hough often
coycriy and insidiously directed; It is Of infinite
moment that you shonld properly estimate the inn
mnse value of your national union 10 yourcollcctivc
and individual happiness; that you should cherish
a cordial, habitua and innova atacmnenifo il;
accustoming yourselves to think and to speaI, of il
ns n palladium OF your poliricr snfaty and prosner-
itg; watching for It's preservation with Jealous anx-
iety discmutenancing whatever may suggest even
suspicion that it can in any event be abandoned ;
and ind gnantly llown upon the first dawning Of ey-
cry attempt to a.rnate any portion Of our country
from the rest, or to eneeb'e the socrcl ties which
now nl, together Tie various par g."