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-NRoHG IL 1881, ASD Is 13i2.-lt the scenes
which disgrace the Hall Of the Hou>,, of Re-
prc>1ntativeS in Washngton acted in Eng
land and France. should copy the report
something at which readers would smile,
while they condemned the actors. But when they
are found at homc-tound in the National Assem-
bly Of young Republic, are bound to weep
thccvcn as evidences Of that shadow which
coming anarchy casts before it. The Southern
members now start appalled, at the mention of a
dissolution of the Union, when it /. nado by a
Northern member They now find treason in the
language. They seem to forget how ilippantly they
conver>cd of such things ten years ago, and how
coolly they sat down and calculated the advanta-
g.> of the Union. But Mr.. Adams also-wc -av
i, Wit! all the respect and reverence for his age
and wisdom which they descrve-Alr. Adams for
gets the loud execrations with which the Eastern
and Middle States, citizens visited those of the
South who talked calmly Of such course. And
those who would be consistent or Just. must not
adopt a. their own course. the plan which they
loudly and unqualitiedy condemned in others
Every word ol condemnation which was. in 1881 ;,
uttered against the Southern members for talking
of a dissolution of the Union, is due, and ough, to
be gwen. to the Northern members who, in l942,
utter the same language [. s Gazette.


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