But who can listen to such advice as the following without suspicion, "go forward, no matter the consequences--if slavery cannot be instantly abolished without the disunion of this Nation, the sooner the better," &c! And this proceeding, from an imprudent, incautious, and injudicious man--from one, who not six years ago, pronounced in a foreign land, that the Union was an "_unholy alliance_"--"_a wicked_, and _ignominious_ compact"--and, "_null_ and _void_ from the beginning"! Can such sentiments be propagated throughout _any_ Country with impunity? If such were uttered in England respecting the King of that Nation, the speaker would soon get a halter as his reward! And the Father of this Country, the immortal Washington, penetrating, as it were, into futurity, and well knowing how error _commences_, gave the following advice, as his last and dying admonition, "Frown _indignantly_ (said he) on the _first dawning_ of every attempt to alienate any portion of our Country from the rest, or to enfeeble the sacred ties which now link together the various parts." Was it, I wonder, the recollection of this admonition that called forth the abuse, (if general report be true,) so abundantly poured forth by the same champion, in "Pennsylvania Hall" on the memory of Washington? But it is only justice to add that all the Trustees of that Building, with whom I conversed on the subject, one excepted, expressed their decided disapprobation of the course adopted by the Gentleman alluded to. Now the question is, shall the advice of Washington, or the doctrines inculcated by the Champions of Abolitionism, be followed? The one is so diametrically opposed to the other, that both cannot be regarded--If Abolitionism is to be supported, then the principles of Washington must be abandoned--Now is the time for every man to take his stand--Check the evil in the bud--"a little leaven, leaveneth the whole lump"--Now it may be stopped without blood--In a year or so, it may be impossible to say this--Again I say, let every man, woman, and child, bind round his neck the advice of Washington, "Frown _indignantly_ at the first _dawning_ of every attempt to alienate any portion of our Country," and let the whole Nation shout, AMEN! Then the _Champions_ of Abolitionism will soon find their level--the _true_ friends of the black will all unite together, and with open hearts, and open purses, use their utmost endeavours to make him happy. CHAPTER III. THE IMPRACTICABILITY OF THE OBJECT OF ABOLITIONISTS DEMONSTRATED--AND THE INEVITABLE AND INCALCULABLE EVILS WHICH THAT OBJECT, IF ACCOMPLISHED, WOULD PRODUCE, &C.