Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
The Northern and S,ufbeyu D,mocyac,,

While the Globe aud Madsonian are contesiing Mr.
Tyer's claims Democracythc swearing that he
the very salt OF the EARTH and the other that he tainted
with all the impurities of Federalism; quarrel of
character and which threatens important con-
sequences has arisen between the branches Of the
Democracy proper We aude, of course to the conro-
versy which is assuming greater violence every day, be-
the Free Trade Democrats and the Tariff Democrats
The dispute il confined the subject of protection pre-
sent but il manifest that will deepen and WIDEN as
the of hasens The fact is that wide
asunder a Free Trade Democrat OF the South may be
from Tariff Democrat of the North when their principles
and Interior views anaiysedths will be the point
which they will be found nearly agreed. Properly
and strictly speaking there Is such thing in the whole
Southern country Il DemOerGt-uness he be war with
the institutions which surround him. There is total aud
neconciIable incompotbility between a STAKEHOLDER
and Democrat The fundamental principle of the lat
ter l., that all equal. The former cannot hold
such principe-wthont giving the lie To it, 10y his
daily practice. If he entertaiHs such a sentiment he
has suppress it, and in subscrycnce his interest
the constant hypocrte Tho Northern Democrat on
the contrary, up his interests when he his
convictions OF universal equality. Disguise they may
this radical difference pcrvades those who call themselves
Democrats, the North and the South: and when the
Southern Van Buren, Locos become in reality De
noerGts, they and will any longer tolerate sla
very For the system of slavery ia war with Dcmocra
cy-and those at the South who giving aid and
what is called the Democracy tine North
are in effect doing all in their power To subvert the social
institutions Of the South. ANortorn Democrat unless he
be great hypocrtc, Southern SidUeholdiug De-
mocrat, ohor slavery. This least should infer
from the doctrines they avow aud that we do not en- we
have the authority of New York paper.
From the ~ T. Erpress
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY
The mposshily of Northern and Southern so.cal.
led Democracy mingling commingng, pretty well
shown Spirit of the Press where the Albany Argus
is rebukcd by the Charleston Is. c. Mercury and the
Mornnp Post Of this cy,unlcss the Southern Democracy
will be duped the labor Of the Northern to be
ruined The unnatural alliance which was kept up during
the extraordinary administration Of Cen Jackson can no
longer cxsfor there democracy IN the slave holding
and there can be from the very organization
Of ts whole soca system mo what the protence)
while every thing democratic tho North IL papaby on
utterly destructive Of this whole Southern social system
and eopards the very existence Of every white man. woman
and child where slavery exists. An alliance POLITICAL moral
constitutional and commercial Of the Southern onners Of
LaboeTs with Northern Laboers themselves, unna-
turn would he alliance political, social or CONNER
cia Of the Of the slave with the slave himself IN
less in the Of the slave (which IL generally the fact
the av s ignorant happy, and IN his subsection
and is willing 10 labor through life for his support In our
Spirit Of the Pres this fact developed for we zee the
Albany Argus defining democracy be the quasi
Of Northern mechanical skill and labor while the Charles
ton Mercury behalf Of s slave labor repudiates any
and every kind Of protection to such skill such mechan
cal labor. Hitherto these maucrs the Northern Demo
Gratis, under the auspices Of Mr. Won Buren,, have hood
wnked the Of the Soniheron ultra Free Trade school
whom, by the way difficult dupc) but now IN,
Charleston Mercury avers, loir People will be bndfold
ed no longer, aud will be linked with Proectonst
Of any cast or character.
Now az whatever party may be uppermo.t in the non
savehoding States Protection - s labor will be rule
Of action with IT, have doubt that IN due time, h,
unnatural alliance of which speak, between the called
Northern and Southern Democracy must be- disolyedth'
bonns broken aud the parties resolved into their orgna
elements The South Carolinans, il is true may again b,
duped on this subject They may not believe what
the North al know that the called Southern Democracy
y much interested in the protection Of American labor
the Wings and that protection will exist under the
hory Of law whether Mr.. Clay Mr.. Van Buren, be Pre-
sdent-and II they again duped, the alliance may b.