The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-30
mis- own words "ths actors in these scenes Will be
,n.a mon to answer to injured and offended coun-
~s Ear the present we dismiss them to their fate

cAs e., the present, we dismiss them to their fate
-.,, from the Democratic National address of 1888
~. come now elow-citizen~. another objection TO
anvenion, or rather of its nominations, ana b
mar eaot DIVISION of very different character and
iAbiv one of the mschievous and wicked Ihat mas
hsn made against the peace and happiness OF any
e,pvi II the attempt create sectional Parnes ana
l.y , and to ALLEVIATE portion OF our country from
drb y charging pom the supposed defects of our com
wT.ssd political system, the caiamiies whicn eWl
Pca voring The m selves TO bring about This ~
men Of transcendent and universal interest, and one
l's demands be well weighed and considered by
n parties and all men ana mere we w',l take
~~ in appeals the most degrading and dangerous
ons Of human mind that those who seek to betray
hA s resor II is here that ambition well fanati
away always prolific in the allurements and delusion.
ol 10 accomplish their purposes) direct their bate,
r. |. the point moreover in which eny all free
rnrosnts but our peculiar system be mosf
eaeciuaIy asailed Hence Is maj IN different parts OF
o 10 weaken the bond Of union, and exciting the
ab against the south, and the south against the north
IT. nscuar differences lii the social organization o.
Lse two sections of country is ready and
%i6 subject create these iealouses and dissen-
uns II has ever been fundamental article in the
sOnblean creed that these relations by our
| nsfituonal charter brought within the scope OF
eeSnai nowers and that Congress has as little right
" Interfere with the domestic relations and local nsti-
ons of the United States, with the relations of
si apprentice in Massachusetts,, or master and servant in
Veinta as they have NEEDLE with similar social ela
ns in Great Britain, France Spain So deeply rooted
@ conviction, not only in the minds of brethren OF
,an
% republican party of the Union that il is
IN the democratic creed and constitutes Of the broad
Ines of separation between the Strict constructoniss of the
Ipfersonan school. and the atitudinarans consoida
tmists under all their Protean colors. Repubcansm is
% safest guaranty of the stability of Union No
nor interfere, wish to interfere with
e reserved rights of the States embracing their domestic
Institutions and social relations, and call himself demo-
rn,ic republican, friend to union"
he very class OF politicians who had advocated the
authority of the federal government enact alien and sed
ION laws established moneyed monopolies create exorb
nd IN nnIc nj ntrv
make roads and canals in another, denied the right OF
government to protect the commerce OF its cit
zens by embargo, defend the rights and liberties of its
gallant seamen by war; or remove oven the pubic teasu
from the sonless corporation, using its power for pot
aent with the principles and doctrines of the republican
party The consolidationists have twice had the govern
in their hand, and both times their principles have
been pushed to dangerous Names have changed
but the party, with the principles leading to
the same PRACTICES are now striving for power it's true
and gratifying believe, that portion this party
aiming at power and in the conviction that their pn-
cipes although twice tried and faied) would be more
conducive to the prosperity and happiness of this
son, Monroe, and Jackson They, however, know that
they are in the minority and never hope to gain the
except by dividing the republican party. To
his point all their energies and vii! be directed II
annot be concealed from you that many of opponents
playing into each others hands, by
'ns geographical parties, kndling animostes. stirring
is in this way that they hope to divide the republican
,arty Facts however, win verify that all such proceed
are instituted by antrepublicans, and those who
opposed to u.s. This is more especially true it regards
he eastern and northern portions of country The
,ablcans have no lot part in Them and all those who
sume the name, and are now found engaged in hem if
hey ever belonged to the democratic party have since
een aenated by ambitious party views, in the mists
party strife, have mistaken enemies for friends True
epubcans never lend their aid and influence in crea
ing geographical lines in the east west NORTH or south
they engage in such schemes without violating
1sif principles; principles which tell them that they
Il brothers, each left rich Inheritance by their fathers
ever to be cancelled while they iorbear NEEDLE with
nd craat o1fn, 18Th,
who then can doubt the virtue, the intelligence, and
be patriotism OF brethren of the northern and middle
nacs, in broaching their obnoxious plans in public in
lose quarters of Union been in danger even OF obs
cendares, with the view of creating sectional parties
been proclamng the south that the were pre-
the preachers OF such doctrines driven from public
ssembes in the north and northwest with mockery and
,on! 1t was but the other day, that the aboitionsts
'ere refused perm'sson by an overwhelming vote of the
emocratic Legislature of New Ham pshre hold meetings
either legislative hail. the ground that the objects
le society incompatible with those southern in
RESTS secured by the constitution with which the north
IN people had nothing to do. and which could never
agitated without danger and alarm Ii is the power
nd influence of united repnbcanism and patrIotism
hlch ties the hands of the abotionss and fanatics
the north and scorns their doctrines 1t is this pow
OF united republicanlsm, which spelbinds their de-
ided followers, and which they feel and dread Indeed,
and sale guarantee is repubcanism for the peace
bic possession oil all the privileges resulting from this
deracy OF States, that while there a republican in the
orth, the south will have friend there Let them the re-
uDllcan party everywhere stand firm united, and
ustng to her principles fear not All will be safe. And
my shall not the democracy OF all quarters of Union
nd the several States implicitly conide in each other
hey entered into this coniederacy independent States
h the express stipulation that each Stale reserved
iii the right of managing its domestic nd social
atlons in Its own way The people of no State therefore,
an violate that compromise which this Union based
nd call themselves republicans 1t would be subversye
fundamental principles which the superstructure
spubiicanism itself is based They could not as men OF
onor and truth, violate it. without being guilty of de-
option treacheTy, and alsehood! They could not.
la hnror than
now that by so doing, the light of great nation now
rightly shining on benighted world, would be extin.
lords ample fields for the OF the boundess
xerlons OF humanity charity, and piety. They know
e United States and however they may be deplorcd by
any IN the north and northwest that there greater
Wis IN other countries, where humanity, religion,
nd letters may exert their empire the human
cart Whenever religion leaves its proper home, the
cart to Join in the noise and strife of the affairs of stae
Is out OF Its province and ever sues its purity What
yer movements may be made then, in the north or the
uth, the east or the west inconsistent with the domestic
I'd social rights secured the constitution to the
States of the Contedeacy will emanate from and be
'nfned TO dntrubcans; and like all other evils will be
sstance OF the republican party.
Under such circumstances, how wicked as well as un
unded are these attempts to excite and nhame the SOUTH
ia create sectional parties on such basis! Who can
ok such of things without dsmay and horror
as 1t not ieowcitzens against the danger nduying
"a preserving harmony and union, that Revolutionary
Tiers endeavored deeply impress their country
III you pardon us while we ask You to read and listen
cir eloquent and pathetic exhortationl
But this deesabe effort ALLEVIATE portion of our country
the rest and enieebe the sacred which
various parts can never succeed The people of America
much good to enter into the peous gloomy
Sass these Of dunon would lead them They win
her AS they by cords of they
together members of the great family longer
ua guardians of their mutual happiness longer be
wczens OF one great and fourhing empire. They shut
eir against this unhallowed language They will
ar against the poison contains The kindred blood
Tvs in their veins the mingled blood which