Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-05
CaSS and RnlIer.

Illinois will be found firm and steadfast
in the support Of the distinguished nomi. |
nees OF the democratic party, in the ap-
preaching contest. Their nomination by
a regularly organized National conven.
iion, would, alone OF ITSELF secure them
The electoral vote Of this State. Buu
when it is considered that the individuals
selected. are The first choice of much the
largest portion of the democracy Of the
State, as expressed in the Stare Conven
ton last spring, our friends in other por-
lions offhe Union 'tnSy safely count on fif-
teen thousand majority in the Sucker
State" for ''Cass and Butler.
The excitement caused by the Buffalo
convention is speedily dying away and the
cunning scheme of the disapT ointed. to
seek revenge. will fail of its effect. The
democracy Of the Union, and even of the
Empire State." are opening their eyes
to the dangerous and unnecessary attempt
of MIR. Van Buren, aud the aboIitionists 10
get up sectional party That Mr.. Van
Buren, cares not a straw for The principle
Of free Soil" and il only favoring the
ST heme, in order to gain influence to ena
hle him TO defeat the democratic party be
cause they did not see cause to nominate
him again, is proven by the whole course
of bis public life heretofore. Personal
animosiry and spirit of Terenge is too
manifest in Mr.. Van Buren's case, TO be
hidden by such sectional pretOxts. 1t is
said that his views have underw ens a
charge in regard to the institution of ella
very, but it is passingly strange that man
of his perception and talents. should, since
the Baltimore convention. on y then have
discovered the ''errors Of his ways" To
prove the inconsistency Of his position.
and love of free suil'' principles we need
only refer to his present attempts to elect
slGre holder, and the candidate of a
party whose principles have ever been at
war with our institutions.
That general breaking up of all parties,
that Mr.. Van Buren's friends expected to
witness on the adjournment of the Buffa-
10 convention, will not effect the demo.
cratic party. There may be Some who
have been numbered in our ranks hereto.
fore. and who have not been successful ic
obtaining offices, that will desert our
standard, but their number will be fer.
This new movement is decidedly an alb.
clifton movement, as it meets the unsni.
nous support of the abolition parity
d. MoCRATS. reflect before you join it.
The prospects Of the democratic party,
under the flag of Cass and Butler, is ev
erything that could be desired. The
wings, and the Crusaders" are attsmDt
ing 10 decry the merits Of LEWIS CAss by
the base>t of falsehOOds.bus his reputation
lie beyond the reach Of such malicious ca.
lumnistors. His name, for the last quar-
ter ola century, has been closely identi-
fed with every national me assure, advoca.
ted b5 the democratic party. He las
ever been the champion of pure democrat.
10 principles and the defender of the
interests OF our common country, and
/ firm adherent to the doctrine of equal
rights. He stands upon the same ground
which was occupied by the democratic
party in the election of Jefferson and
Jackson. This being the case. shall
democrats falter in the glorious cause they
have hitherto supported? The safety.
honor. aud welfare OF this Republic, De.
mand the success Of democratic princi.
pies, and The election of Cass and Butler.
The coming Presidential contest is ore
of the most nomentous importance-ths
most SO of any hat has transpired since
The foundation ofthe Republic. We trust
that no unfounded can, will induce repub.
licans to givethsiF votes against Cass and
Butler. the agents selected to carry out
those great principles, which have raised
our Republic 10 the proud stand she nov
occupies. Our prosperity as nation bas
not parallel on the globe. and ye, ilhas
been under democratic rule ever since its
organization, with the exception OF eight
years and one month.
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