Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
limited States tho crcnt AntiSlayery party Of the


United States. Those who do not contemplate
this result will do well to get out Of the way,
for there is no doubt that when. our principles
get fairly before the people. so thM they can
hear them and know where they arc, and we
have made arrangements foF thut now, that the
people will 60 with us, and our Southern
friends having had things all their way tor ihe
last twenty FIVE or thirty years, must make 1p
their minds TO let us have our own way tor a
while, we being fair and reasonable In our
demands"
That is quite explicit; The Idea ol
making the deniocrady "the great Anti
slavery party"'of the country il, We sup
pose, but another advancement Of the
"Party 'of P, ,ogrcss," The New York
Evening Post, one of The BarnbufnsrSs
thus defines the position Of thesnew or
gahizaton: n!>".tj.l ~ e." '"' 'errsH
~ tThe policy Of the present adminstra-
ton Of the General Governments il alrea-
dy sufficiently developed to make it ap;
parent that the Democratic. is the only
party that can be relied on for the next
four years, TO make any combined anu ctct-
tual resistance, TO Me extension q slavery
10 .perpctua,e our two organizations
when there is no substantial diu's'on q
opin;;on dn,6ng us, Is to perpetuate q pro
lshvery influence in this State, andto de
prive the cause ofireedom oIthe importan
service, which. as II united and trlludm
phant party,we are competent to render,
Again, the SAME print says: 'f'a y.
ut Uhe ,uniQp) has been ratified in I
\ State mass cohseh,ion,o OF both sections o
HE Demutracy, by the passage Of reso
buttons which are certainly satisfactorily a
1 bazis b5rffitsai 'ttktfsfiii; ttfsfii INIT '@Heds M
ourjudgmcnt, ,oiR tend to gicc dct'c'ty fcfhc
dnn!slavc'y sentiment IN thus Stale more
rapidly thanA esolutions of a amofe decided
or in,olerant charhcter."i ,AJ (,
, Nh answer to seme Questions putto 1t
by the Boston Republican,, the Post says:
ITO the second question we reply, that
there is bit one Democratic party In the
State Of New York, and that embraces
both the late sections, NOW UNITED IN ACTIVE
OPPOSITION 70 Tig EXTENSION or sLAXERy, nv
RESOLUTIONS SnoPrrD AT. THE MASS coNv'.NTl.f'S
urLp Ar SYRACUSE ON THE l4rn INSTANT"
Such Ii the chatacter Of the coaIifion
as drawn by d free soil rriat. The llun-
kers and Free soilers have banded to-
gctlier hand in hand to war against Gen.
Taylor's Administration, on the express
ground that It cannot be relied on to make
"ANy ErrECruAL RrsIsTENcE TO THE EXTENSION
OF SLAVERY" Let the people OF the Sottll
bear that fact in mind. r., "a
The Washington Union halls the resu',
Of things in New York with marked graf
ifcaton. One democratic journal in thu
state, however, has had the open indie
prudence TO put the seal o condemnation
upon the coalition and show it lip in il
proper colors, We allude to the Times
conducted by that veteran of the press
Mordica NJ. Noah. lie is high minded
politician, and in his hole editorial ca
!, reer h as ever been regarded ms favorable
to the rights Of the South. He regard
the union as a corrupt bargain, and think
J.. the mcugrel ticket put forth will be de
], ieattd. We shall SEQ. ~ r.. N.": j. :
, From Major Noah's Times of September e55
The Union Ticket. a'
+, It seems to us to be utterly impossible
lor the Democrats, as body, to vote 70
J the State union ticket, which. their J,le
Q gates have adopted. Indeed, we av'
!, no confidence that either Hunker, o
: Barnburners wilvote for it, for nphhe
C can do SO with honor any value is to h
n attached to their avUwed and Irpquenil.
!, declared principles. The Democrat
: have never been favorable to carryin,
- slavery intd neN9 territories, but alway
e.. denied the power OF Congress under tn
~ Consti tuition, TO prohibit itby law, III
$. union, makes them su,JSndcr mat Ocla1, .
ii .,J..,...-----.~,wH. The Democrats |
ID Convention were instructed by their con
f. stitutents to extend the hand of Grgive
.. ness to the recusant Barnburners, hut onl
on condition that NO NEW TEST should b
)" adopted, ,and the old Democratic platform
NJ sustained. What is the result? Tn
to chairman of the Free-Soil or Abolition
a. committee, Interference to this union
, said: .or ,.s ~ ,,pret <r'.
ave erpcct to make Mc Democratic part
Of This State The great ANn.SLAvEag PART
y y OF rnls STATE, and through it to make ih
Nd Democratic party of the United State
NJ n, the great Anti Slavery party OF the U
If nited States. Those who do not conlcm
,e plate this result, will do well to got out @
p the way
y With this open declaration Of war a
Ill oainst the constitutional riuhfo of th