The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-28
From the Nashville Union.
The National Democratic Party the Party for the
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The National Democratic Party the Party the
| south.
The resolutions passed by the late democratic State
convention of Pennsylvania, and the patriotic sentiments
avowed by Governor Dinsmore of New Hampshire, in
his inaugural message, declare the true position of the
national democratic party at the North. To the character
OF this position we invite the profound attention Of the
southern people, with fixed confidence that they will rec
ognse IN II the truth OF what we assert without hesa
ton, that the South can look to the national democratic
party alone for the preservation of her rights The
ments of the Pennsylvania resolutions and of Governor
Dnsmores message the sentiments OF the democratic
party OF the North With these sentiments inscribed upon
It's banner i is now marshalling ITS hosts 10 do battle
against the disoganzng principles that have taken pos
session OF the heart OF The wing party OF the North and
welded il 10 facous and sectional views Indeed al
though reterae and lay stress upon them at this
tme these sentiments contain IN them nothing to
the creed OF the democratic party. They have al
ways, times past, shaped the course and controlled
the action OF the national democracy That they will do
for the future, this avowa OF them, in the very
teeth OF rampant northern ianatclsm proof too strong
TO admit of doubt in an honest mind. BY pursuing a
less determined and patriotic, the northern demo-
might easily conciate large portion of those who
now SO bitterly oppose them IN anholy alliance with
northern whggery but, as party they have ever scorn
ed, and, have every reason 10 believe will
thus 10 paer with the safety and the best interests OF
common country. With northern aboionsts they have
fellowship They have made no concessions to them
they have none TO make On the contrary as the con-
hct deepens they present. If possible, determined
front TO that combination OF northern abolltoHsm and
northern whggery which IS daily struggling TO break ~
this coniedeacy, TO degrade the southern portion of it.
AT time when the crafty policy OF the wing party has
veoped the position OF It's southern wing in doubt and le
lltle il any thing, TO hope from lis the North
the democratic party speaking in thunder tones,
declaring the unaiteIabe principles upon which ii vii
henceiorth do battle in the OF the constitution ant
the Union Men OF the South such generous ant
fearless challenge for your confidence and support pass
by UNDECIDED and swered? Can you vote Tor VIII il
men and wing al the South while the allies
such the North foes to you and while the dem
ocratc party, both North and South is alone true hos
principles which essential TO the preservation OF
choice which you must make between your friends AM
your enemies II you sincere in seeking the twooC
object-the preservation OF the Union and the rights o.
the South in it-you cannot hesitate TO link your des
MES with those OF the national democratic party. w,
| believe this with a sincerity which knows nothing o.
party feeling We believe because the evidences OF
senses leave no oophole upon which TO hang doubt
But If you would endanger the OF the South ther
you have but to discard that party and enlist under tht
! banner of its enemies