North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-22
VICTORY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

THE VICTORY I'm FEN>l> :,,;n,
The Pennsylvania thus announces ."o
.;.,orv Of the Democracy in PennsylVan o..sr.
,Tur GLORIOUS RESULT. The ISSUE ne publish
laws election is given in the ~, heartfelt pride
this moLn.nSi orr oval and noble people nave Iee
ihey 1otonndIv felt the reponslohi'y ~ huas
anu Surrounded with oPPoHIen:e " o. 49, one
vi of every faction; assaled ~ hv cornoraton-
hand; by % o,ber: and by the foes of the Consul
mongers oI n onr success Isl complete ana com""'
tation on ar The bold and bitter demagog1e VINO mas
ding JnSa,ed by the indignant people OF FennS M
Deen ed his utmost exertions to PROSTATE anu W
MIA, useu W; us, honored commonwealth. He rallied
any ior his banner all the foes of the RePuDl::I:
nt;c every factionist, every federalst' within on
i an and he excited his adhereh's oy PROMISES
"a nredictons the most extaVagdn' "u I~to 800
lnSnsanit and denouncing all who would not Vo.e
inc - Day and night he has been at WORK. ne
lol almost ubiquitous in his movements; negecllns
was nnbIic Duties and enisting all his cohof1S: anu
emP;gand degrading State that has always STOOD
gsae ights of her sisters at every hazard ana IN
by 1ne neroency By this means he infused into his
eds sort of intoxicating confidence aroused III
hs ".;dst the elements of Nativeism and Abolition
ou md compelled his own party to resort TO some
ISM, du oSt nefarious bargains and sales by which
o' r ~" history has been tainted. All would not
pull He has been most emphaticay and indignant
aSnn,diated and his course and his conduct stamped
gly;,b br The seal of inefaceable reprobaton.
m GREAT national principles this contest has been
.onducfed and consummated. We unfurled no raise
emo eouivoca emblem-no unmeanlng promise;
nag ,asing our stand upon the Constitution, we ad-
% to il from the first to the last-courtlng no fac
ae' snpeaIing to no fanaticism, and defyng every
uOn, that would not up to the good work
IiIod bv a number of national Wings, who would
A ~. 10 whipped in, in this locality, we have won
nv that we may wear as one of our most brill
;.ut and most unfading honors.
Let our friends of the South read this lesson and
-,nember it. We are of them, true as steel
Thav are our brethren and our equals, and we have
E far them in this fight what we felt to be no less
dn,v than pleasure. We know hoW they have
i,d for and watched this issue, and now that 1t is
Tded in favor of the right they will rejoice with
w over an achievement that proves our fidelity to the
Union
John W. Forney, the Editor of the Pennsylvania,
deserves the thanks of every man, woman and child
:, the country, for the able and patriotic manner in
ubicb he has borne himself in this great contest.
Uo hone TO see him Clerk of the next House of Rep
,esentatiyes but we would rather have him men,
her. on the floor of the House. His talents are Of
superior order and his patriotism is of the Purest and
oobest stamp If all the citizens of the free States
ufre as sol nd as he is the Slavery question, and
asipst as he is in his sentiments towards the slave
holding States, We should soon have peace, harmony,
and GOOD feeling in all our borders.