North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-18
.,,rArE RIGHTs PARTY.
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n",nD T,,r NATIONAL STATES RleHTs DEM Cts us
The last Fayetteville ObseIseNS New Eng
rbere we are to look Tor this parry s say-to any Of
WIZ New York or Ohio land we ,Ssn1nshire who.
anu' 70 that Gallant band>in New ha.n others. re-
VI" hy sncb men as Levi WOODBURY. Couo,nor on
nndiated Atwood, their eandlda thew found that
h verv eve of an election, oeIauE Fec Sellers TO
tne ~ t.mnerinJ with the FlSe ecL, ~
hehad oeeh td1 amp Massachusetts, who. few ouI uh-
that gallant oal IN, AGAINST the two Free SoLlers'
SlS,liHS ND winthrop, and who now rePuu.aI an
our'"e ncb as they ever honoreu nm " D
tout as nG ~ New York, who, betrayed oy van Du-
Democrats -n,ber to fall with Cass and dickinson
rem c"o nh as their opponents do, win seward ana
than L-n'f Hale has seen his last term from New
FItl"Sebire: has Seward from New 1ork Inc
nerryer knows that Sumner never was DeuocIdI
Ina namocratic organs in Massachusetts,; among
leadIrs ,bot able and fearless journal, the Boston
the lS hat Hale was fosted into the U. S. Senate by
fosI- ,-;rne between the Wings and Abolitionists-
an nJ hat Dix and the Van Buren's openly warrea
anu | the party at the last election, and are never
sTloJ Of as Democrats at all. Can as much be SAID
taIAI WHO'S! lave the Northern Wings rePudl-
ol H Seward or Winthrop? Is not Johnson tbs "hlg
de e Soil Governor Of Pennsylvania, again the party
candidate for reelection
IL the Observer can look for it at the South and
81 He can find it wherever men stand up LOT
u ostitgtga and The reserved rights OF the States
.d when he finds these men denounclng any lnirac-
;nns of the constitution, and the rights guaranteed
d. il he NAV depend upon 1t they are much truer
cHJe If the Union than those who, under the guIse
H r, Jovoon to it, would sanction attacks on the
,;t,,ion which alone can give 1t vitality. o
con' Itch disease under which man may be lab
~; is not to vi with him, nor Is II trendshlp 10
a. 0no,ent TO lull him into fatal security. with
vpry few exceptions, there are no PGOIlc men d! 'ne
9Th who are dsunonists per Sc. There is not one
gu onh not be perfectly satisfied with rigid adj
hnorce to the constitution. Should any man be sat
;God with less We think not. we Know mat mel
,ber Davis Ouitman, Turney, Soule, nor the really
ooIIont Cantain Caldwell, are dtsunlonIsts, In any
go sorSe of the word We know that they are
rIno. as matters sand to acquiesce In the measures
of COMPROMISE if carried out IN good faith yet they
by no means pledge themselves to submit 70 anytning
and eyerylhing Is there any that does Or mat,
Lu;ng dome So will come before the people of the
Sou1hern States for their support! That there are
some dsunionists, who desire separation at all haz-
ards and under all circumstance, we know, but their
number is small, and we do not believe they can
command majority even in South Carolina 1t Is
worthy of remark, that the most terocious " Union
na1,v men were very short time ago, The hercest
denouncers of the North. No men in the House
nsed to be SO incorporate Toombs and Stephens !;
vet where are they now Preaching up Union at all
hazards Can any man believe III the sincerity,
or depend upon the political honesty OF such people
If Union parties be formed, let them be formed
al the North for the purpose of redressing the grev-
ances al the Snuh-ro here, for the purpose OF sub
hitting to them. As for Rhett and such men, they
do the South more harm than good.
The Democrats know that, had the doctrines of a
rigid Interpretation of the constitution and OF States
riThts-wLch form the fundamental principles OF the
republican ceed-been faithfully carried out, the l.
Mon would never have been in danger; and they show
their confidence in such principles by clnging to them
and the name and organization with which they have
become identified. While on the other hand the
Wings, conscious that their cause is in a bad way,
seek any port in a Storm, with such hshy Democrats
as they can seduce by plausible name. Those who
choose the Wing Union party, without principles
are, of course, liberty to do so-the National Dem.
ocratc party it'll constitutional principles, is good
enough for US. If the Union can be saved by the
constitution, the Democratic party save it; WEth
out the constitution, it is not Worth saving"
We commend the foregoing to the particular atten-
ton of the Editor Of the Raleigh Register. Can tina
Editor answer iti