The daily union., 1852-10-03
Pennsylvania and Ohio.

leans was the initial conflict of the previous 23d of De-
cember. II introduced the Brtish 10 knowledge OF
American strategy and OF American steel and prepared
the troops of Jackson for the assault of those who
cipated easy victory The two great States that vote
the 18th of October for members of Congress, men,
bers of the State legislature, and State officers,
achieve the glory for the democratic party that the
heroes of the 23d of December 1884, achieved for the
army OF Andrew Jackson. They may prepare the way
for the master triumph of democratic principles in No
vember. They may prove-and they wM proue, if all
the indications do not deceive us-that federalism,
matter how disguised, can no longer deceive free peo
pie; and that the epaulets and pumes Of soldier.
fresh from the wars, cannot his associations with
bad men, and his adoption of bad principles
The evidence of the prosperity of the country, and Of
the benefcence of democratic principles and OF the hap
py choice made at Baltimore by the Democratic Conven
ton, may be found in the harmony that prevails along the
whole democratic line In quarter of the Union is this
more manifest than in Pennsylvania and Ohio. There
is energy in all The movements OF the candidates
leced in each. and cordial reconciliation between
long divided, that unite in rendering the anticipation
OF srea, victories in these two States Tuesday the 18th
OF October next, alike reasonable and just.
The democracy in these two States occupy envabe
position. They are in the of the conflict. They
are on the outer walls of the citadel They will receive
the first hard blows of The motley party rallied under the
banners OF General Scott In the hour of battle The hero
pants for this post Of honor Young valo chafes when
he cannot risk his life for his couniry and JOY breaks
from his lips the word advance" if the next
momen, sees him dead or dying.
These two great States called upon TO strike in no
common cause Their position of peril and prominence
may be rendered of glory TO themselves and TO all
the land. Why should they not triumph in such
tes' What the auspices that surround-ihe prom
ses that stimulatehe hopes that animate them Others
have preceded them in the strife, and have done glo.
rousy The four great victories of Maine, Iowa, Mis-
souri, and North Carolina, pouring their efulgence from
every point Of The compass, if TO show that there is
sunshine everywhere in the democratic ranks poin, the
way for Pennsy lvania and Ohio, and like another
SUM- light the path to triumph. They the first 10
strike after the nominations OF the two great parties
but Pennsylvania and Ohio will be last before the dec-
sive struggle in November The aspects OF the political
horizon all auspcous the voices OF united politi-
cal brotherhood rise like spontaneous prayer-like an
incense our mmorta al creed-and speak from various
regions though in a common union and for a common
cause These the promises tina, prepare for vic
tory-these the hopes tha, invoke us TO labor.
| Pennsylvania and Ohio have much TO inspire them TO
the good work Be it theirs tell the turbulent and dis.
sen,eni factions that camor under the flag OF General
Scott, that they not yet ready 10 surrender into the
hands OF its enemies the great charter eedom-the con.
stluon of the United Sates that they not yet ready
power hordes of eminent pecuaors upon the
public moneys; thaithey prepared accep, can
dida,e whose unrecaned avowal for bank and bankrupt
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Of thousands ruined and dshonored by these perncrous
schemes that they not willing to elevate 10 power
party hostile progress false principle.
patriotism that they have no, been dismayed by the
pest and torrent OF caumny poured upon the head OF
our candidate, but have rather hailed the alseboods
for the opportunity they gave to the triumpbs of truth
and, above ALL that they not willing to lei the world
cite them the advocates OF whose claims
such as alone might en,e him TO the voices and the
votes OF degenerate race, calling themselves free, bat
in reality The slaves OF military dictator.
The men OF Pennsylvania and Ohio intelligent
They know and they have seen the dramatic ap.
peals of federalism TO popular passions and they
know ba, if General Winfield Scott had never been
successful leader in war; he would be little dreamed
OF for the presidency as The most obscure lawyer that
lives upon village litigation, the humbest subalern
that has fought IN the ranks Gratitude for the soldier
is American virtue; but to make that soldier IDOL
and put HIM in niche for cunning jugglers
troll. and by controlling him to enrich themselves. is a
degradation tha, even the heahen have become ashamed
of since the schoomaser and the missionary have gone
abroad
To the work. then, democrats OF the great central
Common weallh-the State of Penn, of Franklin, and Of
Fulton; to the work. democrats OF the Young Giant of
the West-whose cities and towns, whose railroads and
population, among the first wonders OF our hemis
phere TO the work Tuesday, the 18th of October.
The weapons of federalism are harmless or broken
There is no freetrade ruin" to alict the manuactu
rers The farmers the workngmen the capitalist Of either
State. A NATIONS usB1usDED PROSPERITY Is THE
HOTTEST Asp MosuMrsr TO DEMOCRATIC MEAS.
uRks Bankrupt, then in all homes, against
policy that has mraeuousy vindica,od ITSELF the friends
Of Scott appeal falsehood to sander, TO all the
iliares that every faction funish-om aboliiionsm
to navism, from great corporations TO corrupt presses
Re prepared for all Disru.t all. Dsnounoe all Rely
upon ba, which you know is good; and your triumph
in oclober will be the prelude TO easy victory BY The
Aemocrorv in Novsuhor