Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-23
THE DEMOCRACY AND THE INTERVENTIoNISTS
AND FLIBUSTIERS.

AND FLIBUsTIERs.
Whatever denials may be made by individuals of
the Democratic party of their participation in the
conspiracy foregn-bred and foreign in nearly all
it's objects and aspects-to set at naught not only
the established policy of this Government but the
Laws of Nations, the conclusions to which we have
been most reluctantly led on this subject con-
frmed, to an extent even beyond our apprehen-
sions by recent disclosures and avowas by trusted
organs of that party Until we had an opportunity
of perusng the democratic Review" for the pre-
sent month"; we were not aware of all that that jour-
nal discloses; and it is duty to impart to our
readers the new information which we derive from
that source. Having no idea of repeating what we
have very lately said and, if possible yet less in
tention of copying the entire articles of the Re-
view" on this subject, we shall select and suboin,
without comment, only such extracts as prove, be
yond doubt that the election of Gen. PIERCE is sup
ported by large division of his party on grounds
wholly foreign to the peace and prosperity of this
Union and which, if carried out, cannot fail to en-
broil this country with all the Nations of the Earth,
and end such career necessarily must in convert
ing this Government into an omnivorous Despot-
ism And, if the principles Of the Democratic Re-
view are to govern in the event Of the success of
the Democratic candidates at the ensuing election,
this issue may be at hand than the body even
Of the Democratic party have the least conception Of
EXCERPTS FROM THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR
OCTOBER 1852.
The Federal party at homes the persistent antago
mis- nf ne The
tackled the Democratic Administration which sustained
the Mexican war; the ground that it attack
State rights The higher law fibusters of Northern
Aboltionism being the very party again denounced
A HEROIC EXPEDITION to berate American island as
something ouageousy anagonized to Abotionism which
they called piracy In both their hostility sim
ply TO DEMOCRATIC PROGRESS Another and grander fiji
BUSTER made his appearance, not from American
island but from the heart of Asiatc Europe and while
Lopez vfed in his blood by the dastardly antago
nist of all progress and all liberty Kossuth, the sublime
orator. who chvarousy trusted in the American heart
was made the object of adulaton ostentatious worship,
selfish yile and base deception by the paryf-and
for what To enterprise to subserve election,
strengthen alike their Interpretation of the neutrality
laws in favor of Wing Federal Executive against the
innate desires and spontaneous action Of the people of
the United States Now these issues one and a must
ter their several complerons the contest for the ensuing
Presidency and The subsequent course Of The Democratic party
REPRESENTATIVE ELECT Wide asunder as they
geographically; involving they do all the ques
tons, political and territorial, which agitate the
world in Europe, throughout these continents in Ocean
ica in China and Southern ASIA they may be resolved
as regards u.s. into some three very plain prnc-
Piles of Democratic conduct:
The extension of the American Democratic system
wherever possible with full regard to the rights of every
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"As regards the Executive, rigid enforcement of
every American right this continent and its islands,
and elsewhere, and maintenance equally rigid of the
broadcast Democratic Interpretation Of American law
against all foreign Powers hostile to Sur system.
ga liberal Interpretation of our socalled Neutrality
Laws so accord to foreign Democraces and to
citizens the same liberty for the purchase and ex
port Of and munitions which, under the present
Wing Interpretation Of the laws is freely accorded
to the agents Of foreign monarchies at with their
people.
And lastly, taking just stand, the great Re-
public and the enduring and powerful nation argd
maintenance of the law of the world, without
which nation exist that Government shall in
terfere whether pledged by treaty otherwise in the
private affairs of another nation whose Government and
people may be at variance"
To sustain these principles it may become necessary
for the Senate to define by decaratory resolutions
THIS DEMOCRACY UNDERSTANDS By the term 8 Lao Of Ma
TONS But until that be DONE the Executive must not
be bound by this that foreign Interpretation Of term
which each monarchy or despotsm twists about as it
pleases hitherto with perfect mpunity to prove claim
il has fabricated justify crime it has already
mtted BY the Executive by the Senate or by both,
we must form and maintain American and Republi-
can and DEMOCRATIC Law NATIONS, based not on is
treaty fother one supplementary vote or secret
protocol but the mmutabe principles of right against
the mutable pretensions of wrong"
That this question Of Foreign Relations WILL BE THE
GREAT QUESTION the solution Of which he 4dministra
ton Of Frank Pierce necessarily depots The highest intel
ct and most assduous energy Of the nation, viii be made
plain by surveying the present attitude Of the demo-
cracies and monarches the fate Of contiguous
territories and the wilfu neglect mbece ergiversa
ton Of the Wing Executive"
AUSTRALIA must become free, Republic after the
model Of own-nsy, possibly may be heard long,
calling in downright American accents for admission to
this Amphyctonc Union Of free States precisely
have heard the American citizens Of Hawaii Movements,
called Fa5use, will doubtless take place from the far
Pacific long before United States Marshal receive has
orders from Washington arrest them and indeed it is
torous that both from California and elsewhere many mi
gratory societies have already gone there with eye
perhaps, to mammon, but another to liberty"
WITHIN THE ENSUING PRESIDENCY The australian terri
Be again subducd rise into Reputicdnis Al
ready vast American interests ut stake in that ISSUE
and sti vaster American interests at stake in ne Is
Of Granada and generally Of all Central America, which
England proposes to make halfway house Pacific
Gibraltar to her present distant possessions and yet
more vast and immediate interests at stake in the i'm
n