The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
CITY OF LANCASTER.
TueAday Evening. Feb. 10. 1852
Tuk PnrsrOrScr IN 1852 The Jan


TUX PREslDENcV IN 1859 The Jan
ua,y number nf the Democratic REVIEW
this periodical having a. we stated some
limo since. passed into the hands ut the
Red Republicans, has lengthy article
uponihe Presidential queslinn. II i@keS
i, f,r granted that Gen. Scat will be the
Whip candidate. aud is evidently alarm
Ell at the prospect Of beating Him. It
then branches ufr into discussion nf the
proper person fir the Democracy. We
give below q pollion oi the article which
wilifuIly show what Ihe editor drsiros
The man who is thus called for, evident
ly means Senator Douglas. but We doubt
EeTy much wheih he equals the deS.
eIiptiou. The extract will tend to open
the eyes of many Of rur Democratic
frien Is aud show them whittier many of
their leaders aIe le..ding. The Review
Glys:
"Tn reeapilnste tho Democrslic
nominee for SO must therefore. not be
iram'neled with ideas belnrgng to an
anIerir era. nI rnau Of merely mcal
fame and Local affections but a statesman
seao ran bring youag b'Ood. y"ung idras,
and youag hearts 10 tic counciis If Me
Republic. Your mere General. whethev
ha can write on his card the battle. Ids
Of Mexico. or mnre herucally boast oI
his pr"wess in militia review; your
mere lawyer. trained in the qnilditits NJ
the court, but without a pulilical Idet
beyond lnca' eiecri"n; ynnr mere wire
puller aud jndici"us hottie holder
whh claims prremneuce nav. ON the
s1le ground mt hsnnce played second
fllls 10 better men. aud whn cnZpnl
himselfin his corner with the ide that b,
cansplil votes with the Abolition and sec
Iional facIious he mas intrigued with; aur
ahnve all, yoUr bcatrn h0rSe. wheihrr h,
run FIR a pre0iom Presidential cup a.
first or Secoad, or nn VIII re Al all on the
ticket none ot' these WH do The
Dem Icratic party expects irnm tho Bal
Iimore Convention Il HcW man, a states
man Uf sound DemncraIc pluck. anc
wOI Id wido ideas to use it On; Stale
Rights mau. whn can show hands cleaI
o. tho stain of faction; Free Trad
man, who will break down the Tblilfs u
every rotten monarchy under heaven. ant
opeu 10 the industry aud commerce. u
0I, 0la l..
changes Of the world; a man at large
soul aud open heart. who will maintaiI
in the teeth Of the deHpots Of Europe
The Democratic dnciriues upon wbicl
his popularity and success are baseo
here; a 6oid man. pho can stand Tie JruA
@Jorciga War. aud maintain, by the Wig
or and reach Of his counsels. the honor
Of our flag, whether on the land or the
sea; and yet, man astnte aud wise al
Cato. who eau. by the use of foreign ma
icrial, save our shores from attack, ano
crush the despntS Of the world in Ihei
very dens; a man, tried IN the contests o
laws, aud yet more than lawyer; maj
who has lheorelc learning sufficient II
get lid Of the enlanglements which nov
surround our Diplomatic code. aud lh
mnnarchic law of nations which has bee
pnshed upon us; aud wilhal. Pract'cd
statesman. M, To he discomHted in argu
ment. or led wild by theory, but one vii
has already, in The councils and tribunal
uf the natinn. reared his front To the ,li,
may of the shallow conservative" |
the exposure Of the humanitarian incer
diary. aud the discontinue Of the nut
qualed lhelorician. Let the Bahimor
Convention give 10 this. tho young gen'
ralior of America, a candidate. and W
are contents; but If il fail IL do s". il
members can return To their resbrciiv
homes. personally proud and elaIe'
aud congratulate their constituents III,
each If them has played we'll and Su'
cessfully his pant in running the hope
of the Democratic party of AmeriC
aud of mankind, during four years NOR
for the valorOus Gehouf aud person
cnmrort of General Button and other
aud let them assure themselves al III
same time for dniug 80. of the heart
disgust and not improbahly honest curse
uf nine.tcnths of tho American people
and Of every republican in the Old WUrl
Or tho New. So be il,
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