Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

4 portion Of the Slnihru Rights party
In Al,hama rrfae {, afhiinic with the cN.
,raorlnary almiurra of Democracy now
being r,ureaai4'd iu TINT State. and cx.
pr,ss preference ar 'hr luinn party A.
m1rc isrly h. advance the real iutrr.'s
ani mtin'aiu the iua righ', uf the South
Tn, expression of thi, feeling at meeting
hell frw days ago in Montgomery !. Tor.
tnr'i hy the recognizing iire-"1'"rs and
zsslpns Drnorrl'in prints into eyilsnr1 81
intended irfachrry on the ptr oi tho Union
lcsdars t. his raure-'n',iiou, ,he Mo.
bite Al-rai~c wai'' admitting ih,i nn.
pr.nrirlcl m,n mry have CROP int 'he
Union psrir a. well a. into oihor pir'ie..
vinlira,o. II, ,eacrnl louesy of is mem.
Der. in the followins terms:
I'VE would inform Mr. Yrnccy tlIa,
hsyr mr. m,a al the Union party who
wer, honest IN their professions lH-' sum.
mer. and who will a1Hd mp 10 hrm-
T'ic,r mr. mn who, IN taking III" position
thcy did were acinn'1d hy an honest de-.
sire to secure 70 the South wsr dai am.
p,e peoieriioa in All her rights. and At the
sane time p5seyrc iht FBiDa. To nc.
cnmplih ihosn tvo results was the object
for which ihey hbircd The Ugh's ef
tis Smith ~ rr l'NoN was whnt they
were trying 10 secure, In this work, the
frt thing done was 10 renouncr al old par.
ty associations. aud cn hos, from al par.
ties. or fraction, Of parties. which would
no, pletls, the South that the warfare hiih.
crto made upon their institutions should
consn, and ccasc forever; that shonll ro.
fisc 10 concedc to the South the supreme
righ' To mnnage. direct. or dispose of her
pcrnliar institution. as .he might sec ct /.
who would not ncknowlclgr that Congress
had no right 10 lrsisiic on the ghiec, of
slavery either in the Suites or Territories
for>its extinction, is restriction, or is ex.
tension who would not, in short. roncr'le
that the people Of the free States had M
right 10 interfere, directly, nor iniirocily.
with the institution of slavery as Il existed
in other parts Of the Union, and who would
not solcmnly pledge themselves thpl agita.
tion on this subject, both in and ont Of Con.
gress. shonld cease, From all who refnsc
TO give 'hc South thcsc pledges, the Union
purity have declared n final separation and.
however inithlcss others may prove NJ kRo,c
there ARE men who sill sta a. firm as the
everlasting hills in the maintenance of
this position who would -corn to have any
political connexon whltevcr with Seward
Gliling4 Johnston, Greely Il Co on the
Wing side or with tho Van Burcns. Hale.
Chase, Wilnot, Sumner. Preston King Il
Go, on tho Democratic side. No true man
to the South can have anything to do with
n Frccsoiler, nor with q party TINT as.
sociates with, gives aid and comfort. or ex.
tends the light Of its eountenance to Free.
soilar This is the position of the true
Union party, of the tyue Som,te,n Riglis
party and We repeat, emphaticaly. THERE
ARE MEN VINO Will MAINTAIN IT."
Another Alabama journal the STAR
Regiacr, noticing the ame circumstance,
remarks that disrust of the fidelity of the
Union party has been declared before, but
generally by men who showed their own
sincerity by relapsine quietly into rcorganiz.
sd-.-that is, scccssi1nized-Democracy
Washington R,pajlf