The daily union., 1852-10-06
The War Cry.


.sThe issue is plainly Of to deceive any OBJ
servant man and for that calamity, the price Of Gen
Pisrces promotion. the county is not YET prepared
The organ of Mr. Truman Smiths committee is re.
soonsble for the foregoing declaration We have OBJ
served recently in the whg press indications OF design
10 trump up such issue this paragraph from the
Republic imbodes for the purpose OF creating among ihe
commercial classes that panic which false alarm oil
financial distress has failed to produce. The wing parry
.ubsisis on periodic panies and imaginary COMMISSIONS
and in times OF tranquility and prosperity II SINKS 10 mat
tste Of mpo,ency and nsgnfcanee from which u now
struggles 10 emerge by false alarms OF impending war
The whig party, in peculiar sense, is The party OF The
,,,,,s 4, iorxe,s the past. ignores the present and
,..s ,hiou and talks onIy OF the hereafter II seems
,;vs Il eoossot apprehension OF the fate OF Lots wife.
IA ,be victim OF knocking mirage and feeng phan.
o, !, rsshes along in pursul, of good il at
.o and ,hrnks from perls which exist only in its own
fancy All the benefceHl results Of whg policy are to
,o,,a hsreafer-a The evils of democratic msrule
inst ahead The poet uttered true wing sentiment IN
hs line" Man never is, but always to be, best;' for
The blessings of whg policy exist only in anticipation and
vanish from the grasp as the rainbow recedes from The
a.l,dsd boy On the other hand the wings have desig-
,a several distinct dates when the "fa OF empires and
~ crash Of worlds" 10 ensue from the ascendency
:, asmocac principles but in every instance they sui
,.,.a Mer,e disappointment, and lived and prosper
"A AGAINST their will and against their prediction II
90. confidently announced that the destruction OF the
Ia limited States Bank TO eclipse the glory OF the
nation and shroui i, in everlasting darkness. The lion
h.a,,sa Jackson was not dismayed. nevertheless he
.nsbed The monster. and the country bounded forward
with renewed energy in its glorious career was dis
covered then that slight error IN the calculations OF
&c yhv .eers had led them anticipate the end of all
things by few years, and that the democratic farih sof
,s16 would certainly consummate the ruin they had 50
often foreboded Again was whg prophecy falsihed.
and not evil but good has been the result
of the tariff Of 1916
Wbv prophets have discovered another small cloud in
tha heavens which is frausht with the nations rum
Tbev e us that the democratic party nourlsh schemes
d territorial agsrandizemen and that. to carry out these
.chemes they want to involve the country in all the
,.m,iss Of war The New York Evening Express, a
Sco, ournal begins series OF awful revelations OF
tho matter with the startling announcement that "he
.of Is on the wak and proceeds to disclose plot which
il saws the democratic party maturing for the acqus-
,ion Of Cuba The nervous alarm manifested by the
Express and its TO apprze the captain general OF
Of spap, should be excused when remember that TO the
Express this despot OF Cuba has accorded the DIS
tincon of free circulation in the island while other
American journals cannot get beyond the custom house
For party purposes and animated doubtless by an hon
es sympathy for the OF desposm. the Republic
echoes The fictitious alarm Of the Express and gravely
announces that ssibe issue is OF war; Now, all hii
is 30 very silly and absurd that can scarcely lrea
the fase camor of the whig press in any other than
strain OF fun and levi,y Il il possible that the central
organ OF the whg party fegns alarm at the consequence:
OF fl,bssiag projects. and presumes to denounce the
democratic party being especially implicated in them
The New York Times is Scott journal much in The
confidence OF It's party the Washington RspubHe and
the Times is among the rampant OF inervenoniss
and fiibusieros II says
As serious error perhaps exists among ourselves
in the endeavor conhue the erfnsor sentiment 10 the
limits OF party Whatever the national faith upon the sub
jecs may be- Is certainly national, and not local part
san The sentiment !. general one There nothing u
distinctive traits of either OF the great parties en,ns
the m a monopoly of H. IL cannot be used for election
eerns purposes The dosdne canno, and ought mo-
to be robbed OF its nationality; and will add no more
strength TO faction which shall strive TO appropriate
than to ,ha, other which shall scout II altoge Their"
il very consistent, in the Republic 10 talk Of the as
sue being one OF war" How many rumors OF war have
we he'd since the presen, administration into power
The vacating character of whg diplomscy-at one mo-
ment making the preposterous pre,ensons al an
other submitting the crosses, insults and injuries now
playing the part OF bully, acting the real Poiroon-
has involved the United States in serious difficulties with
almos, every nation Of the earth The present whg ad
mins,raon have coairived al deren periods to rlacs
this county 10 hostile allade Great Britain Mexico
Spain Peru japan and other nations besides and yet il
orsan attempts raise alarm OF war as consequence
OF the election Of democratic President The Rspub
Les skill in the manufacture of false issues does no
seem to improve by practice, for this last
unquesiionably the most stupid aud clumsy device e
which has yet bad recourse