The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-22
The Tricks OF the Enemy.

new movement has been made on the battle field
Hitherto the antisavery sentiment has manifested itself
in various ways, and has given rise TO different and in
some instances unfriendy organizations The northern
wings have been sustained by that sentiment; AMI now
the effort being made TO unite all the grades Of aboi-
tonists whom the wing party has already absorbed
into one body and TO use that body in the effective
manInr against the democracy. Whether this new or
ganization, after it is imboded will be amag with
the wing party under lead Of Scott and Seward or wheth
er It will keep separate existence, under the belief
that can in that manner inct greater injury the
democratic party by seducng portion OF its forces will
be determined by events No matter which course is to
be pursued. new name required; and the one
which has been adopted at reveals the design OF the
movement and the manner in which it is 10 be executed
The noble end OF party, and the benehcent results
OF It's policy, have won the confidence OF the people
The enemy has been compelled TO rely sraagcms and
combinations to evade direct issues with us TO drag ir
relevant and foreign questions into the AMI to
disguise its appearance and conceal its purposes SO as TO
alay suspicion and win the public confidence in order
TO trhe with and beray il. In ls4s the wings denied
their principles, and threw of their party designation
Now we see them, in certain quarters, attempting
the popularity of the democratic policy, and to seize
upon It's name in order 10 smuggle themselves into the
regard of the country. Wing journals, under democratic
names, attempt TO disseminate federal principles Even
The Wing Central Committee Of New York attempts
TO gain the public ear and extend its influence by
styling itself democraiic and in various parts Of the
country organizations hostile to the democracy are
found, which seek to give currency to their ISLANDERS
and effect to their blows by fraudulenily using the
name of our party. These organizations are based on
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wing party, and crush The democracy which they fear
and hate. They the democratic name. with the
knowledge that they cannot thereby weaken the
wing strength and for the purpose Of seducing and
trapping portion of the democratic forces, and in time
TO carry them into The hg ranks by cunning
arrangement corrupt understanding The malignant
libel which contrived in New Hamp,hire agains,
General Pierce and which has been promptly expo sed,
emanated from such sourcefrom abolition fanatics BIO
assumed the OF democrats in order wreak their
vengeance the democracy and build up and sustain
the wing party. This unprincpled mode OF warfare is
being extended throughout the northern and northwest
ern States. The abolition allies Of the wings have as
sumed new name. Their headquarters have been
moved 10 this city, and with the National Era for their
organ, their leaders operating with the wing
mitee in this city against General Pierce and aiding its
eforts 10 Turn The enure anusiayery sentiment against
ae democratic nominee even while they are circulating
slsnderous statements against him In the South This
abolition wing patty styling itself The lndepenlen, De-
moctscy," conceal its character and purposes has
formed eleclioneering association in this city
TO circulate documents during tbs canvass. The
National Era, the abolition organ, Is it's medium
OF communication with the public, through which il
denies the right OF the democracy to its yarty name,
and claims It for The abolition allies OF the wing party,
who, the approach Of the election, style themselves
" Independent Democrats" in order TO concentrate
the anti slavery sentiment, so TO assail democratic
principles eIectually and render more important
service to Mr. Stewards abolition ticket This associs-
ton has published an address TO the people, in which
repudiaes the &mocratic PLATFORM and denounoes the
democratic nominees because their sentiments aospe6
with the platform The same number OF the Naf1td
Era which contains this address contains also, "B
DOCUMENT ron TIVE CaMpAres," "7hs Fugitive Slaps
Lap," The Democratic Platform" and Seen Pierce
and hs and Slavery Movement the article published
by the Era soon after the nomination n order TO make
General Pierce odous 10 the abolition sentiment Not