The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-28
From the Washington Union.
Democrats !

Democrats
We have gained the victory of the 23d
December, but the battle of the 9Th of Jan
uary is yet to be fought. viii you suffer
yourselves to be seduced into apathy? or will
you not nerve yourselves with additional Wig
or for the final struggle with your political
opponents?
The wreath ofstriumph is now on your
brow. This week sees you the victors of the
field. You have carried the keystone State,
and the Empire State of the West. You
have swept the State of Indiana Do these
trophies furnish any reason for overweening
confidence in your success-for the slightest
relaxation in your glorious efforts? Far from
it. Your enemy has been beaten at three
important points; but he is not yet subdued.
We earnestly advise you to stand to your
arms-to relax no preparation-to disband
not a man-but to bring every soldier to the
field on the I'd November.
Do not despise your enemy too much
He is determined in his purpose, and desper-
ate in his means. His leaders are reckless,
and willfght to the last. Look out for fresh
stratagems and more shameless inventions.
As the catastrophe approaches he will put
forth every effort to strike you down. But
all his blows and all his maneuvres will be
unavailing, if you continue to exert the en-
ergy which becomes your country and your
cause.
You have to exert yourselves but for lit
tie less than three weeks. Continue to ad
dress yourselves like men to the work which
is before you, and all will be safe Blu
never fold your arms for one moment; anC
as you have been advised, organise your
selves, ARM, ACT, till the very last tap of the
drum. We but repeat what we said few
days ago.
We shall in all human probability, Obtain
: the victory, butwe do not aspire to common
triumph. Wewant a victory which shall b
brilliant I'M its character and overwhelming i
! its effects. We are not content with barrel
i carrying the day. We shall not be Statistic
e with meagre majority; we desire major
ity so large and so astounding that its NOR;
> force shall tell to the remotcst generation
It We want this great people to rush to tt
polls in irresistible numbers, for their oW
n sakes and for the sake of their children.
4 We wish to PROSTATE to the earth the da
g gerous principles which threaten the Cons
!, tuition and the Union itself We desire
If scatter to the winds all the elements of fa
l ton and fanaticism which have so daring
p disturbed the peace of our country.
III We wish to break up the spirit of th
+ military dysnasty which has proved so fat
n to so many republics.
is We wish to bring in race of tried al
practical statesmen, who shall administer t
n government according to the true principl
p of the constitution.
i, We want to teach lesson to the leade
C of the wing party which shall prevent re
ID etition of those humbugs and tricks viii
u have so long insulted the people, disgrac
n. the elective franchise, and even furnished t
ne fame of our country. It is high time to
Mt buke the means by which the wing par
~ ~ have for SO many elections sought to obta
q the power which they have abused. Aw
e. with the double-dealing which has mark
It their electromagnetic double phases viii
u they have presented to the north and
= south-the double sets of documents viii
es they have scattered among the voters of
n two sections of the countryside disgracef
at means by which their intriguing commit
81 81 in this city are even now attempting to he
"a up Franklin Pierce as an abolitionist to t
n South, and the advocate of slavery to t
'e- North !! Let an enlightened people rise
20 in the majesty of their strength and P
y down these disgraceful expedients forey
~. and forever.
OF Above all, we hope they will turn out
~ all their force to silence the desperate effo
,se of the abolitionists. Let US teach these
IN natics that they are striking in vain at {
re- holy Union. Let us show BY our votes t
Oh we are determined to stand by the Comp
~ mise and its determined and open friend
Let us prevent all future agitation, knit
bonds of the confederacy more strongly
gether, and show to Seward and Johnst
and to every man who is cooperating "
them, that whoever attempts to pollute
ark of the covenant will surely perish
We appeal, therefore, to the people t.
adj rise in all their strength, and give such
m overwhelming majority as will carry eve
in thing before it.