The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-09

poiht OF met, hot known to them previous to his
tntroducfion by the Baltimore Convention. The
unprecedented popular and electoral majorites in
favor of the President elect is to every mind an
anomaly To claim this Democratic triumph as
the result of mere party measures, based upon
ascertained and avowcd principles, is idle To
trace it to the popularity of the Democratic cand.
date would be worse than idle. Nor does it rest
the position of either of the candidates on the
Compromise measure s; for we find by The returns
that Compromise men and anti Comprumise men
voted the Democratic ticket. Nor can II be
traced to any one more of the great national
questions Of Tariff, Distrbut ton, and Internal I'm
provementsi for we ascertain that, In each section
and State OF the Union the Tariff and anti Tariff
Distribution and anti Distribution, Internal I'm.
provement and anti-Internsl Improvement men
rallied to the support Of the Democratic ticket.
Nor will any ca.did and if-minded man attri.
butte II to locator sectional infiuences for the Abo.
litionist and NuiGer, the Freessiler and the Dis
unionist, stand on the same platform and voted
the same ticket Nor can it legitimately be attri-
ou.ed 10 the personal or political defects OF the
nsr,nso .;u;,;, W he ~ "eu pa.io,' al eA-
patriot without moral attain mon The s.cntohson
Of his Worldwide fame.
What. then, was the peculiar and predomi
mating fact which drew together all these antag-
onislns' ana al on sudden welded these netero-
nsI sv,r,.th;s.s W., .r. 49," :. az az
passion which attracted to itself and bore awav IN
lis course all the feelings ana opinions of the timer;
Certain il lie that there mnst have been at least one
""'"s a"s between such ntagonisms or they
.Ono.,iaa % O,oogt WI in'o suSn aeuve ana
Iieyed i, nossibIe ,b,, Saul c,r.,;ns amt ~.
HAMPSHIRE could have 90 s3on embracedp Who
could have predicted the cordial reconciliation
OF Van Buren, and Rhett, the united and con-
certed efforts of Gddngs and r. NJ. Il. Hunter
Who. that knows the spring of human action,
could have anticipated the cordial union and
thorough cooperation OF the Disunionists of the
south ana the Aooiitionists OF the North, each OF
winch preferred the disrupture OF our Federal Gov.
ernment to the Compromise, and yet both affecting
70 support the Democratic candidate because Cen
raj Scott 'oas not IN their opinion, thorough COm-
promise man % .-. ..,...
So much for the past.
With regard to the futurs wa find some
curions exnressions of on;,io, ,mo,rs, mn,
Democratic contemporaries Tina ,he .a,ns-
r;c,o Csb n,;,s Gan.r., p,,,.,s .d,,,.,,
nower 40 b.rb;nn.r IS o.. Gh,r..;o Sc a.
I,;sh Ill. LIS :. nv Ie
-, ""iio ''.o ta"u'"o''oi Wv NJ
'u"ToT re]oices tnat ioreign-born citizens Will
for season cease to be pets of Democratic
politicians. ,"Not having aDy imported blood
in our veins - the editor sarcastic.llv soys
s,ra h.uo o, s,,, ,:.:.I
Wv VIZ ' 'fA"J VIZ" in""-
KIM iof lie" mohtns past.' lhe Buffalo
Republtc fOresees and deprecates the anxiety
If its friends for the application of the MARcy
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49, Ihe important question
way. '-fs 10 ns as peculiarly important just
~" iS' 'nah De"oc'a's Jake upon themselves the
o'ous aho Amos. nuroerous character that has
isnnguished wing oftce- seekers'
we aiode 10 THIS SUBJECT thus early, that, If
'oss'o'e' VIC mny anticipate with our protest the
~ io"' ohSe' VI 'noSe-'i sucn mere pe-~ho nave
b" shB'e 10 Tue SPo''s proving tnat their party
eai ha'h 'ni' extent no more
we cannot close oetter IMAM with the wing
new OF the prospect as interpreted by the !
Buffalo advertiser
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