Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-30

mulgated as necessary consequence, a true in
depreciation OF the Constitution, the re-actonar
logic needs to GO little farther to prove that
new law of high treason, or the restraining II
Press is necessary to carry out and guarantee
the Slave-catching law and the Constitution -
Should the attempt succeed to carry out this Grim
inal sophistTy in practice, By means of an add
tionai compromise in Congressman with Con
grcss as with the Hunkers, all things are pos
! sbe-as q further consequence would necessa
rhy follow the increase of the executive power
through the complete subordina,ion of the mali
tia to the president as Mr.. Fillmore has alrcad,
| demanded, at the time the twelve negroes in Bos
ton set another at liberty. This would be tho
probable course of the reaction course east
| ly conjectured from the Baltimore Platform
and that, too, with q good degree of certainty
and thus would the Democratic party have the
honor of having forged the yoke of the Slave.
! holder.
! Gentlemen, |, for my part, assure you that
could bring myself 10 choose vGssalage TO the
Gar of Russia rather than be member of a
party which calls itself Democratic and Rcpub-
lcan, and at the same time brands agitation on
the subject Of slavery as criminal. lie who
adopts name in accordance with his real char
acter, acts honorably at all events, though he fol-
low the most abandoned path but he who cher
ishes wickedness under the show Of virtue, adds
to his crimes both impudence and hypocrisy
The Democratic party, as it now exhibits itself,
in spite of the "moral" liberal" and progress
i've" expression il its platform, has no more of
lrue democracy than the name; and nothing
can be more appropriate to it than what its own
platform says OF the Wing party, which con-
celVes no lmpo>turc too monstrOus for the popu-
lar creduIity."
| have now in few words shown the character
of the Baltimore Platform, in so far as it speaks
out. 1t is, however, characteristic in its silence
and in this regard its silence upon questions of
foreign policy is of peculiar significance Kos
suth, who, in spite Of all previous intimatlons
and all experience acouM not believe in the rule
of the Shareholders, must now know what he has
to hope from the North American Democracy
Differences with Europe work unfayorably up
on the Cotton trade, and mcddling with Europe
an slavery might possibly have a retroactive in
fiucnce upon that in America therefore, is neu-
trality ofnecessitythe foreign policy of the Slave
holders, not TO speak of the natural sympathy of
one lyrant for others. From North America may
never be expected the slightest official aid to
European liberty, so lCng the rule of the slave
holder remains uubrokcn, and nothing is more
loathsomc than the bullying of so-callod Demo
cratic sheets, which threaten destruction to Eu-
ropean tvrants and at the same time kiss the feet
of the Shareholders
No man, in the present position of affairs, can
have stronger motives for earnest consideration
OF the relations which they sustain to the parties
in this country, than our countrymen. Most Ger
mans tend naturally to the Democratic party
But they allow themselves to be deceived thro'
the great names Of the past and the original sig
nifcance which the term Democracy won in the
times of the fedcralists. That Period is past !;
Jefferson, whom the party claims as its father,
would stand appalled,, could he stand once
more among such degenerate children. The
Democratic party is entirely rotten, has com
platey gone over the slayeholding and hunl err
dem.
To all, on which the Germans especially lay
the greatest stress-namely freedom, of the pub
lie lands, limiting the saveholding policy, and
decided stand in relation TO foreign nations-to
all this the Baltimore Platform offers the direct
opposite. And this platform, the servile bunker
press calls the foundation on which we must go
on and build" Let the Russian Gar erect lis
rule upon the ruins of the Republic, and the SER
vile HunkerS would make Cossackdom foun-
cation on which ''to go on 10 build" We must
$50 on and build i'll quite different fash
ion.
From the struggles ofthc times new and sound
Democratic party must be bro't forth, to which
men of right hearts, full of the love of liberty.
men of principle and honor, may attach them
selves And should another victory of the Wing
party be necessary to bring about this new birth
our conduct would be truly Democratic, should
we seek to assist them in vanquishing the Dem
ocratc party