The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-26
Appealing to the South.

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The oppo,iton TO administration that has long
bsen ,mouldcring will burst forth ia volumes of vivid
A.me and the Empire Stale will rang and reverberate
viii, the OF the hards, OF old constitutional DEM
ocais To suppose any other course would be to suppose
them false their principles to their friends and to item
selves, They will regard Judge Bronson political
maryr as no fact and they will hir accord.
usl, Toe South, too, will speak and in language
mot likely TO bo misunderstood at the White House."
I'm, tia. Iassivsr.
The foregoing is from veteran whik-one who un.
des.ands and has long pracsed the cucs Of his party
He makes haste TO tender TO Judge Bronson his sympa
thy; and by way OF strengthening hm under bis adver
sty this dsneresed wing is rspired with eloquence in
depicting the volumes OF vivid flame" which are to
burs, forth the Empire Se. and he makes the welkin
"ring and everberate wi a Toe Indignation Of the hards
or old constitutional SMocrais" He caps the climax
when he reminds y 1dge Bronson tina, he is suffering
90 political mart r." This is the greeting which wing
partsans have always extended TO renegade democrats
We have h d thousands OF political martyrs in time.
butwe ,ver saw one Of them s&inted by the democratic
party. This suggests a remarkable difference between
the wo parties. When democrat becomes refractory
ind rebeious, the democratic party uniformly cut him
of, and refuse ,orecognse him. Such renegade is
sure 10 find the doors OF the wing party wide open.
him in. II is in thus way that the wing party has
been always fed and kept alive by the accession
Of democratic disorganizers. II we were to take the
trouble now to run the OF the acknowledged
leaders OF the wing party, the singular fact would be
established that many OF them were once democrats
that they rebeed that they were expelled from the DEM
ocsaaic party; that they hailed martyrs by the
Wings received into their confidence, and promoted the
leadership of their forces Judge Bronson is travelling
no new road and be is in danger OF being lost in the
woods As democrat his fate is sealed; wing he
may succeed better, If Mr. Seward and Mr.. Dickinson
have objections.
But The point the extract from the Inquirer TO which
We wish call special attention is the auson made 10
the South Judge Bronson is haltered with the hope
tina, in The South. too, volumes of vivid fame" will
burst forth from the volcano OF southern opposition and
speak TO The White House in thunder tones We appre-
bend that this wing has fallen exactly into the
error about southern democrats which at the
bottom Of the movement OF detection in New York. We
have no doubt Tut that Mr. Dickinson listens with eager
for The hunders OF opposition that to roll
ing from The South. and especially from the Old Domn.
ion. where he wanted to have been born. Bot, alas
how dieren, response does he hear the Old Domln.
Of with rebuks OF iactioniss which is ,inglnsr now
IN the ears that expecting tbunders OF opposition
the administration The Richmond Enquirer has blasted
that hope, and II has only spoken The voice OF the
South
We deem II ACT OF charity TO inform the Inquirer,
and all else whom may concern tia, the democrats OF
the South are no, fanatics the question of slavery.
They understand their constitutional rights and when
northern fanaca commit aggressions upon them, ihsy
know how to express their Indignation and 10 repel
Their agareasoas; they know. how appreciate the
aid and support OF northern when their rights are
invaded, and they cherish living gratitude towards all
such friends. Bot yet they fanatics; they are
not children to be frightened at ghosts they know when
and bow danger approaches their hresdes and their fam
lily affairs. They thank Mr.. Dickinson and all such for
standing by them when the hour OF peril cane. But they
DO moi choose TO Ny into excitement on the slavery
hon when there IL peace and quiet throughout the land
They zee Garrison and Douglass. 1T id omns genus, in
dugng their fanatcal hostility in loud denunoa,ions OF
southern institutions; but long as these asgressons
are excluded from the democratic party at the North,
souihsn democrats laugh them to scoro 1t is an en-
tire mistake 10 suppose that the South will emilia, under
any man's banner al this line who may desire 10 secure
- "io" '"' "'''' k'o""u w Hs past noefHy
to ito interests The present business OF southern demo-
Gratis IL 10 support and sustain President Pierce and hi.
oab'aet IN their patriotic efforts keep abo,ossm ou
OF the democratic party. The recent elections would
seem 10 indicate that they doing up their work in
manner equally satisfactory to themselves and to the oc
cupsns Of 'hs White House u Judge Bronson has beer
deceived into ,hs 'dea ,ha, h,s decapaon will excite
democratic rebellion 10 The South. he has only TO wait
few days. aYi he will hear abundance OF such thunder
that which has already greeted him in the Richmond En-
Qurer .ea