The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-17

Rodnan NJ Price has nnquestiona b " received major.
NY the cast, but the OF the State yet
stands Iewiat hin and the gubernntoria chair. His
claims 20 be contested baiore another Ibuna and
The constitution o. New Jersey (oever yet vioatsd) tbs
lion in tbs path OF the monopoly 10 is march supreme
power Let the honest ani-monopolisis Of New Jersey
take heaIs-he constitution OF the State is with as
IIrenfon STATE Gdxttte.
Here ID open declaration from wing journal that an
attempt IS 10 be made BY that party 10 treat the
election in New Jersey as II il mad never occurred
Though Rodman Nj Price bias "uuqueslonably received
majority OF the voes cast and thus been elected gov
OF The Stale by that highest and hottest OF all powers
republiehe peopesll, whiggery, true lis hatIed
of republican principles and adverse 10 recognising the
rights OF The majority, Is about 10 arrogate 10 it's the
right OF questioning the wishes OF the people, and
hwaring. ii possible the choice pressed the ballot
box The question of the inelgbllity OF Mr. Price has
been disposed of and does not enter into the consdera
ton OF any sensible man al this time, II, indeed il has al
any period during the canvass and the attempt 10 raise
that Issue now is but 10 conceal still wick
ed and malicious attack upon The constitution oil the
State and the will of the people. The citizens Of New
Jersey by majority scarcely ever paralleed IN the po
cal history of that State, have elected Mr. Price, and the
sovereign people will be lhe lion IN the path" OF the wing
party they attempt TO interfere and defeat, by their
machlna ions, the expressed will OF the majority The
people, honest in their purposes, and nfexble in their
determination TO support the welsetled principles which
lie at the Foundation OF this republican form Of govern
menthe right OF majority TO choose their own rulers
is the power which have ''abidng faith" aud
they will take that the candidate who has unques-
tonaby received majority OF the votes cast for gov
Jersey VIII ldkc MS al
time, and discharge the duties OF that office.
But IS truly refreshing 10 hear wing journal talk
ing about the constitutions and assocang their political
faith with the ntl-monoPoy party. When has the
wing party OF New Jersey or the Union respected the
constitution when it stood in their way TO power! or
when have they refused to lend their aid 10 build up
nopoes and thus crush the individuality of the people
The whole history Of the wing party is history of
monopolies from their defence OF that monopo-
y the Bank of the United States TO the creation of the
thousand smaller which be found in every
State OF the Union. They exclusively the party OF
monopolies BY them they exist, from them they draw
their strength IN all their contests with the democracy
And yet they talk abou, the constitution when
passing their unjust and unequal laws; do they de-
nounce the monopoles when they receiving their
support on the election day. II only when democrat
c governor is elected by the people Of New Jersey that
The wing party OF that Stale suddenly converted to
defenders of the constitution, and orthodox hates
of monopoiies all their FORMS
But the trick IN too apparent the conversion is 'oo
sudden. Saul was miraculously converted on his way
to Damascus; but the manifestations OF his sincerity
to be in the fruits OF his after life No such fruits
have fell from the wing party IL they talk about
regard for the constitution opposition 10 monopoes
beware OF the serpent in the path But the people
New Jersey fully awake TO the outrage their
rights that s to be attempted, and the OF the
who faced British bayone,s at Princeton and Monmouth
will not quail before wing in the defence OF their
rights and the supremacy Of the ballotbox Ii The whgr
attempt 10 violate the one overthrow the other, lei
them beware the " lion in the path"