The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-18
The Result in Now jersey.

We copy from the Newark Daily Eagle the subjonsa
able article. every ne Of which gIows with the fsuor
OF Jersey Blue" All honor to New Jersey. and The
'ndomilable spirit Of her united democracy
The result OF the late ole ciion has well
nered rebuke 10 the whig leaders Of New Jersey. For
the last few and particularly during the late can
pagn the wing leaders have assumed disgracetu
themselves and insulting the State disgraceul to them.
selves because, acting hire.ngs TOOLS they have cor
sented to echo The abuse heaed New Jersey by nte
esed parties in other States and instead of sustaining her
honor and laws they have given their aid defnme them
in iung the Sate because the peoI 10, ron time n
time. after full discussion, have sustained line OF policy
which has steadily and surely advanced the State virtue,
Intelligence ard prosperity. No State in the Unon with
the has cerainy secured the adyau
tages OF good her citizens than New Jersey
Her laws are intelligent and humane they faithfully
and honestly administered crime is severely punished
the wants OF the poor well supplied the or cd
ncalon provided for oil and honest industry meet,
with fair reward. The STATE is filled with churches and
schools and amply supplied with asyusns for the indigelt
and The State. meeting all lis obligations sand
in the presence Of her sisters Of the Union without
dshonor her brow. These iacts ard this the
history Of New Jersey in 1883 Ye', with these facts and
history the people Of tho State have been charged
with dishonor and with being corrupt in sustaining
OF policy which has produced such rcsul Those
Who make the charge the wing leaders and wing ed.
OF New Jersey Is ii Insulting 70 the people Of The
State And those who make il justly censufabe
before intelligent people
The pursued by this class Of politicians more
be cenued because of the history Of New Jersey
Her aneccden,s essentially dc atc and pros
ent course harmonizes with her story Among the
first TO resent British eson, she eary Identified he
self with the revolutionary struggle. Her statesmen in
council, add her soldiers in the Aeld the
cause OF republican liberty. Ono OF the first give
her adhesion to tho constitution. she has sweyed
in her attachment to IT, Her political history running
through The administrations of Jefferson Madison Mo
roe, and Jackson. sustained her previous character II 10
true thai during the period that followed when
supposed the financial and business OF the cour
Try suffered under the OF the general govennen
The wing party into power, and season held ,
Stale; but having failed me ct the wants OF the people
and assuming that the State offices were their pc
euliar inheritance, they driven power and the
democracy again assumed IT, They sgnaized their
sion by sbo'ishing Imprisonment debt and securing
the State and liberal constitution. In 1874 The
wings, by unprecedented and poluss promise,
again obtained power, and held it until 1850 Having do.
fing all that time rejected every plan improve The copd.
lion of the State aud the Of the people ,h.y
were again displaced and democratic executive and
legislature elected They work 70 redeem
their pledges and enacted series of laws 10
elevate the morals, educate the minds aud i'm prove the
condition Of the people How the people regard thess
measures can be learned from the verdict they have ur
rendeeds verdict ,ha, should with shame and con.
fusion those who have attempted deceive and misesd
the popular heart.
:" The moral effect Of the election just closed will be
AZ VIC cohsucr Tue means resoTted to by
who led the wing party their success They
avoided all national issues They studonsy from
the people the fact that their election would BE-
test OF the liberal measures enacted by tho democracy
ring the last three years They sought propats class Of
spectators from this and other States desired 10 make
money by depnvinx New Jersey OF her revenue hence
an alliance with the so-caled monopoly parry Then
they allied themselves with st OF men whose subtenane.
Gus proceedings were Of such tioas anil
Asieresn tendency that they could not osginx openly
ire ne olio anl
slabs in the dark ian organ that ten years ago WA
driven out Of every political association in the Union for
its dangerous tendencies These wing leaders aided in
organizing this dark rDd Rbostiy band and united with
them IN attempting to take the sscss over Of the stas
INTO their snboy hands To these were added thai bon,
but Misguided number who think that the sus.t war 20
make men vir,uous declare that they shall bscom.
20 oy eaiaive enactment like those no. In the days Of
Hold bras,
Sought TO make orthodox
~ apostolic blows and knocks"
henceiorb, they, the wag patty Is in favor Of
prohlbitory law; give power and you shsn succeed
Leading these several bands with their banners flung
the breeze the wing leaders advanced mako their
Taught on the democracy Of New Jers,yi Let IN. ,ou
Of the'f overwhelming defeat be lesson all asoeuss
Lei such learn that but igaoa ci idren or vsry
pneflie Old men can ever be mish am by such par
eo'ofed Preienccs and let the tru do acy feel that
~ he h'e campago, even wh-n iveparsd they and
conquered 'hs -FOUR parties ed sgunt hem they
uevefia when united 10 sustain dar 10 ever
JksskrnAS aud lover OF his county"
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