The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-27

The convention which nominated Charles j. Jenkins
ior governor Was controlled in s action by Senator
,Toombs backed and sustained by A. h. Stephens Co
Those who are familiar with the tact aud management OF
these elastic wing politicians not surprised TO learn
atthsy have thrown the name OF wing in the back
gouSd and preseaied that Of republican citizens This
ne born party 10 unknown beyond The limits OF Georgia.
and must have object ia view which does not sp
near upon the surface The Federal Union has fereled
out that object II is "to save Toombs. and Stephens,
and Dawson and Jenkins from the horrors OF hopeless
minority" a a
The address OF the convention OF these republican Gu
zens speaks with the appancy and reekessnfss Oh refer
sken Smith in regard the appointments oil The President
Hmm IN, un(oundsd charges The Intelligent ieemen OF
half dozen States have just placed the stamp oil
their emmphsc condemnation Oar confidence is ansha-
Ven ,bs, the democracy Of Georgia will follow them in Oc-
,obrr Although whiggery in that State has shed its old
shin, il is whggery still Strange would be il any
democrat should have duet thrown into his eyes by men
chose purposes are wholly selhsb, and who have only
NM on new robes 10 add 10 the respecaby and strength
Of their political positions. #f3..
The democratic press Of Georgia is discharging lis
whole duty. Listen to the Federal Union
.The,e /, not wing idea bu in all the com plica-
I'D machinery Of this government. Every law tho
ute books tho offspring Of democratic incipes-ihe
vo,k Of democratic hands An this viii DO admittcd by
The old enemies OF democracy, Dat, say they, we have
abandoned ou opposition yowr principles therefore you
must sbandon your priaciF~s Wing principles ohso
es say they thea whore The for democratic priaci
plesl These about modest and reasonable
in the demands as the converted nhiel would be who,
having previous life denied the authenticity o! the
Scrrturcs should insist the abolition Of church ordi-
n.s~ and all rcgo~s Iorms and obsevances because ne
M Aonger opgosed TO them
.I( tho citizen party 10 satisfied that rhig measures are
wrong ~hg principles obsolete, let ssm Turn from the
eIor q ,tcir ways and profess the true faith The snce
~ OF your epudiaon oil the OF your past life will be
unless you adopt the principles OF the prevail
ue marry and for its candidates 10 carry them out II
YOU 10 not your repentance is not genuine; you hate
ths yieht because il has convinced you OF The wrong
YOU practised IL the success Of democratic prlnci.
pes and democratic measures have convinced you OF The
insutIic ency and imprsccabiy of the principles and
opposed Them what course Is sf you but TO
adopt the first when you disown the latter lfyol appeal
10 the people and ask them to unite with you Ia pulling
down both political parties, when by your confessions
the principles Of the democratic parry admitted TO DO
correct, what evidence have the people that you will
tain any OF principles and uphold any other 20.
nic al organx ton that may become unanimously popu-
lar1 When Mr.. Tcombs sweepingy dcnounccs both po-
lite rites corrupt. and declares their principles obso
lee ~ tho intelligence OF ninety nine hundredths oil
the yses ~ the States and indirectly sentence
hnisel Ii the Toombss party expect the democracy to
rive sc their principles the hour Of their greatest
cess for tho more OF Mr. Toombs mpany,
rey widely mistaken their good hnness and
a,auotism :"