The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-18
From the Newark Daily Eagle.
Our Principles Forever

Under this glorious caption that ndeiatsab labofer
the good cause-th~ Psnnsy presses thought
which, We doubt not shared by every rejecting dem
ocfal 10 the vital Importance of maintaining demo-
ersne prnep,ss 70 The administration Of State as well
as national Ala These principles" says coteu,-
posry-and let us never forget this fac-hese prpc-
pies alooe can keep our government from f4s, reosra
Jung and SINKING 10 anarchy and confusion, and finally
to despoliSn Why, VIVA, there in The course OF the
wbxs, that Of any Of the factions aud ssm Of The
day, 10 indicate eerent result Ii undispuied fact
that the whg party make profession OF prncipes and
OF course y IS necessary nIetsnce that they have
and what In The name OF common sense, would become
OF us II party acknowledging no rule cf action should
be in powers What could expect from the rulers
they would pisce over us That they would change our
revenue System, charter United States Bank encourage
uneonroed and uncomfortable corporations. cut loose
The North from The South Any OF ihese all who care
luly examine their tendency would plunge US,
as nation into irremediabe ruin. But. will Say
we do NOT feel assured that any rulers whom that party
would place 10 power would enac, aught OF the kind
They did once hold 10 high protective tariff, but there is
no reason TO ihink they adhere 10 II nov. They
upheld United States Bank, and might perhaps stli feel
some yearnng in that direction but this is only sup
position of ours.
Many OF their leaders, who have abundance of wealth
and whose avarice is snbounded would not unlikely
make effort to get the control Of the whole resouces
OF the country, BY incorporating INTERNAL il need be,
be the moving sprs. and from which they could reap
Ihe emouments; but we are not fully convinced the
party, whole, would second them in this The abo.
al abroea,e ali compromise measures, and ay
portion OF The Union in avowed hostility the oiher still,
there Reasonable doubs whether majority Of the
wings themselves would suffer this be done. Well then,
may modestly be asked what would the whG party ac
comp,sh with the rvins OF power in their hands' We
confess IL impossible 10 answer the question One thing
only be said IN reply. and that thing taught by
the past They would be lavish in the expenditure OF
the public funds, they would increase the public debt
they would embarass resources, and increase the
burdsns OF the people This be IL remembered, we DO
no, learn from their declarations, for they make
but from their history and here will be candid
that, in these allegations, may do them inus-
ice They 10 their hearts, may intend these things
but then, nhat do MSy IN end That is the question
and we wish. for their sakes and ,he sake OF the
country, they had anawered long ago and. until they
do show what their prineipea The only safe
A. or the factions OF the day, OF them il is neces
safy for speak, They controlled by fasatca
zeal Tor the furhersnce OF some single scheme and look
no, 10 any OF the grea, principles oil governmental!
mind 10 foresee that their ement OF the public AZ
fars wouId in the s~s IDEA fespec,. be tyranny unm
gated, while asysry olher there would De license be-
iican institutions could reeuif from them.
Hence from all that he learned from The past or in
eusd IRON the present, the only salvation OF our insin
ons ton rum - the sopvemscy ot the democratic party,
and the carrying out ot In principles IN all our national
sna'rs These and these only, give stability to our gov
eramen' MAKE ne prosper Throughout, all the land bind
ogsnrr ali The Ststes of the conederacy IN harmonious
union. and make respected ihe eyes Of the world.
And since this can only be ganssid nj the expense OF
truth and lasice how valuable the pure principles OF
democracy. and how supremey important that the dem
ocranc party mains,n its sscendency We firmly
persuaded OF what say when we affirm that in the
whg party spd The factions and sms OF the day, there
sh'''e OF nothing advantageous 10 repubican'sm
Miss Cahanpe Hayes, after most brilliant career Of
hve nights at $4,000 per night in Santiago, Cali was 10
rave appeared at Valparaiso on the ,,h u and give
Tour concerts and then 20 TO Copapo the 18Th, IRON
thence 10 CalIao. and probably from that place 10 Aus
iralia