The daily union., 1854-12-24
wARNIyG WORDS For THE souTg

That there is not single prominent democrat in the
North known the advocate Of the constitutional rights
of the States who is the avowed and persistent
Of the lSnow-nothing party.
That of all those elected Congress by the know-noh-
ngs of Massachusetts, every committed TO the most
ultra-abolition doctrines.
That OF all those elected Congress in New York by
the know nothngs, they either the warm friends OF
Mr. Seward they the active and unscrupuous ad
versaries of the Nebraska bill
That there is not a whig elected in Ohio by the know
nothings and the delegation elected the Congress
from that State whg with three exceptions there
not that does second and support the doctrines
of the extreme abolition leaders.
That in Michigan every whig chosen been elected by
the knownohings and is the pledged opponent of the
South and the pledged adversary of the doctrine ad-
mtng slave States is fact beyond all dsputa-
ton.
The same may be said of Pennsylvania Indiana, Wis
consn and Illinois These allegations may be defended
and established by names and antecedents.
Take next the friends of the constitutional rights of the
South who have been defeated in the North by the
know-nothing organization. In Maine we have seen
the veteran Paris consistent national democrat
eated by the candidate of the know-nohings and abo-
tionis John NJ. Wood In Michigan that fearless and out
spoken advocate of nationality, Hon. David Stuart has
been defeated by Howard unequivoca aboonist and
know-nothng. In Ohio, the intrepid DR.. Ods has been
overboe by the notorious abolonis and nothing
Galloway In Pennsy lvania Hendrck b Wright Charles
Shale W. Montgomery, and other avowed advocates of
doctrines have been defeated by the candidates
of the know-nothings and the abotonists In New
sey, Dr. Lilly and General John s. Darcy both standing
upon the principles of the constitution have been defeated
by the know-nothings and abolitionists In Indiana,
Messrs Durham, John G. Davis, Hendricks Eddy, and
Others all devoted friends of State rights have been
ceeded by abotonists elected by the knownohing vote
1t is true that in some anti-Nebraska have
been defeated but the South will bear in mind that in
every such two things have been proved First that
the an-Nebraska element Though the abolition ee-
men has been lost sight Of and that every anNebraska
who has been defeated has been, with very few ex-
ceptons succeeded by rank and anatical abotonists
So that know-nohingsm, III has done one thing more
than another, has srsd the ranks Of abolonism in The
Nor and has added Iargyo the poer and he organization
Of The abotitionists in Congress.
If the gallant and courageous Senator Dodge is de-
feated in Iowa, it will be by know-nothing votes.
If the notorious w F. Johnston of Pennsylvania or the
less decided and committed enemy of the South Robert
T. Conrad the abolition leader David Wimot is chosen
to the United States Senate by the legislature that State
know-nothng votes will do the work
General Shields if defeated for reelection in the Illinois
legislature will that defeat TO the combined forces of
know-nothngism and abolitionism
And at this moment a notorious sboitionst General
Wilson, looks forward to his election the United States
Senate by the know nothing legislature of Massachusetts
Let the issue of 'no slave States be made upon the
next Congress- and the South viii how much gained
by the fusion between knownothingsm and abolitousm
We shall then behold such array of anacsm in the
national legislature has before been equaed And
to this fanaticsm who will oppose themselves We an
the true national democracy in Congress and the
ted South Nothing prevent this latter result but the
adoption by the southern people mised by ambitious lead
ers of knownothing representatives and knownothing
doctrines
Let not the people of the South believe for a moment
that because the fusion have many men from
the North into the Congress therefore abolition
ism has been strengthened II is change of name
alone, but the heart and the brains af aboonsm are
alive and controlling and those new men are as much
identified with the ant-southern element as they are with
their own secret commtals and ceremonies THE SUCCESS
STATES and if the South seconds this secret
order it aids and strengthens its own mortal enemies
Mr.. Seward however, is convenient pretext for south
politicians who eager 10 inocuate that portion
the Union with the doctrines All the facts and all
his history go show either that Mr. Seward is play
ing bold game by assuming his present attitude against
the know-nothngs else that he is prepared to abandon
this attitude whenever he the coalition completed His
organ the New York Tribune has hesated to abuse
the adopted citizens whenever they have voted in body
for having declared that he willing to exchange the
Irish and the Germans of New York for the free negroes of
Virginia. declaration which Gov Smith of Virginia NOV
representative in Congress from that State has repeat
edy offered to prove Any party any idea any expeden
any desperate manmuvre will be acceptod-any opinion
deserted bu that Of abolition the Mr. Seward sees
there is chance to break up the democratic party
Besides know-nothingism is the eyanescent exhaa-
ton of the day and the hour So soon as the country
that IL cannot affect the right of suffrage future
adopted citizens by repeating the naturalization laws so
the democrats in the order are convinced
that they oyerrued by aboldonisls and wings
and called upon all important offices TO wornont
party hacks the increase in prosecuted church
is to be the result of the present religious prescription
it will pass away and be forgotten Bu the aboonists
has elected Congress wH remain and W. H. Soard ,o
be puJlcy hailed as their Lender and their champion In
word aboIitionism VIII na die when ow-nothingism
is extinct but win remain in tho field master of the