New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

Plantation should be Immediately act on foot anu when
III. once known the friends Of freedom viii flock together
:, countless mutiudes. This would form nucleus los
that Great political party which Is soon 70 De sfnerci
from al other parties and overwhem them all ms new
PARTY will he composed OF the true champions an o'
~ ieriy and the haters tyranny and oppression II
viii overthrow and demOsh the b0ggs Dz7ocrlcy WIN
which the country rife and in us stead VIII eluy
the standard OF True DENoc RAcY which WIZ OBEY W I
n. the reople in the administration OF me "
d no; set that will al defiance and constantly DOW II 1e
Inos servic obedience to the .Hactng and yrannca a..
mands o. Slavery. as the present bogus Dr"'c'' ~
p,rfsfr0f-oH does
Lei The new party be called TIE True DEMocRtor, AMI
let il adhere with unfnching tenacy to that naine'
was rect rtly informed b. trend from Niscosh '' s'
Germans Of that state who voted tor Pierce nave
red their error and j, the adhereus 10 te
rresent Administration Bogus Democrats II i an a-
peaon which they certainly entitled and rt me
friends Of freedom who love liberty and despse slavery
and oppression which constitute the ApsG and OeH OF
All The leading Of the present ration
unite under the opposite Of TRUE DEMOCRATS, "hieh VI"
uroperly de- -nae their real character
have always been identified with the hig party out
row. for the frs time in my life, feel strong desire %
forget ell other party differences aside rom the one rea
que stion which egtsing the country thst may
unite with all other true friends Of equal rights and PR
yileces in opposing the extension OF slavery ana IN urn-
inc back is dark tide 10 overwhem and destroy those
who are striving 20 use as means OF crushing ana
rnibs.ipg the Liberties Of the country. doubt that
nineienihs OF all northern who think and act for
themselves feel as do upon this momentous subject but
he
ard abeted ~ the demOnac spirits OF every section,
whose souls reyel with delight in the foules deeds OF
Garkress seek TO innida;e the wel-disposed lovers OF
freedom by the stale cry of A50ti0His's mus they
hone TO deter the mutudes of northern men, whose hearts
ers RIGHT upon this great subject from uniting IN their
r 10 suppress this giant evil and TO advance the true
interests and prosperity Of our country 80 - ,
Itr,mains TO be whether the people oil the NoItH
ss bodv are a. weak minded the savocracy OF the
country suppose them 20 be. The champions OF slavery
have boldly proclaimed that they look upon the masses OF
Tie North-ihe farmers who till the soil the mechanics
and abornc mer-as possessing the spirit OF dogs when
whine and cry when they beaten but the moment the
active pppcaton of the lash il suspended they turn ana
lick the hand that scourged them with the most humble
doclity. ~ ,
viii the future conduc, Of the North sustain this opinion
f the yrants and oppressOrs who are now ruling u as
with rod of iron or what i the hendsh wnp OF
the slayedrverl trust not cannot believe that our
coun,ry so far debased TO bow IN disgraceu ser'y
10 the will and wishes of those unprncpled demagogues
who having power the moment use that power TO OPP
nres and degrade those who by their votes clothed them
with their present brief authority and seek To blast the
true interests Of the country, by extending over the
blghiing curse IF Slavery. 49,
Let u have then immediate political organization,
headed by such editors William Cullen Bryant Horace
Greeley &c. with other Leading drawn from all
no,itici parties Let them hoist the standard OF TRUE
DryocRacY and invite all to bury all former differ
ence and unite in uherng the true interests of the coun
try b. hurting from power the mscreants VINO nave pc
trayed and dsgraced them. Then VIII the hosts oil the
peoJlc rush to the rescue.
Brckun, June 5. 1854