Kansas weekly herald., 1854-09-29
From the Boston Post.
ENnGficiS21l Re0Nked.

ne Ln7Cn DcWOCTUf, pttDllS1C0 III lf1afl-
chester, n. Fl. and whose editor was op-
posed to the introduction Of the Nebraska
4,iil, contained an elaborate, able and pa
triotic address to the democratic voters of
:hat State, on the 9th instant, from the pen
of It's editor, which was conceived, and is
expressed, in the best spirit. and cannot
iail 10 have q beneficial influence upon the
democratic mind there. The Union pur-
sued an honorable course in lis opposition
to the Nebraska bill, but because that bill
has become a law it will enter into no fac
tious opposition to the administration, or re-
frain from using its best exertions to unite
the democratic party and to lead it to victo-
~. This high-minded determination, we are
confident, will be generally adopted by the
democrats of New England who aided the
election of Gen. PIERCE, but wno may have
differed in opinion from him in some re-
spects. This administration is a democrat
ic administration-to the democratic party
alone it looks for support, and that party
III sustain II friuu,pkantly. Those who
are now unwilling to support the present
national administration, but call themselves
democrats, will soon be in the ranks OF the
piebald opposition, and the bilterest foes to
the principles they once advocated.
The Union after describing the elements
which compose the fusion parry, asks
"What now is the platform upon which
these confederated scheners of wrong are
preparing to entcr the confess Has the
wh:g party, which is the larger and con-
trolling element in this hot and secthinr
cauldron, retained the platform of princi-
PIES which after SO much tribulation and ex-
citement, 1t adopted at It's national conven-
tion Of 1852 Have Messrs Nesmitll,
Bellows, and the other members of the del
eSation 10 Baltimore from New Hampshire
been loyal 20 the faith they plighted to the
delegates there assembled from other Dor
lions Of the Union ? No they have spurn-
ed the platform they there adopted, and in
It's stead have accepted from the abolition.
lists series Of propositions, So gigantic in
political wickedness, that had they been
announced in the convention of patriotic
wisdom and concession which formed the
constitution, they would have caused a
shiver of Indignation to prerade not only
that illustrious body, but to run like a gath
ering earthquake through the length and
breadth of the republic. The platform of
the opposition is comprised in the follow
ing three propositions:
The repeal Of the repeating section OF
the Nebraska law.
The repeal of the fugitive slave law.
The non-admission OF any more slave
States into the Union.
The first of these, the repeal OF the Ne
braslia bill, is an impossibility is ad-
Initted TO be such by the New York Eve
ming Post, the most persistent and relent-
less anti-slavery paper in the Union, and
is known TO be iinpractieable by its advocates
IN New Hampshire. They only proclaim
Il tor political effect, to sustain, if possible,
the antl-Ncbraska excitement, which since
the passage Of the bill, despite their mis-
representations and frauds, is fast subsiding.
Even the lunaiic ratings of Horace Gree
i have suhsided into an admission, at Sar-
sttoga, that Kansas will be n free State,
notwithstanding his asseTerations to the
contrary. For what vast procession of
talsehoods and crimes will these abolition
fanatics be one day called upon to answer.
The second of these propositions is the
repeal of the fugitive slave law, and the
SUCCESS throug hout the Union, or the oppo-
sitlon to the democratic party, In this and
the remaining proposition. would in our
opinion as surely dissolUc the Union, as the
a6Rgation of the Constitution itself We
lot take any narrow view of this ques-
ton, and those who know US viii do us the
josace to say that we do not take counsel
from our passions or our impulses. We
arc not alarmists .either. Nor do we fear
the advances of abolitionism and infidelity
TO the requirements of the constitution, so
long as the remnants Of the whig party can
be kept from its pestilent embrace, but when
such propositions as We have enumerated.
embracing succession Of ploss against the
harmony Of these States and the welfare of
their citizens. are held up and accepted
in New Hampshire, Nasssrkases.s and