Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-03
- E.si:r Qs Eag gzasHIHs PRESS

Tie UH1OR contains tie official report of the
last Carusi's Saloon anti-Know Nothing meet
ing 1t will &c recollectea that it occurred on
the 22l of the past month The organ discuss
ing the positions of Northern Wings and Nor
tnern UesaOerats upon sectional issues, SAYS
:. Since tbs facts have rendered II impossible
for any respectable whig journal to disruts
the complies conversion of the northern whiss
10 sbcl'tie nirsa, an effort is being made 6y
some 81 tbs R1nthern organs to make the i'm
p essioB shAs northern democrats and northern
VIII - aEe like uHsound on the slavery cues
ton Tire Rstional Int slligencer, in lis char
seteristie jTsuirical mode Of warfare, leads off
UT this tra1f, and endeayors to give plausi-
bI!ity &c Is insdiOus course by Quoting from
northern dnmocr attic journals articles that sd-
vance such ssntimen.sen the go beet of slavery
80 are known 20 beiD con fict with southern feel
ings In this course Of deception the Inteliigen
Internationally or not. Is playing into
the hands OF the abolition leaders, who are
tabcring to sleuate the North from the South
and TO give to future political contest an ex-
elusive sectional character. If south ern men
shall be deceived into the belief that there is
no difference between northern wings and
northern democrats, and that both are alike
arTayed against southern Institutions, the con-
Summs,i5n f the abolition design OF array
te-iaiiy fastened SO long "a the South can
coLfie Ia the democracy Of The North the de-
3 - cf the abolition leaders will be thwarted
II will only be in the last resort, and as
measure purely OF self preservation, that the
south will determine to seetionalze itself, and
make up an Issue which Will involve the aues.
;l"n Of union or disuniOn. When the InteIIi-
Eepcer, therefore, seeks to Impress upon
zoUteTn Wigs the conviction that the north.
err raft olo
plat, IA with Ibe northern wings, that journ al
is peri -1IDg he most effective and the most
acceptable service to abolitionists
The New York correspondent of the Unfon
says that Judge Bronson remains in the field;
for Governor now, only in the hope of getting
The Know Nothing nomination, of which he,
the correspondent aforesaid, thiaks there is a
fair prospect ,..t.
The Sentinel, remarking that some of the
press and politicians of the West who are in
opposition, propose TO organize 6 western
party" says:
The Northern Wings were beaten on their
ed issues, and were forced To look around for
help Ia the same manner, dangerous men
e me West who have been severely beaten
are casting around them for some plank on
which they may Aoat. In their desperation
they seek To form a new party in which they
may find shelter, and 10 construct a new or
gtnizatien which may aid them in their de
signs. They cannot gain admittance into any
national party; and in their present exigsncy,
they fancy they see a lay Of hoee in forming
geographical party, whose great care shall
tie tuTth erance of western interests by
means Of congressional appropriations, OF
course such association, if IL should be
formed, cannot put forth any claim to national
support 1t Is thu expedient of ruined poll
:ieians, prepared for any desperate enterprise;
politicians who are eager to create faction.
II they cannot form party.
80 The Originators Of tee proposition to form
Western party have not, by any sutherita-
tive deeismt ion, set forth their views and OBJ
jects Ia detail. We have seen, however, expo
sisigns from those who urge the movement.
These xpJsitioDs do not contemplate any
thing beyond obtainiDg appropriations for
WesIsrn Improvements. What those improve
menis are and a. VIA. points they are to be
maoe. We are not distinctly informed. except
ilat the construction of the Pacific railroad q
distinctly mentioned az one Of the objects to
bs deInaDded by the proposed sectional organ.
ization We have beard often of . spells
psrty' IN witch the motives of union among
~ meInbsIs rss ali. med 10 be individual de
sire 70 feed On the public treasury. But this
i 2 Larger Fad grarder idea Whole neigh
EDTEObts anu yea "AUlo 6c-
.inus, are invited to a preeoneerte1 descent In
Slid column upon the treasury Of the Unite
Safes.r -.. 10. - go. -.
Inc Latsltgsneer says ,a.I 4.rl ....
..0ur oti siai neighbor, the Union, with great
4,sr exc Sly, gives al the attention il can spare
ircrn he embarrassed sate Of the Democracy
"a he concerns Of the Wigs Having Kindly
iAntits powerful sid to q few ma lcOnfmtdWh his
presses IN 40 eAort to. ovsl throw the party
i rataer prema,urely united with them in pro.
claiming il dead Tle lesser Lights and or ans
of be Democracy took up the welcome strain
ami schosd the npneuncer1enf that the Rbig
pa-ty VS. dsl0ncs. Ii turned cut, however
jbat, though IN someshat de!icate health, il
hat survived the attacks botL OF srripg friend,
ard open enemies ard was stiH alive and I
re lisTs of battle. SO the Union and lite allies
Wig and democratic. returned to the chargs
aud shpwersd blows 80 hot, if not heavy, 81
the head aid shoulders Of the indomitable ole
Pary, that they Thought IT must have beer
tn'.e for 1T last. aud "a the Union now pre-
ciairas it .'n0t only doai, but buried, May
Mt the wish be- as before, "father TO: ths
thought 2 " IN
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hIta t"ehy Lis.IGi murders On Iheir crowns
al naI-h "a tsRa. :