The daily union., 1854-11-18

te be proud that Illinois exception to the disasters
which have lately befalen the democratic party
During the election in Pennsylvania we observed
with pleasure that the gifted sons of Hon. Richard Rush
were among the most active and powerful champions Of
the democratic party The following brief and vigorous
speech was made by Mr.. j. Murray Rush, at Wilmington
Delaware on the lth of November whittier he had been
invited to aid in the contest recently decided and We re-
eret to saw decided against of the esmabe and
distinguished democrats in the country Hon. George Reid
Riddle But while the spirit of Mr. Russ speech pervades
the democratic Masses such mcn as Mr.. Riddle w not
long be in the minority:
sJ Murray Rush. esq., of Philadelphia was then called
for Mr. Rush forward and received with hearty
cheers said he had been called during the week
with gratifying invitation to be present at this maetng and
address the democracy of Kent county but he had found
himself unable accept The following day the invitation
repeated in cordial and unexpected that ne
put aside his convenience to comply with what no
had the wish of the democracy of Kent lCheers
The occasion for the rmest union among all
democratsthe temporary clouds were in the
democratic horizon He valued not the friendship OF sun
shine devotion most devotion when adversely was
around u.s. He from adjoining State and felt himself
and yet he must correct this remark
between them all there the tie Of country and OF party
The tic of eonnry be severedof country first last,
and always asd tie of party which recognised the
citation of that class of his by the prevalence OF
whose opinons he believed that the glory of his country
would be most advanced iChecrs.l
He was proud of the State of Delaware; she was the
first to adopt the constitution of s and her Dickinson
her Rodney Bayard belonged TO that class OF men
whose had become part OF the moral property OF the
Union Mr. r. spoke for time, and was listened to with
attention He reviewed the general formation and
position parties and took the ground that the
which in fact the party of the people, and
one growing of the institutions OF the country, could
be defeated but by deections from its own
r..l:nua ..,;taA in dnu,-
ranks that present factions united N no one
mon principle Of public pocy that many who had united
with them would upon sober second thought, como
back to the democratic ranks and that wings
would in corn of unoy alliances proposed by the tac-
,,n of hour and that the dissolution OF tneir party
oclaimed adopt the great democratic party of the
nation. -,
ssMr r. had sympathies with know nohings, or ma
,; Americans or Americans He cared not for the
arence in their seed in thing they were untedand
tba, was in opposition 80 the democracy In anotner thng
~ ere in fact uuitedi the effort to build up new party
anon p,ncipe at war with te constitution and the equal
political and reigious privie9 gSarahueu ~ AZ"
The questions connected with our naturahzatioh laws
opened by this new doctrine Of oppensn under the
rame of know no,hingism were very important, Emi-
grafton will steadily towards TINS conu6eR
The Political and social necessities OF men VIII drect popu
iaon where land abundant and laws the most equal Inc
broad expause this glorious republic not made for an
isolated few its soil and its institutions should be freely
opened to all The party organization either aim
ing at the spos of Office at principle bearing upon the
future Of the American people, in ways deserving
the most serious attention Of the statesman and political
os Mr. r. believed the hundreds of thousands who
now annually upon shores-not a. paupers, but
vrtuous men and women bold pioneers of the futurewere
but the of Providence, in the more
full under the bengnant influence OF repub
can and Christian laws These people would unless
our emigration altered and how we to re-
ceive them friends allies II ms the former should,
like the Of old add to strength and goryS
che latter new power would be in mdst foreign to
our "
room for all the republic would govern all. When popua
tiou and the business Of nation increased and contracted
or stationary currency existed national dsress might fol-
low but the mines California opened to smua
neous,y with this great Of people, thus provd
ng for the new and condition Of the people, Mr.. r.
bis addres. by reference to the coming election
and urging every be the polls to contribute by his
individual efforts to the success Of the great cause