Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-05

"fOr what arc inc LhcB ucI0 - uue, skAAe
day, the first Wing statesman Of the North who
has ventured to defend the Nebraska bill Is u
has been passed There is not q solitary Wing
Newspaper in q free State that does not openly
denounce the Nebraska bill as . fraud and an
outrage perpetrated by the South on the North
There is not solitary Wing Convention, coun-
ty or State, held in free State since the Me-
braska bill was passed, that has not declared
undying hostility to it, and resolved on the
work Of repeal regardless of all other issues.
aTo sum up the whole, we may say, that
the overwhelming sentiment of the Wing party
in the free States il, that the 9Th section OF the
Nebraska bill shall be repealed, and to compass
this any union with Free Democrats, Free
Sellers and AboIstionists, will be resorted TO-
And not only this but we believe, Judging from
their papers, that large portion, if not ma
jority Of the Wing party in the free States,
will push their action to the repeal OF az laDs
for the protection Of slave property, and to the
abolition Of slavery in the Territories and in
the District Of Columbia. Tho first course will
irrevocably sunder the Wings Of the North
from those Of the South The second will m
questionably dissolve the Union, and scatter in
fragments this Republic"
The socalled Democrats of the South do all
they can to encourage this spirit Of disaffection
among Southern Wings They differ in rela-
ton to the propriety Of = separate Wing or
ganization. The Southermer, printed at Rome,
Ga, while disclaiming any right to coun-
sci it's political opponents, sees no question Of
sufficient Importance to keep the two old par
ties in the South apart. What the South
wants is, perfect unity among all its citizens
..sA ol n he khok
IF Southern Wings are sincere in their
professions Of interest in the maintenance Of
the rights of the South, and in their determi-
nation to make the Abolitionists feel the power
Of their arm, they surely have sense enough to
know that their organization into sectional
party would be matter Of great rejoicing in
stead Of alarm to our common enemy. To
keep the South divided as it is, whilst they
marshal in solid columns their vastly superior
numbers under one flag and one commander,
is all that the Abolitionists desire, as first
move to the accomplishment of their wicked
aims Would it not therefore be wise for the
Southern Wings to lay aside unfounded preju-
dices and bury gangrened enmities and come
into the Democratic ranks? In this union the
South might see an assurance Of the hope that
we will yet obtain signal and final victory
over her inoendiary foes. If they feel that
there is really danger to the South from the
agitation Of the Slavery question, would they
not display vastly more patriotism by hocking
to the standard of the Democratic party, than.
by defeating our efforts, and their own too, in
fostering an organization that will keep our
people dvidedg
every rejecting man must sec that, if the
Southern Wings organize into sectional par
ty, the national Democrats will be left to fight
the Abolitionists singly and alone Who then
can foretell the result of the contest between
the sections? Will we not be defeated? The
answer would not be doubtfnlly given, if the
gallant men of the Wing party would join the
Democracy in the contest A party formed of
such materials would be tho strength and glory
of the nation, and would sweep down Abo-
litionism as with the besomof destruction"
The Times and Sentinel, another so-called
Democratic paper, published at Columbia Ga,
takes similar view
off the object is to remain in the Union and
control the action of the Government, then Co
operation with the Democracy is the only al
tentative. IL we allow that the Southern
Wings can carry the whole South into sep
arate sectional organization, of which, however,
there is no probability, they would still be in
a minority, and the Government would be in
Northern hands. The South must have allies
at the North, then, to enable her to protect
herself from the aggressions OF the Abolition
lists. We cannot do without them if we would.
But why should we turn our back upon our
friendsa There are many Northern Demo-
Gratis who have stood by US in every ISSUE and
struck blow for blow and received wound for
wound with us, in every battle with the Adolf
tionists. They have richly won our confidence.
Why should not the whole South 20 into the
next National Democratic Convention? We
have fought and won, side by side, great VIC
tory on the Nebraska bill, and with the same
forces, we can win q like victory on every field.
1t lie true there are Free Soil Democrats who
will in all probability, assert a claim TO a seat
in the Convention. Let them come. We will
make the platform, and If they accept it, we
certainly will not refuse their votes in carrying
out our true policy. We write in all candor
and earnestness, and cordially extend the right
hand Of fellowship TO the Southern Wings.
What say our Democratic contemporaries? Is
there not room enough in the old wigwam for
all true hearted Southern meni
"This is momentous issue now before the
Southern Wing party. By joining the Democ-
racy in body, they can give the South the
control Of the Government, preserve the rights
OF the States and perpetuatc the Union. We
have divided long enough. Our interests and
duties are the same. Let bygones be by
cones"
The more sagacious organs Of the Slave In
terest depreoate those counsels. The union
Of the South in one party for the support and
propagation Of Slavery would necessarily CON-
pei the People Of the frce States to resort to
an antagonistic organization; for the total dis
solution Of all party ties between Southern and
Northern Wings, would soon be followed by
the rupture of the ties which now hold to-
gether what is called tho @Natonal Democ.
racy" The Riehmond (va) Enquirer, there
fore, opposes the union recommended by it's
contemporaries, although it assigns other rea-
sons for its policy. Speaking Of parties in the
South, il says, No true friend Of the Demo-