The daily union., 1854-11-19

long this glorious Union last after the destues of the
country shall he confined the possession of party
which claims all the benefits that the constitution
ties TO them but denies all obligation to observe obey
its mandates here it affords protection the institutions
and rights of onehaf of the States composing this epub
lie Why should any patriotic citizen engage in the
sade OF the North against the South How much will
philanthropy or humanity constitutional liberty, gain
if the should be successful? Is there no man here
whose heart beats in unison with heart south of the Po-
tomac or ONO is there bosom here which throbs for
the fate or happiness of mother sister in the south
ern States Are there no ties memories, glores,
which We all hold in and cherish with devotion
equally holy, and without reference to the State that
gave US BIRTH in the ycissudes of fortune has become
our home Loud applause]
In conclusion friends permit To that there is
nothing IN the result Of the recent elections which should
danpcn our ardor or induce to relax energies II
evident from the returns in all the States where cleo
tons have been recently held that they the result of
coalition between ncongruous and rreconcIabe elements
which cannot long be held together in harmonious action
tCheers.]
1t nvarabe law of political action that coalitions
when once successful hold together in the
ceeding campaign Hostile factions, like allied armies
may act in concert in the face of foe but they
fail to pieces the responsibilities and spos of VIC
tory. Applause
Thusit will be in Pennsy vania Ohio Indiana and
wherever else the allied forces aboltionism whgis
and know-nohingsm have by straapem obtained par
tial victory the democratic party They
act afrmatsely and by their united redeem all the
pledges that each faction has made the coalition will
be instantly dissolved Will they venture, in order
tain the support of the boOnsts repeal the fugitive
slave law TO abolish slavery in the District of Columbia
and to prohibit the slave trade between the Sates in
order retain the cooperation of the know nothing caba
will they abolish the naturalization laws and prescribe
large portion of the American people because of religious
faith their place OF birth? Never They dare not
Hence my friends let us be of good cheer All is well
Though the heavens partially overcast the clouds
passing away The prospect ofa glorious day
brighter lCheers Let us stand firm by principles ;
they the principles of the consttutionof the Union
OF that great democratic party which has so long
troed the destnes OF the nation which has conducted
to position of greatness and power that challenges the
admiration OF every enlightened people and which cannot
be abandoned without destroying the last hope Of the
shaved and downrodden masses throughout the world
Applause Let there be 40 COMPROMISES with the enemy
for they the enemies of the coanryno concessions
the pernicious and hateful isms of the day. Appause
Let unur banner 70 the battle and breeze having
inscribed upon its ample folds he constitution and the
Union; State rights and the right q the people to self
government; perfect religious toeraon and proscrp
ton of American czens wherever born Cheers and APP
pause Let it float proudly amidst the raging storms for
they will be brief furious They may beat against
the rock of democracy which that ensign planted but
il will not be moved Long after the agitated waters
have subsidized it will stand out in its invinciby, and
need fear for the ship of State while it is anchored
It's everlasting base Loud and longconnucd cheering