The daily union., 1854-11-21

of TODAY Hence it is supposed by the leaders of
that odium attached those has degree
passed away But they will find that the history OF this
country being sealed book and there being John
Adams gag laws in ramme the of speech
press and suppress the reproduction of the political
history the country these avorte schemes Of old federal
ism sought to be revived win be made appear in all
their and hideous deformity revival of the alien
and sedton laws, under the know nothing creed nation
bank and protective tariff Are the democracy prepared
the enemy with the noble front their fathers
bore? Are they prepared for the issue?
POINT WELL TAKEN.
The Belfast Iane) Free Press is paper conducted with
unusual ability We take the following from
ber Speaking of the sequel of the New York hard
tagonism the administration of Franklin Pierce says
these New Workers should have remembered Rves
Tamadge, and the conservaves they should have read
chapter in the great work Of eminent which
In the year 1888, Mr. Fox, the great parliamentary
ebater in the zenith Of his and popularity and
the victorious leader in the House of Commons He gave
the King and dismissed from the ministry and
formed coalition with Lord North and COM
menced violent opposition to the acts OF the
Patriotism love of liberty hatred of oppression
the avowed objects of his attacks but every
adopt the language OF history that the real difficulty
was his exclusion from office and that his coalition
with his old enemy and all these violent assaults only
himself back into power and this being seen his
unavaing and distastefu the public and
his power and influence with the people his
friends with him. More than hundred sixty of his
supporters in the House of Commons lost their places
ensuing election and portivey called Foxs martyrs
and when they had procession in London wearing the
foxes in their hats and wondered where many
tails of that animal had FROM Mr. Pitt syly said
great many had been lately TAKEN upon
every borough Mr.. Fox, young that time, lived
from his prostraton! but his mistake
those Of which history full and the lesson of which
vain read to succeeding generations Public to
attack their adcersares in and oppose their msase
rile having private grs of their redress aud per-
onal ends Of their accomplish, and the
gacy the people alays the condemns
the conduct founded upon It.
"The result in New York will be of great Importance to
the party of the Unon will satisfy the dis
contented spirits this and other States that build up
party within the limits of the democracy against the admin
alton impossible The dea often entertained under
made upon Jefferson 1t is unnatural
attempt when democrats undertake. under the influence
personal resentments to break down democratic
ration lcgtimatey brought power almost before
gets seated in authority The called democrats who have
undertaken it have been overwhelmed we trust will
all similar traitors be rewarded The friends the admins
ration have solid basis upon which build and the
that they have met with several States only
pave the way for final success
The State of the North have been seized by
the discordant opposition and in the the
with which they will be invested disaection will find its
way into their ranks and lose them thousands votes
comparatively small change nteen thousand
Pennsylvania of eight thousand in Indiana of less other
States will give back to the administration the strength
Bruunu or NON mt uustyyb the
States and Territories Of the Union"
WORD TO THE SOUTH.
We copy from the Leedham Gazette leading free-soi
paper in Massachusetts, the following exposition Of the in
Auences which have prevailed in the recent nominal know
nothing victory in that State:
Thank Heaven that party whgs has at last received
its reward Let lay atterng JUNCTION to its soul
that it has received its deathblow from stranger party
which out of thick darkness which never saw be-
FORE No. it has received the deadly thrust from the stout
hearts and unconquerable will of the soers who from
the retreat of know nothingism have dealt them
tributary blow for their past insoence and msdeed The
people at large have long been of the opinion that the whg
party as political party, with all its wealth. newspapers
and lying professions tyranny and burden but they
have never been willing openly to confront it, BY
the secret ballot few ago. they partially sranged it,
but the os of that weapon dsheartened them they
down in soth and despair for couple of years the bur-
den proved too heavy and of just revenge
secret ballot they adopted organization and from
the dark and quiet of that they have emerged
armed with the weapons of immediate and perfect annha
on No party deserved its mortal more For the
two years since resusctaed by the combined efforts
Wales loco and Irish voters II struttcd in pride and in
olence splitting Its contempt at its opponens now has
fallen to rise more.
Mr. Gardner has not only abandoned sunken raft but
VI otheTS nave gone alonR lie been
trusted with faith stimulated by strongest opposition to
The whg party and the strongest hopes he will not
stone upon another of all the ruined and fallen temples of
whggery His Spartan brcvity, which glows and sparke
his letter to Charles Allen, will permit him to coun
enance that contemplate rickcry whereby all whig Off
ers became know nothngs in order their bacon in
Ease Of the fall of whiggery.
He has been supported, defended, and elected by men
Who would be dsgused such hermaphrodte way as that
u eking out the dishonest life of whggery Let him. then
n)oy his triumph like The wings have, during the
'ast two years. and always set him example which he
houid not fail to initiate for their good Let him
commend the poisoned chace to their lips, let him
ease to rule The fall of whiggery in Massachusetts
most glorious and happy The great and sssabie
arrer against the union of the people, defence Of their
lights and liberties has faen and the of better ay
Six free-soers and liberal democrats in the
fouse OF Representatives. and free democrats the Sem
tie OF the United States and majority Of free democrats
he house and senate of the Commonwealth something for
which may boast They the seals ministry and
he crowns of rejoicing of the whose abors and
acrices at length consummated in putting their ene-
MES under their feet"
THE KENTUCKY BANKS
At this particular crisis the affairs of the country when
anks caring every hand and every class of COM
'uniy seems to be threatened with the dire
panic it is consoing to kentuckan reflect that amid
general crash and ruin going around u.s. the banks of
ur noble State with the exception Of specializing con-
erns have withstood the shock and still likely to stand
xed and immovabc the rock of Gibraltar They still re-
hin the confidence Of the people of Kentucky and of the
usness men OF other and from the that thew
been organized upon the proper principles and
ones they only perfect the confidence Of the public
following the examples which others before them
nd we have fears that they will do that