Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-12-02

Two years ago this fundamental article in the
Of every Wing and Democrat, and he affirmed it By his
vote either for Scott Pierce whichever way he voted
but now every Wing and every Democrat who does mot
repudiae this solemn pledge contained in the comprO
mise Of 1850 and reject the great principle Of State rights
embodied in it. is to be denounced Republican and
denied admission into the black Republican party.
Thus yon may take each article in the creed Of this
new party, and you viii find that it principle always
advocated by the Abotonists but sanctioned by
any National Convention Wing or Democratic. The Whgs
and Democrats who join this party not only
qured to abandon the creed and the principles they have
hitherto professed and in lieu Of them to embrace the
abolition faith and conform the abolition creed but
still they denied admission unless they will 90 fur
ther and abjure not only the name Of Whg and Demo
crat but ahure all allegiance and ties bndng them 10
either Of the two great parties Of the country They
must not be allowed to pay decent respect to she
memoy Of the party to which they have belosged but
their character aud conduct to be such urns
conclusive evidence that they have abured every thing
dear TO tacr in the party and therefore may be relied
upon rs being pure and unaduterated Aboitioniss IA
the future fear from my observations in this State for
the last few months, that the whole Wing party with
here and there exception has been surprised in the
night time by tke abolition army and all taken prisSnsrs
aud retained captive in the abolition camp. without
gle having escaped tell the sorroWfu tale OF thcx
misfortunes. [Laughter,l How many Democrats hare
been made prisoners by the Aboitcnsts viii be dcber
mined by the recent election when tho full returns shah
be received Il Is obvious therefore that under the
stpg state OF things there bGt two great parties leG
In the Northern Sates the is the National Demo-
cratic party with principles broad the Republic ana
az ngarabe as tho Ccnstituticn and the other
tiona party whose prncip confined in their opD
ration the .slagehoding States whose view
their constitutional obligation consists in stimulating the
passions and exciting the PRIDE and arousing the prea
dces OF the North of deady hostility and exter
minaton of the South subject other limitations
than that which anaticsm may impose upon their mad
career How long this glorious Union last after the
destines of the country shall be confined to the posses
sion of party which claims all the benefits that the Com
stitution guarantees them but denes all obgatoa
observe obey its mandates where it affords protectp
the institutions and rights Of onehalf of tho States
composing this Republic? Why should any patriotic eiti-
engage in the crusade Of the North against the onh
How much win philanthropy, humanity, constitn
tiona liberty gain il the should be successfuls lis
there man here whose heart beats in unison with
heart south of the Potomac Ohio. Is there bosom
here which throbs for the fate happiness of mohsr
sister in the Southern States? Are there ties
memories, gories which we all hold in common and
cherish with devotion equally and holy, without
reference to the State that gave us birth in the yes
tGdes Of fortune has become home Loud applause
In conclusion, my friends permit say that there
is nothing in the result OF the elections which
shoald dampen ardor induce relax
ges 1t is evident from the returns in all the States
where elections have been recently held that they The
Of coalition between ncongruous and rrcconcila
be clements which cannot long be held together in har-
monious action Cheers.l
1t is ngarabR law of political action that coalitions
when successful cannot hold together in the next
succeeding campaign Hostile factions, like allied armies,
concert the lace Oh common
fall to pieces the responsibilities and spos Of ne
tory [Applause
Thus it will be in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and
wherever else the allied forces Of Aboiitionism WhgsE
and Know Nothingism have by sratagem obtained par
tia victory the Democratic party. They must now
armatvey aud by their united votes redeem all the
pledges that each faction has made the coalition w
be instantly dissolved Will they venture, in order TO
retain the support of the Aboonsts, to- repeal the fn
gtye slave law to abolish slavery in the District Of Co
lumbia, and prohibit the slave trade between the
States Or in order to retain the cooperation Of the
Know Nothing cabal, 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 4.
Hence, my friends let be Of good cheer; a is we'll
Though the heavens partially overcast the clouds
passing away The prospect ofa glorious day never
brighter. [Cheers. Let us stand firm by our prnci-
pies they the principles of the Constitution Of the
Unon Of that great Democratic party which has long
controlled the destines Of the nation which has conduct
cd position Of greatness and power that challenges
the admiration of every enlightened people, and which
be abandoned without destroying the last hope of
the enslaved and down-trodden throughout the
world. EApplause Let there be COMPROMISES with
the enemy, for they the enemies of the country
concessions to the pernicons and hateful isms of the y
TApplause Let unfurl our banner to the battle and
breeze having inscribed upon its ample folds The Con-
stuton aud the Union, State rights and the right of
the People to sefgoyernment perfect religious olers-
ton, and prescription of American citizens wherever
born. ECheers of applause Let float proudly amidst
the raging storms for they will be brief furious
They may beat against the Rock Of Democracy which
that ensign is planted, but it will not be moved. Long
after the agated waters have subsidized it will stand
in its nvincibhy, and need fear for the ship eg
State while il is anchored to its everlasting base TLen1
ana long continued cheering