Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-12

and nation and the SHAFT that would Carly the
venom Of disunion must be winged with some
other authority than that Of Jefferson Or Web
ster. But Mr.. Wilson now reaches the climax
OF audacity;
Gentlemen, they tell US the movement y .
sectional one, that it is not national Gentle
men, j say this movement Is national in Its aims
objects, purposes, principles, everything The
men who support II are national, and ! tell You,
sir, il Is the only real national movement in the
country. Why, Franklin Pierce wants you to un-
derstand that be is national politician Franklin
Pierce --"
Then the abuse. that he spits upon the I'M
fortunate Executive
Eyes, General Pierce fetched from tho hills up
in New Hampshire, where he was famous man
among seven or eight politicians Of that little State,
carried to the city OF Washington on the wave Of
popular favor, and, gentlemen, from the 4th OF
March, '62, up to this hour he has been the veri-
est tool In the hands of set Of bold, aggressive,
domneering chiefs OF the black power Of this Re-
public. [Cheers. He is the tool Of the embodi-
ment Of sectionalism of this Ropublic--nothing
more and nothing less. Ills administration, In obe
disnce to the sectional spirit that governs 1t, has
thrown open nearly five hundred thousand square
miles Of Free-soil territory-largcr than the Roman
empire when Caesar held legions by conquest
territory larger than that OF France when Napoleon
cast his eyes on burning Moscow; he has thrown
this vast territory open to the inroads OF slavery
All this, gentlemen, has been achieved under the
plea Of nationality Nationality! we bear great
deal Of the nationality Of the Democratic party
tell you, gentlemen, to night, that the Democrat
ic party has passed under the control of the sla-
very propagandists Of this Republic; that in 1855
your politicians of the Democratic party will 60 to
Cincinnati and bow In abject submission to the
domineering chiefs Of the South. / tell you, gem
tlemen, the Democratic party has ifs head in the
South 1t has nothing but its tail LETT in the North
Loud cheers. But, gentlemen let me tell you
there are iron heels here on that tail. [Cheers.
The Wing party, gentleman, has passed from earth
do not know whether 1t has been translated or
not, but it has passed awayit exists only in his
tory"
The feeling tribute paid to the Wing party
seems sincere, and we congratulate the gentle
man on the tranquility with which he an
nounces the event. His affected grief for its
demise is however lost in the selfish delight that
the Black Republican party will be found its
chief legatee But thestrife for popularity is not
yet finished, and he goes on:
"We shall change the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and place men in that court who be-
lieve with its pure and immaculate Chief Justice,
John Jay, that our prayers win be impious to
Heaven while we sustain and support human slave
ny. We shall free the Supreme Court Of the
United States from Judge Kanes loud applause.
And here let me say that there ia public sent
ment growing up in this country that regards
Passmore williamson, in his prison tremendous
applause lin his prison in Philadelphia, as mar
tyr to the holy cause of personal liberty. IGreat
applause There is public sentiment springing
up that will brand upon the brow Of Judge Kane
mark that win make him exelaim, as his name
sake, the elder Cain, It is too great for me to
bear Loud appause.T
We have seen some inklings of this design
before. The Tribune and the National Era
have both proclaimed purpose to run the
Missouri line Of Office, to bring the patronage
Of the government to bear upon the opinions
Of the country. But here it is openly avowcd
that the Black Republicans mean to go fur
ther They propose to change the Supreme
Court of the United States, and pack the
Bench with partisans Of the Anti-slavery party.
But the concealment Of their designs cannot
be much longer kept up by these fanatics.
The American people have perceived that
they are fraught with mischief, and they must
fall under the whitening rebuke Of dismissal
and detestation.