The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-10
From ,As sIariusburz tya) Republican.

The poltiea cauldron at The North TO be boiling
terribly aAinge mingle, minge-you that mingle may
a 40 far as those without the circle Of the euchantnen
can determine the only moving principle Of party ae-
ton.
Fusion d the order Of the day-black spirits and white
are the actors upon the scene and the confusion which IS
10 be the end already sezes upon the heterogeneous mass
and teaches the mongrcl alliance that Babel OF prin-
ciples viii prove equally coniounding WIN one Of
tongues.
The wings the black republicans, and the know-some-
things have combined The glitter Of the spoj and the
hope Of booty 10 be divided have Modified exacerbaled
shirts soothed ancient enmes aud alyed over old sores
treasury is 10 be pundered why should not the differ
ont oapos combine TO do it2 people is 10 be cheated
,by should not political trclsiers conspire to deceive
Union is 10 be mperilled why should not these reek-
las gameers stake all that is dear Others upon the
arp If the dice when already they have rlsed and lost all
that could give them claim 10 honor and posiuon2
The desperate and the dishonest the reckless and the fla
uatcal and the pecous and hypocritical Of the party
rauizations Of New York, have formed holy alliance.
Heaven help that State and guide her in this terrible
tremity
Dt bv il this? There is The desire for power 10 which
~, have referred urging these eonspirators bat the
main element of their union is bitter burning, and re-
eptess hatred of democratic principles All OF them bear
mis- in their hearts and they Will al combine to rampe
pndsr foot that true national patriotic spirit which, amid
the sweeping blast Of nacsm has preserved the honor
and Uuion-loying devotion Of noble band OF They
NAV be the victims Of the combination but they
sink to the degradation OF becoming its tools and slaves
This action in New FORK and other States may not con-
Germ us further than entail upon the discharge OF
or two duties
We should take that the high-toned and national
men Of the North should know that comprehend Their
peculiar position and appreciate the purity of motive and
snrencss Of purpose which have led them to stand hrn
and undaunted in the path Of honor and daty. They
know that upon them much may depend, and they viii
ling to met The responsibilities Of their position but they
look to us for tina, cheering word that expression Of con
hdenec and that warmth Of gratitude which always Sc
dear to the and truehearted Let US them be
full not confound with the Of
ee-so traitors those who only need opportunity 10 prove
their loyalty and their soundness
But main duty is 10 remind all who seek for truth
in the darkness Of the present political confuson that the
principle of the democracy is the only vital principle
alone has sweryed it alone has asserted its hostility
to fanaticsm it alone, amid treachery and deceit has
been borne aio above the wes and stratagems of po
cal rickse pure and untanshed Traitors have prost
tuted its name and sought conceal beneath its mantle
the hdeousness of their deormit STILL il has soughed OF
reachery and upheld itself beacon and ralyingpoin
for the honest aud true We Of The South know its excel
ence and its virtue We recall the periods when is
shield has been thrown around the hour Of danger
the land that we have learned its power 70 honor
its purity and cherish its lofty principle the only ba
sis of constitutional freedom.
Sooner or later must be taught this and our hop,
is that the lesson may not come too late