Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-03-15


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slavery .nan at any FORMER perloo, "nen 'ney
regard the south as attempting 70 encroacn ,,a
upon territory consecratea 10 lreeoom, 70
use their own ian guage' party could De .ofmeu'
that powerful parry as TINS new parry pro-
fesses 70 De- couiq DC paseo upon sucn al issue
with seward & In Nlassachaseetss 1Ae nhoW
Nothings haSe complete ascendaney- it
possible 70 conceive anytning so apsarq as lne
idea that ,ne dom.nane parry n Massacnusc.'s q
| Is even Tolerant 81 slavery ro1'Ansse1y ior
the cause OF trqfhs az least, tRs Anow rotntng
Governor ana legislature OF tnas olaee, ana
the newly eiec.eo senator N congress, ieave
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60 sla,,a 1a,v tho ras,ora,;s,, ,f tba NJ
sonr; com nro,,;se line The announcement
of sucb opnosition would he the signal of its
d;ssolut;on !. Il would melt a,yav l;lre the srmv
of Sennacbar;b -
The south has been so often tho victim Of
decent;ve annearances and bollow nrofess;ons
NsntFered 81 nncb from decisions of this Kind
that i ;s crueI mnckerv fms 10 snort with
her ;n6rm;tv WIN the South abandon the
Constitution? Wir she cease to contend in
omen tsv for the RIGHTS which II was intended
to secure. and take refuge in a Know Nothing
LODGE auo the guide Of. midniobt councils
You are r;pbt in ascr;bine Abolition tenden-
c;es to this new Marty at the North. Tt isnow
evident that. SO far from being national non
;ntervent;on marty i b.s become ,ba rerre-
sentative of tfe most determined unreleni;no
and aggressive anti-slayerv .snirif The hone
once Entertained that with iii tbe objections
to which their organization was obnoxious.
the Know Nothiras might still effect some
good by neutralizine the apti-slayerv feeling
in the free States, has been completely desrroy-
ed. The truth is. the Democratic party is the
only party which has the least claim to nation
ality, Il has displayed q devotional heroism
in defence of the constitutional rights of the
States; and in the perilous hour when Wings.
Abolitionists, and Know Nothings combined
for their destruction, Democrats of the free
States maintained, with infexible fortitude,
those rights. and fell noblv fighting in their
defence. What excnse can Soutber, Demo-
Gratis offer who in the varv hour which NIT
messed the selesacr;t;ce of our fr;onds and .ho
destruction of the last barrier 10 ant;-slayerv
fanaticism. ioin the verv marty whose secret
Vaccinations wrought their destruction
LET ms. however look into the origin and
progress of this new noliticaI order and ner-
citrate as far as noss;bje into the n nysferv which
surrounds #. We ouobt "a know What onr,o-
sition to it involves on the score Of principle.
and what consequences will attach to those
who oppose it. IF we are to be hanged for
refusing to Join it. it is matter of some con-
cern to know what is the grade of the offence.
for I agree with the old couplet.
s.To he hanged for treason ;s n common ev;,
But to be hanged for nonsense is the DEVIL
KNOW Notb;no; ,s not tho Growth of tho
slave states f had ;ts ORIGIN a. The Nortb
do not believe that Il i t6e eject of ,.re;u-
dice which lends me - regard This sr 90 q an Oh
;ect;o,, to tb.. now ,,a,tv have c,r,.e;ye
very b;gb regard for many northern men and
of tbe r,r,.j;t;.s ,f a.. ,,ortharr,
.,a ~ Ill. .i .t ',a.,,..l
fae;no which nrornnts = man to nrefer his ma
tive land. / am stir inclined to avoid compar
;sons in tbings which At last NAV be mere
matters of taste. At least will saw no more