Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-05

Let every Southern man read the fOhowinS nrti-
Gle on the subject Of Judge Loring and the Massa-
chusetts Legislature:
From the New York Express.
Demonstration.
The Virginia politicians are attempting 10 turn to
bad account the removal Of Judge LoriDg, OF Mas
sachusetts-an act, in all respects, indefensible-
by holding the Virginia Know-Nothings response
bic for this act of their alleged brethren in Massa-
chusetts. They strive to prove what everybody
must admit that Massachusetts, is an abolition
State and has in its notification OF Federal laws,
the characteristic little respect Of abolition politi-
clans. But, in doing all this, they shirk or omit
facts and consequences, that would confound their
conclusions, II dwelt upon.
The abolitionism Of Massachusetts, Is nothing
new. To make this removal of Judge Loring mean
ANYTHING for the latitude of Virginia. It must be
shown that the Massachusetts, Democracy, II It had
been in power would have done otherwise-and 1t
must establish the fact, that abolitionism is not
Just as popular in Massachusetts,, among the De-
mocracy, as among the Know-Nothings.
When the Democracy had power in Massachu-
sets, il sent of itself Mr.. Rantou to the United
States Senate II was the coalition Of Democ-
racy and Abolitionism that elected the present Abb
clifton Senator Mr.. Sumner. For ten years past,
the Democracy of Massachusetts, has been abolition
lied, and when II had power, 1t has exerted that
power to abolitionize the State. There is no ma
tional conservative element In Massachusetts, De-
mocracy--and between it, and the KNOWN othings
Of Massachusetts, In this respect there Is this 70
choose, that party acting out OF the State the
Massachusetts, Nothings "ignore the negro"
whereas the Massachusetts, Democracy, In about
all of its conventions, pledges itself TO aboitonism
outright To adjure Massachusetts, Democracy Is
veritably jumping out Of the frying-pan into the
fire. Massachusetts, in any party's hands is now
abolition. The State, under Wing auspices, repu--
dated in 1850, her greatest statesman, Daniel
Webster, and Feneuil Hall shut its doors against
him. The Massachusetts, Democracy sent two Ab-
clifton Senators to the Senate Of the United States
and the Know Nothings can do no worse.
If the Southern Democratic politicians would be
true to anybody or true to any principle, they need
not be croakng and invoking the negro Scarecrotc
all the time to keep the Aboltionsts out of their
corn fields. They ever ready, we see, 70 grasp
anybody North, no matter how oooliy-heoded, that
they can work with, to get federal power. They
shook hands in the United States Senate with Be-
ward, and publicly rejoiced there in his triumph
| over the American sentiment of the North. FIVE
| could have sent them an American Senator, con-
stitutionaly sound on the subject of slavery they
| would have mourned over the victory. Even Fred.
| Douglass himself, would have been greeted by
| them, If he had come as victor over Sam. Hence,
all this chatter and prattle of theirs about Judge
Loring is the merest affectation. III they have any
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to induce Judge Mason to resign his post OF Min
lister Plenipotentiary to France, and to induce the
President to give him the vacancy; or, to insist
upon it, that when Mr.. Buchanan comes home, if
he is ever coming, that Judge Loring have his
place.
If the President will only honor Judge Loring-
who, we are told, is every way capable-with one
of the highest and most honorable Offices that the
United States can give-that win be the way to
put down Massachusetts, abolition. But while
Massachusetts, swarms with Federalappointed abo-
lition Postmasters- talk to US untainted
| friends Of Sam-the way the Richmond Enquirer
is running on.
1t isa great lie all the Southern Democratic
journals utter that proslapery has any allies in the
North Wisconsin (repudiating Sam,) through its
hosts Of foreigners, is specimen Of these Demo-
cratic States in the North-the only State, as yet
that by its highest elective Judiciary, has repud-
ated the Fugitive Slave Compact of the Constitu-
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