The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-25

hundred thousand In trying to do The
doctor killed the children and cured the disease
once the humanity quacks have killed upwards Of mil
lion of negroes without preventing the Importation of
single African but the ignorant and credulons parents
supposed the vruence of the disease instead of tho
lobea and steam Of the quack that destroyed their of
spring. the dupes and fools of aboltionism think the
horrorse Of the slave trade the result of lis inherent
wckednese instead OF what it il in reaythe direct and
necessary consequence OF their quaekeries.
ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STANDING CON.
MITTEE OF BERKS COUNTY.
DEMOCRATS OF BEaKsl The election is over and YOU
ha We triumphed gloriousy. Aboionsm, know-nolhpg.
ISM Main eawsm and all the isms routed over
thrown by the nvincble democracy and their patriotic
allies You have overwhelmed the enemies OF the cons,i
tuition and the Union. You have defeated them In detail
and in FUSION aud The glorious Old Keystone stands once
before the country regenerated aud redeemed tho
of the constitution aud the Union Bers has
done WE'LL but she do better in view of the great bat
tie yet be fought in November 1856 the election of lilo
9th (Ocober inst is but skrmish. Your enemies have
already taken the field for that fierce coming You
have time TO ose to be ready in October and No
vember, 1856 you must begin This coming contest
will be purely Of principles and measures principles
no less important than the constitution and its guarantees
of religious liberation, and equal political rights every
American citizen, matter where born; the faithful exc
cuon Of all laws passed in accordance with the provisions
Of tina. sacred instrument to the rights OF ALL with
out regard to section locality the sovereignty Of tho
people in the States and in the Territories in administer
ing their government enacting their laws fran.
ing and moulding their institutions in their way
subject only the constitution, without interference
intervention by Congress at any time and the admission
OF new States into the Union without inquiry that body
into those institutions beyond the simple requisites Of
that constitution These of the principles in
voved in this coming ISSUE They to be maintained
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lar organizaton aided, however by the patriotic spirits
of the country who are willing to cooperate with that
party for the country and its organic law against abo
ton sectonalsm and know-nothingism. To be success
full democrats of Berks, you must begin ORGANIZE AZ
The canvass, being Of principle ia be con-
Quoted your part by free open discussion before the
people, leaving 10 your enemies to arrange and manage
the chambers Of darkness midnight gatherings their
mode of action To insure the free discussion Of the pn
cpes involved the State Central Committee viii soon adj
dress YOU common with your brethren of the State
informed this subject making arrangements for
the complete public organization Of the whole State and
for securing public speakers meetings be heidi every
section of the State Immediately after the opening of the
campaign
Who should lead Oft in this noble enterprise but the in
domtable democracy Of Old Berks ?you upon whom the
hopes of the democracy of the State have long leaned
you from whom the democracy of the Union have much
to expect Turn to your vote Of 1852 and You will see
that Bers poll in 1856 $4,000 votes she could if she
would, do Turn your vote OF 1856, and you will
that the combined fusion vote ofyour enemies and the
enemies of the constitution and the Union only reaches
326l This in patriotic Berks, in such desperate
cause conducted by the most desperate means
be swelled the outside beyond 4250one thousand
increase. The old wing party could do more but that
party with all lis Of expectancy and OF measures
patriotic national party your present enemies are
neither the the other. By this calculation Berk
moior IN nf Jfsha IN
will not be because she caaao but because she does not
uiH to do il.
To effect organization Of the county, with view Of
this result the standing committee of Your county have
thought proper to address to you this circular The dele
gates elected to the convention Of 1855 hereby ap
pointed committee for each of their borougbs wards and
townships They selected by the coumittee because
they have been chosen by you to be your representative
for the current Their duties respectively first
give public notice 10 all the people of the township
assemble time and place the conveniently to or
ganze democratic township club for the presidential
election Of 1856, which all citizens should be Invited TO
attend who approve of your principles but with know
noihngs and abolitionisis you have no fellowship
your meeting elect president and secretary and appoint
committees take list of every in your township
attend assessments, &c, and full turnout
the the days of election This club shall haze
entire charge of the documents German and English, for
distribution during the canvass and also the sole power
hX tue times and places Tor holding public meetings IN eh
respective Districts for which this committee will try to
furnish public speakers after the opens, 1mme
diaely after the organization of the club you viii report
by mail to the chairman Of this committee George W
Brakeman, at Reading, your officers and post Office
In addition to the above organization there will be
democratic club organized in the city of Reading the OBJ
ject of which win be procure suitable cIubroon IN the
city, open to all who choose to call 10 provide speakers
and documents TO correspond with other clubs Of s
county, sc. In order effect this organization The dem
ocrats of the city and county invited attend pub
lie meeting at Major Ebncrs Hotel on Saturday oeotcE
oath, at o'clock, p. N.
After your organization, win address you again from
time TO tme and more in detail Let all your proceed
ings be public you have secrets, concealmenis
from the people To every democrat in noble old
county We now appeal, Your country eals. Let ever
man. then, do his duty let Old Berks roll up such major
NY in 1856 rs viii be living to knownothngs
and their allies and monument Of patriotism to your
constitution and your country.
GEO. w. BRAKEMAN, chairman.
David Kurt1 John J. Wink,
Henry Brobst Jacob s. Yoder
Jacob Coleman Daniel Kaufman,
William T. Leih, Mahlon A. Sellers
Chas. Keller tWashl William NJ Hester,
James Donapan, David A. Stout
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