Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-29
The Result in Pennsylyania.

e Pennsylvania has done her duty. The unholy
schemes of the sionists and confsonists have been
scattered to the Winds Tho blackness of disunon
darkness which threatened to envelop her has been
rolled away, and her sister States now behold her,
radiant with the light of TRUTH ofloyalty to the Con-
stitution, and fame of fire to blast and consume
the enemies of the Union and of the best hopessof
man. The opposition staked everything on Penn
sylvania, and lost. They-the fusionsts there, and
their tratorous allies here-hoped and prayed-if
such people can pray-that the result would break
down Democracy even before the final struggle OF
November; but they have been broken on the wheel
of public indignation, and left to tester their trea-
sons here and there until the second voice of the
North, soon to be uttered, shall consign them to
lasting infamy and oblivion. Thank God for it'll.
let all honest and true men be glad for the right has
been sustained, and . strong assurance has been
given that the Republic will yet endure.
Assailed by traitors from without and within, GAL
lantly, fearlessly, nobly have the Democracy of
Pennsylvania labored and triumphed. Their vic
tory, achieved at the right time, and right prin
ciples has thrilled and lifted up millions of Demo-
cratic hearts in all the States twill tell with over.
wheming effect on the 4th of next month. 1t seals
the defeat of Fremont, and it renders morally GER
tain the election of James Buchanan That secured,
with Democratic Congress on the day of his inau-
guration, all soiU be sceM.
In order that our readers may fully understand
and appreciate the difficulties with which the Dem.
ocrats of Pennsylvania haG to contend, we copy the
following from that sterling print, the Pennsylva-
man.
"The adopted citizens of Irish extraction warmly
appealed to- to the Fusion ticket the preext that
the Democratic party nmica to their welfare; and
the Herbert affair at Washington referred to to sustain
The adopted citizens German extraction appealed
the Fusion ticket the ground that the Democ
ratio party favored the extension of slavery
The Know Nothngs appealed to- to vote the Fusion
ticket the ground that the Democratic party was the
"Foreign party"
Old line Wings were appealed to- to vote the Fusion
and that the Democratic organization the same old foe
against which they had always coutended
Democrats appealed to by such men as the
que Kelly he sion ticket, the ground that
the Democratic party had abandoned its old position and
entirely new psrty with new principles.
Proestants were appealed to on the ground that the
crusade against the Catholics
Catholics by and I'd
Black Republicans appealed to, to vote the Fusion
State Ticket, Fremont ticket.
Know Nohngs asked to vote it Fillmore ticket.
Abolitionists invoked to vote it antslavery
ticket.
Disunon men asked to vote it a conservative
tickets.
Inconsistent homogeneous these pretexs are they
serve to show the tactics of the and when is
the opposition to each point home upon those most
likely be effected by it, idea be formed of the
ed themselves around standard the patriotic Old Line
Wings and faithful Democrats, have been subjec}ed.