Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12

The comics: for the speak ership devel'
opeJ the fact that there are now ihre'
parties in the couutry-lhe northerf
know nothing and abolition party, fuset
under the name OF black republican,, th,
(soscaIled) "national Americans" and III,
democratic party. This know notllins
party was born amidst the fictitious ex
|citement manufactured by abolitoRist.
and disunionsts out Of the passage OF the
K Kansas. Nebraska bill I!sprung at once
]slikc Minerva from the BRAN OF Jove,
full armed, and entered the political arena
In the morning of its existence it was
full of PROMISE Ii declared that 1t would
say to the angry waves, peace, be s i'll =
that it was the only broad national cob
servative party; that ITS great, paramount
mission wes TO save The Union, " hich
was imperiled bvi agitation. Relying
upon these promises, ronfiding in th ese
assurances mary good men everywhere
many in my dis,rist-weht into this or
ganizai.ou. wenttwice land but twice.
| into their councils. l saw SAM" Ii
look two visits 20 see him all over.
made them | saw enough and deter
mined to never look Oh his face again
Ia dealing frankly with you. 1t is due
that ] should make this acs o;yledgment
would II OF have the vote of an anti-know
nothing in my district, witlout his knowl-
edge that tad been in their councils
nor would have the vote Of a Know
Nothing without his knowing that am
moi Of his oi4er. freely admit to you
that ought neve, TO have gone into a
secret political society Of any kind what
ever, that they are wrong in principle,
against the vers genius o! our Institutions,
dangerous in practice, and sho aid be
avoided BY all men Of all parties. OBJ
jrcted ,nen, and object now: to the whole
machinery OF its organization | objected
then, and object now to indis' riminate
prescription of naIuraized citizens from
office | objected then, and objec, now
to an, thing that looks like making re-,
lligious ieN. A Protestant by birth, a
Protestant by education, By prejudice, BY
reason, BY faith; IL Protestant in all, q
regret 10 say except The pfaclice,) was a
Catholic Organization formed TO brand me
as unworthy Of public trust because Of ny
religious opinions. would call upon every
Iohest Catholic III the iaud 10 id me ia
striking il down. As would have them
do unto me | viii do unto tfem."
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Icons,;iut,on i,setf. No, on. :, b;g 1o,,h
of Mason and i),Jo,'s hnr yotsJ for ,hs
Kansas N.bta.ka hin If ts5il n, ali
these mrasur4s ma,or;tv If Mn. northarn
democrats voted win the South. Have
we, then, not reached that point, in the
North, presubposed b, Mr.. Clay " hen he
said "lf the wing party ever becomes
merged into contemplate abolition par
ty, will abandon II III disgust" and
should not we, ms old followers, take his
implied COUNSEL and hls proposed exam
pc, when he says j will act WIKI that
party, whatever IT'S name may be, that
stands by the constitution aud the Union r
10 endeavet how to fecofganIze the ~hig
Ipartj would be but TO oiside and distract
the sound national men oil The South
Where have we an ally in the North
Outside of the democratic Organization -
These allies have been true to'us in the
past With a patriotic devotion TO the
union Of the States, and patriotic regard
,to The constitutional rights Of the South,
they have barred shtir bosoms TO the rag
ings OF the storm-they have stood un-
moved while malignity and fanaticism
have poured their, fiery torrents upon
them. take them to my heart as polit-
zeal brothers, and wear and cherish them
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How stands the democratic pnty /. 7
have, given YOU the resolution of the pres.
rnt members of Congress-, ASA
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with III. candor ot manhood ,ta, d.oIars
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tha1 CONGRESS has ne,,he; The power 10