Washington telegraph., 1856-10-08

all tndt Is pure IL Is essentially vile,
filthy, pernicious, and doomed to perdi-
ton 1t borrows the livery of Heaven
to serve the Devil in; it clothes itself
speciously in the garb of Justice and
Freedom; in the name of its false God
it has appealed to the purest emotions
of the human heart; in the attempted
accomplishment of its nefarious and treach-
erous purposes, it has wooed the unsus-
peating patriot to the embrace of the
nameless horror which presides over Its
orgies; it has desecrated the insignia of
our national honor, by applying them
to the decoration of the temple, which
it has dedicated to rites, that would have
put the ancient Memphians to shame,
and brought the blush to the followers
of the sensual Gods of the Nile 1t has
deluded the unthinking, and they, now
that they have seen the veil removed,
re fleeing from the terror Of the pres
ence of the lying prophet In the hour
of its hellish delusions has been wrapt
In the dangerous slumber which followed
the oper, tion of its accursed spells, it
has stolen, with stealthy step and lecher-
Gus leer, into the haunts of sin and un-
cleanliness, and with many wreathed
smile it has led the willing and unresist-
ing votaries of the Prince of this world,
to the shrine If its base idolatry, and
promised its followers more than the joys
which were offered to the Moslem for
his fealty to the Crescent.
All law, all order, all decency, all truth,
all soberness, all fear of the Judgment
to come, all knowledge of the Eternal
promise, are trampled under foot by this
new device of the enemy of Truth and
stripped of the gaudy trappings which
lure the base, or divested vi the borrow
ed drapery with which it deceives the
unsuspecting, it stands out before the
world, hideous and horrible deformity
"A tribune clothed with shame-a de-
lusiun which lures to perdition-an en-
emy which must be trd:nplel under foot
1t Is lazaar house, where, in the lail-
guage of an able writer, .'incest, licen-
tiousness, polygamy and promiscuous con
cubinage have been advocated in the
DRY and inaugurated in practice" This
Is the danger This is the Black Re
publican party, stripped pf its speciou<
covering, Of the CLOAK which hides its
deforniity-
The lii gh Priests OF that "strong de-
lusion,' which t;uD has promised to send
t. th..se who rsU ..bclieve lie aud
be damned" assist lis fyunder in the
Ievilish work the inhdel leaders of rev.
Tolutionary clubs chant its praises in d
strange tongue; the besotted followers oi
the lust of the flesh are represented up
on its platform by a negro wenclI; the
blinded theorists, who look to Reason
for "A solution of the incomprehcnsible
of this new Juggernaut with triumph
ant pseans to its praise; the igne rant, the
debased, the false and the treacherous;
the whole body polite of sin and CO; rup-
ton, swell its ranks and rage furiously
like the waves of the sea, but it shall lie
put down.
Let us enquire how. The answer is
! obvious: BY the operation of the intel
ligence and patriotism of the people
Their intelligence and patriotism, those
indestructibIe elements of this nation S
greatness, upon which, in the hour OF
danger, aided by the Providence of Con,
we must alone rely for safety, when the
storms of fanaticism, treason and insane
ambition sweep over this fair land We
have spoken of the danger Let us look
for the refuge. The danger is in the
triumph of the BLACK Republican party
and in the triumph of either the Demo-
cratic party or the American party is to
be found safety. We will glance for a
moment at the relative promises which
are offered by these parties. Let us see
how the Democratic party promises to
avert this danger, to allay this storm,
to restore peace, to inaugurate harmony,
to heal the breach between the two Sec
tions, and close the gaping wounds in
fiicted by its own hands.
Coming into power at the bidding OF
an unprecedented majority of the Amer
lean people, receiving as sacred trust
land at peace, pledging itself, by. its
federal head, to the maintenance of har-
mony, to the strict observance of the
then existent legislation, promising re-
trenchment and reform; denouncing the
administration which Immediately pre-
ceded it as corrupt and profigate, groan-
fairly xrLaf