The daily union., 1856-11-07
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The great champion and organ Of genuine black rspub
canis the probable result Of the presidential
election in which indicates continuance OF the
sectional warfare We confess to sincere regret that the
great Empire State did not add It's weight the democratic
States in securing the victorythat would have been
contamination which would have crushed out black re-
publeanism Bot instead Of indulging in regrets we
choose to friends that the enemy has
dered but that the battle is to be continued There can
be permanent peace the country until sectionalsm
driven back to its narrow and mpotent stronghold in
New England We had hoped TO witness such a consum-
nation in the late election, but We have done enough
satisfy every reasonable wish, and enough to
the national hearts of the country for pursuance
the great work Of consolidating and perpetuatng the
Union so goriously commenced on the 4th instant We
take up the glove thrown down by the Tribune in the fol-
lowing article and pledge the national democracy to keep
up the conflict to the hearts content of sectonasm.
The only comment deem necessary to oreWan-
ed, the democracy will be- ytorearmsd
From York Tribune, Nov s. 1856
We have lost a battle The Bunker Hill of the new
struggle freedom is past the Saratoga and Yorktown
yet to be achieyed party of yesterday, without
ganizauon without official power, without prestige, aud
attery almost without hope has not overborne the Oldest
party in the country with its hundred thousand ocehod
ers It's eighty million Of annual expenditure its million and
half of voters trained by the habits of lifetime vote
without question or hesitation whatever bears its label The
republican party called into being by the Nebraska nquiy
having substantive existence in but sixteen States
has beaten of the rival parties which boast of their
compact organizations in all the States but has failed to
beat the other in its first presidential canvass. James Bu
chanan is next President and John O. Breckenridge
Vice President and the ireeSate Of Kansas
porariy delivered the tender mSs of the border
ruans tempered by the colder but not less fatal craft of
the federal patrons of those ruans who have just aided in
securing to those patrons another four years lease of
power. ......a. #aa
II we'll to state the thus fairly in its broades and
worst aspects Practically, majority of the American
people have endorsed outages nhfnan than Poland
Hungary endured and voted that is wrong
shoot and scalp in Kansas for peacefully striving
keep theirs free Territory, and make it free State Prae
tcay the verdict of yesterday has ensaved Kansas and
made it and rebellion for her devoted inhabitants
to struggle longer to avert that destiny Practically the
brutal ruans who yesterday at most OF the polls through
out the free States jeered at bleeding Kansas"thus
king sport of robbery ason rape and murderhave been
endorsed and commended by the vote OF their flow-c
Practically the American people have reversed the
policy of slavery restriction by revolution
airy patriots and decided that liberty and slavery equal
merit and equally accordant with the genius of democ
racy Practically the slave power has been hidden to take
possession of the federal government and ride roughshod
all who manifest opposition to its pleasure repug
to its sway. Practically it is settled that to loathe
the debasement Of to brute chattehood and earnestly
desire freedom for ALL is crime in free America to be
punished by exclusion from the national councils and
denial of any voice in the direction of public affairs
Such, say is the practical effect of yesterdays vote;
yet ii is unnteDded by large majority of the voters
Aside from the million who vote ticket called demo-
cratic merely because of its designation, there hun
dreds of thousands who voted for Buchanan Fillmore
hoping trusting, praying so many OF them as do not
rgidly ss the divorce of politics from religion that
their triumph would not conduoe to the eusavemen Of
Kansas the extension in any respect OF the of hui
man bondage They meant that sAmericans shall
rule America" that should be prescribed ac
nt tpf relic
be dissolved that slavery should be disturbed in
the slave States that the people of the Territories should
have the privilege of deciding whether TO have slavery or
nothey did not mean to endorse the series OF frauds and
crimes by which Kansas has been put under the feet of
border rufans. But, no matter what they meant the
effect of their vote is to make Kansas this day slave Ter
ory in defiance Of the earnest struggles of
of her Inhabitants and place her the high road to be-
slave State The border rufhans of Missouri have
not been able to spbugate her to slavery but the people
of the United States stronger and have done It, 1t Is
constructive treason henceorth defy in Kansas the
atrocious code of laws imposed that Territory by Mis-
souri, invasion and ballotbox stuing 1t is felony say
in Kansas that slavery Is not legally established there by
this execrsble and impudent vany hard winter and
fearful ordeal before already eytred brethren
in Kansas Heaven give them strength 10 endure and out
live their most unmerited sufieringp
Por their sake mourn this result; for that of the
glorious party which has sprung TO life under the nspra
ton Of generous indignation at their wrongs and sympa
thy with their efforts we do not regret It, To that party
the future presents cloudless sky All the poor trash
which has been used to blind and deude the peoplehe
sabbe about Fremouts birthplace cattle contracts dues
(unlought) Romanism, &c henceforth lumber Of the
past The base pretence that bleeding Kansas"
invention Of the republicans carry the election de-
ceive longer. Thousands who would not hear or
read the truth with regard to daily occurrences the
Missouri border will hear and read IL now, when they
know that il cannot have been trumped up elect FIRE.
mont defeat Buchanan Those who did not mean In
voting for Buchanan to doom Kansas to slavery against
her will will be enlightened by the results certain 70 fol-
low. The slave power has won great triumph It will
take to improve and enjoy it. Only let the people OBJ
and read what must inevitably follow this result
and they cannot long aequiesce in the rule which mso
ty have unwitdngy invoked. Mean time let quietly
preserve and perfect organizatons let each township
and ward have its republican club composed ofa wheth
few many who willing TO labor for the unobru
svc dissemination Of truth and this hour Of darkness will
prelude glorious morning The overthrow Of the slave
breeders rule is too great too beneoent revolution to be
effected 10 year with time, faith, and energy victory
must enure 10 the right "Let us despair of the
American republic
GENERAL JAMES WATSON WEBB GIVES 1T UP.
After a few military feints and little graceful coquet-
ting the New York Courier and Enquirer Acknowledges
the defeat Of Mr. Fremont in the following words to witt
The returns received make certain that Mr.. Bu
chanan has been elected President by the people. lie falls
short Of absolute majority in nearly every northern State
but by virtue Of the isolated vote for Fillmore in the States