Washington telegraph., 1856-10-08
the issue which they make to the world
which. the Democratic party make to

the issue which they make to the world
which the Democratic party make to
the world; Il as the .troth ,ehich floats
upon the surface of the cauldron IN the
hide" depths Of schich, concocted an Sc
e1s1s summers the poisonous broth srith
'et,e"T hey infect the body politic and
seek 70 prepare 1t for that change uhich
aeiH subrert the present condition of AT.
fairs, and result IN a dissolution of the
Union.
Ihey-the Democratic party
1t the ostensible issue. Let men who
love the Union reflect upon the real ma
ture of the real issue which the Dem
ocratlc party presents to them, and then
decide for themselves We charge it
upon the Democratic party South-for
the Democratic party North is power
less-that they have made, and are con-
tinually making, overtures to the Free
SOilers of the North, and asserting at
the South that the Kansas-Nerbaska bill
secures the extension of Slavery-while
at the North it is held up to view as
the best Free-Soil measure ever passed.
This fact has So often been demonstra-
ted that 1t is unnecessary to adduce proof
OF It, Thus do they attempt to delude
the people of each section, in the vain
hope of securing the election of Mr.. BU-
cHANAN- They failing in this, we charge
upon this party that they aim at dis
solution of the Union. We know that
this is serious charge, but we make it
IN full view of the consequences We
make it, fully aware that there are men
in the Democratic anks who would turn
with generous and manly horror from any
overt invitation to assist in this cunsum-
nation; and to sucl men. lovers of this
Union, friends of The Constitution and
devoted to the pc petuity of our liber-
ties, We desire to submit a few facts,
and ask them Whether the refuge from
the Northern donyr lies in a flight to
the Southern dange,-
The facts to which We refer consist
of the speeches m;de by PRESTON S.
Brooks, of South Carolina. and fre-eat-
ers OF his class. ard editorials from the
i,ichmond Enquirer, the Charleston Ne,-
cury, and the New Orleans Delta, and
the further inconirovertible truth, that
Il IL
Nashville Convention, are arrayed in an
unbroken front as the supporters of Mr.
BUCHANAN. These facts are significant;
it needs no laborel effort to expose their
true nature As plain
As a white tasle on a tall dark Steep
they stand out before the gaze of men
and warn them of the danger. The ar
ticle from the LouisUtWe Journal, in an
other column, sets forth the nature of
some of these fats. Will men who love
their country, who love the deathless
memory of our martyred revolutionary
sires, who revere the remembrance of the
immortal deeds of arms and thought
which illustrate and adorn our national
annals, mark with what unblushing eff
| frontery these traitors unfold their plans.
Ii the doctrlne of Pythagoras were true
we might believe that the one was pos
sessed of the spirit Of Cortes, and that
the soul of Pizaro had found tene-
1 xho E al.
insane ambition which prompts to the
utterance of such sentiments finds no
parellel save in the naughty defiance
which inspired Lueifer in his rebellion
There is this difference, however: He
stood,
In shape and gesture proudly eminent
These would-be paragons of the over
reaching fiend, inaqyine they d. Nor
are the examples of the spirit which an
imates these men, which the Journal
presents, anything Exc all the evidence
as to the Characteristic dangerous, trea-
sonable character of many of the leading
supporters of Mr.. BUCHANAN. Our read
ers doubtless remember an article which
we transferred from the Charleston IUer
curry to the columns of our issue of the
LIST instant. That G itself was sufficient
to excite alarm but We do not stop here.
The New Orleans Delta supports Mr.
BUCHANAN as choice of evils, and
thinks it pOssibIe that in the event of
his election the American people might
hire the sen,5lance of Constitutional
form Of gocerna,en four gears longer,
though it don't vouch even for the p,ob-
ability of it. As We said before, the
Nashville COnventionists are his support
ers; in short, the DIsUNION PARTY are
Mr.. BUCHANAN's friends This fact is
selfevident and incontrovertible And
now, We ask the friends of this Union
whether, into his keeping, as the repre-