The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-02


From Cincinnati Enquirer.
A HEREDITARY MoNARCHY-OvERTHRO OF THE
UNITED STATES sENATE-DESPoTISM AGAINST
DISUNION.
The Louisville Journal of the Gath contains leader Of
two columns and half in which the charge of disunion-
ism against the democratic party the South is dwet
at great length and with intense and boiling indignation
The evidence which the charge rests consists of the let
tiers of certain prominent southern politicians recommend
ing that in Fremont is elected the South should
convention and deliberate the should adopt
in perilous crisis.
The Journal is doubtless correct in all its conclusions
and assertions to the resolution of the southern States
in certain contingency. But it omts to state the
of that contingency and until it does So its fierce denun-
Citations will count for little there few Americans
presume who would not embrace disunon sad al
tentative and Of escape from greater evils
There few who would subscribe the infamous doc
ne Of Banks "that the people would submit to desposm
rather than to disunon" When the proposition OF the
South is put to the editor Of the Journal II Is entertained
by those who thus advocate dsunion extreme deen
sve resortto wit whether dsunon is not preferable to
monarcby-an overthrow Of the constitution--we
pect that he will fall under his maledictons and be
come quite worthy Of hanging as Gov. Wise.
The South contend with show of reason that there
is deep-laid avowed, and powerful movement In the
North overthrow the government destroy the constu
tion and convert the Union into Of oppression
1t this movement they propose to resist We confess
that the indications every day hickenng of this pur
pose of the Fremont leaders We have already quoted
dws on the audacous threat Of Banks of their
influential leaders
There has always been tendency toward monarchy in
Massachusetts The old federal party-whieh boldly
avowed its preference for the English form Of govern
born and its influence has long fingered in Mas
sachuses In this State alone the democratic doc
rne condemnatoy OF titles dsregarded and the governor
Of Massachusetts, gdy eracted from the people the defer
entail title Of This eIceency" when the governors Of New
York and Pennsylvania were plain "msters." But THU
spirit has been clearly shown in the
efforts Of this State to rule by its will rather than by
the consutonto dominate others Of equal rights
to interfere in the local administration of independent
soveregnes and to contemn and disregard the In
functions Of the federal constitution and laws whenever
their passions peudices may conflict with them Thes,
essentially despoc and arstocratc ideas have other and
frequent expression in the declarations of leading papers in
Massachusetts,.
There respectable paper in the State than the
Boston Journal ancient and very influential represent
alive paper Not long since the Journal declared
ave are decidedly Of the opinion that monarchy and
hereditary monarchy Ia by far the best form Of government
that human wisdom has yet devised for the admnsra
ton Of considerable nations and that IL will always con-
tnue TO be the most perfect which human virtue will ad
init Of"
In the way OF the establishment Of this monarchy as
obstacle indeed to all the designs Of black repubcanism
there stands that august body the Senate Of the United
States This impediment must be removed-this enemy
crushed That valiant champion of black republicanism
Burngame proposes do this in his speech at Boston
In which he made this threat:
When we shall have elected a President as we will
who will not be the President Of party Of section
but the tribune Of the people and after have e1termi
mated few more miserable doughaces from the North
then II The slave Senate iu not give pay, ,OiH grind
betpeen the upper and nethu mttona q our POtoer."
These unmisakable indications Of purpose and design
10 overthrow the government 1t handed down by
liz founders appear have escaped the editor of the Lou
svile Journal In these he will discover the origin Of the
manifestations in the South which have given him 50
much uneasiness Let him level his bolts and discharge
his wrath at the true OF the mischief Let him extr
pate the root Of evil which has sunk deep in the soil and
Ia rapidly extending It's fbres through the whole North
and West The South has idea Of going out Of the
Union established by the constitution There Is as
much patriotism nationality and love Of the Union in the
South in the North But the Union which venerated
by the South 10 the Union Il formed In 1897 They
the true dsunioniss who propose to change the
stuon and the form OF government and reorganize II
deason ideas essentially oligarchca and despotic
The Journal in several Of W quotations to establish the
charge Of dsunon against the South produces evidence
sustain the Of its proposition showing that 1t IL
only in the contingency which have described that the
South ever contemplated the possibility of the dissolution
Of the compact between the States Here one Of m quo
tations;
aThe first minds In Texas are beginning to ponder
the facts and contingencies to which we have alluded
They are beginning TO ask IL union with aboitonm
accompanied by degradation, insult insecurity and disre
gard Of constitutional and solemn compac preferable
and undisurbed sovereignyT Let the time
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