The daily union., 1856-01-23

The following article is from the violent abolition
newspaper in the Northwest the Columbus (0ho) State
Journal Garrison himself is hardly offensive in his
denuncatons of the democracy and in his constant
upon the South The sentiment of hostility to the rights
Of the States is perfectly consistent in this journal with
the other sentiment Of hostility to the rights Of the citizen
whether civil or religious But this article is suggestive
the effort now making throughout Ohio all the
know -nothings under the abolition banner for the ap-
preaching presidential campaign The southern members
of the secret order in the habit of saying that abo
litionism and know-nothingsm are antipodes, and
for this purpose they occasionally quote Mr.. Seward
and the New York Tribune carefully omttng the fact
that these exceptions to otherwise general rule
and that in every one Of the free States the newspapers
that asa the constitutional rights of the South are the
same time the organs of the ou;hbound and proscrpve
order We might add to tie testimony Of the Ohio
State Journal long catalogue Of Others If it
sary prove this declaration The same instinct inspires
the know-nothings North and South, and this article
proves IT. we the instinct which pursues the deoc
raey with undying hatred and which in this pursuit. will
defend the most hdeous doctrines affect TO pudiae
those which II most sincerely entertains
"sEcnET sooETrEs.-Two parties in this country are
Ieauucd together opposition associaonwe say
two parties and vet they are one
and Catholicism locofocoism and Jesusm, The history
Inquision tolsraby familiar. Nearly every power
Europe has issued its nterdcts against the Jesushc
very thrones safe against the machnaons OF their
poisoned daggors. And yet there scarcely city OF any
significance where the emares Of the Pope do not feel the
puaons Of this mighty republic and foreign tributes
received wherever the way open for disciple Of Loyos to
hold the keys Of bis church.
"Tbere is to be sure, something OF step from JesHitsm
to locofocoismhe crafty intelligent, subtle
fined the other unscrupulous unetered arrogant de
based.
Doubtless the OF either honest enough Re
gion with the Is considered mboded in cabaistc
words and superb psgeanry. Politics with the other loom
General Jackson aud the beauties Of squat
sovereignty in the divine right OF the peculiar nstitu
ton and the comfortable Of fat Offices for their he
leaders Both moved with automatic precision BY those
control the springs and both therefore
cannot penetrate. strhslI .sasa.
every Catholic, then belcvesin ST. Peter every
democrat believes IN General Jackson. Both ina
ble both .aintstbe religious other political Their
found easier to maintain supremacy by secret
rather than by free speech They both Of free
dom, but II E the freedom OF stratsck Rome Is con
with the DEGREES OF the Yseansnd here again we
descendthe pork emporium With the resnrpu OF the
Misms No corruption In the former approached that
of the latter, and mere branch Of Tammany Hail.
whose tactic. govern the party at Warrington"
This sympathy Of feeling and sentiment between the
know nohings and aboitonsts at the North be
counted for upon philosophical principles II results In
both caseS from disposition TO tranple upon the rights
Of others The aboliioaist j. driven in bis Of
hostility to the South by disregard Of the rights Of his
brethren Of that quarter and instructive desire TO In
lure those In whose prosperity he has individual inter-
est The knownothing, operated upon by The 10
stnct regardless Of the rights Of his fow-ctzen simply
because be differs from hmsef iu being foreign-born
Protestant a natveborn Catholic seeks to injure and
oppress them In both II Is the result Of the worst
eeliugs of the human heart flowing as II does from
spirit of envy jealousy hatred, or combination Of
all these odous qualities and long as these base pas
sion, control the actions Of northern men may natural
y expect that knownothngs will be aboltionist and ABB
olitioniss will be know-notbngs.