The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-06

The Iowa Sentinel Of The 27h ull contains The address
Of The democratic State eomuee 10 The people Of iowa
which We sincerely regret that cannot give entire IL
is able and mastery document wen written aud point
ed containing complete sadieation of the purity 10
tegrty and nationality Of the democratic party together
with thorough and searching exposure Of the many
isms that have sought and seeking divide 70
weaken and 6Day TO destroy only constitutional party
Ia The country We give few extracts the demoera
ey 10 other States may have idea Of how their noble
brethren Of Iowa think and talk Upon the necessity Of
party organization il says:
T. carry such righteous war II Necessary to
ganize most thoroughly Zach and every member of the
party morally bound lay aside pqas and per-
sonal ennity 10 brother democrats and and all should
make aduty TO aid Ia combating error disseminating truth
and doing whatever viii the interests of the great
and, finally, all prove the sincerity their probes
sons by casting their Cor tose who viii truly
those principles which they advocate. Here lind a
neighbor democrat that has been misled and preja-
diced BY the perusa OF Of the thousand falsehood
that our enemy have scattered broadcast through the
aud-there another has been carried away BY false
sous excitement Here have been felt the evil effects OF put
pr poniesthere the baneul results Of ianatic and po
cal dishonesty Here ID nkeRarm friend that needs to be
ineited To perform his duty at the ballot boxhere
whose private business makes him forget his yte day. All
these things and thousand others need your indsdua
teation and how else Is the work be done except by
anzation reorganization in districts, In counties
ships, in school Districts in neighborhoods Thorough and
complete organization is needed. To effect this organization
may cost this hours time that day, another
week. or even month yet we must recoect that
fathers spent Of hard TOLL their fortunes and their very
es blood in aboring for the establishment Of those very
principles which called merely defend and
protect. Who refuse the call his country Who viii
question the propriey Of thus spending portion Of his
time We may not discern the direct interest which
have in carrying out defeating this that
yet that every public has direct and
Immediate effect for good for evil, upon every inhaban
Of the land"
In defence Of the doctrine OF popular sovereignty il
speaks in the following emphatic manner
This brief outline Of the legislation the Nebras
ka-Kansas Issue The principle which finally governed this
legislation the principle that induced fathers
throw off the British yoke IL that which places the
equality which goes further, and every
American citizen equality OF rights live what American
soil he may Whether in Florida or Maine, Louisiana
Iowa. Nebraska Kansas the republican right Of paric
pating in the prescription of the ules that govern
domestic affairs guaranteed to himyea The constitutional
right to be entitled all the privileges and immuntes Of
citizens IL matiereh not where any Of US may live
whether this that side of riveron this that side
of imaginary marked lne-in this that State
Territory, that american SOLVE same
right the immunities the privileges in the pur
suit Of happiness and possession and property
this republican and constitutional right which to
our ncghbors, and friends who may choose leave
and settle elsewhere the rights enjoy They carry
with them every right and every privilege which they pos
sessed while In midst and among and of us
The division OF American coil by political lines does
Anericanze portion Of country, of
the people who occupy III and whether the creation Of
State Territory be the result Of that DIVISION
citizens Of every portion retain their republican priv
leges and immunities As there can be no law where
there subjects for to upon, it results that
the right TO make laws accompanies the individual; and
hence citizens removing from States Territories
tain that right much if they remove from
State another State The right then determine the
question OF African slavery with the citizen wherever
Co. In the States the right abolish slavery has
been questioned the correa;ire right establish
be questioned New York and all but the old north
States have exercised the and maintained the other
power then the citizens of States
from exercising the they choose settle
where roll in which they have undivided interest If
the people o STATE should determine
CRATE the unoccuped territory OF the United States
which they undivided Interest have they not the
right carry with them their prnpeTty9 and when there
may they the very laws they lived under
when State Most asuredy they NAV, else independ-
ence and 'republicsnism but empty words But we
believe thai this issue understood bv all desire TO I'M
derssnd it, and that the day Of reckoning come for
those who have sought power and place by isrepresent
ing H."
Having disposed Of the know-no,hing and Maioe-law
berses with just severity the address proceeds give the
following candid impartial yndicalion Of the presen,
national administration;
"A opponents seeking to make Issue with the
democracy by denouncng the Of the present adnsra
ton, and they welcome all the capital they
FOR themselves their several parties by
Mach said against the immortal Jefferson the
brave Jackson and the smented Polk, when they the
hemsmen Of State Every democratic has
been denounced and belIed every patriotic been
attributed selfish purposes and every good has been
unacknowiedged such How stands the po~ Has
the administrator Of Franklin Pierce been democratic
ss republican and national heart been evidenced by
all hi sets Has be not truly defended the
III he maintained the national honor Of country
prevented the encroachnen Of other When
81 three years has country advanced rapidly
10 prosperity increased rapidly power and wealth.
and that without collision with foreign powerhan
she has during the three years that have passed. The
various departments hrve transacted Of business
unparalleled The finances have been managed with marked
ability and defcAtions aud losses entirely prevented Our
postal facilities have been increased beyond precedent
and navy have been regenersed Confusion and
pcation in all the bureaus have given war order
simplicity. Reforms and economy have marked the
ton Of all duties and pride point
70 II democratic odmiss eonf The dribution OF the
patronage Of The government not acceptable 10 all,
matter that change the principles Of
That all be pleased in every case with appointment
isrosspflITy; and the fault II any exists no,
In the President bot in the law which imposes the duty
him. No could give his personal attention 10
this matter without emitting the pertinent dates
Of the Chief Msgistrscy II be remembered that
the Offices the Of success rHK oRJEoT,
And while there ma he ho "A