Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25
From the Washington urinl
The DiSyIn5onISfS TTumoSIxeH.

The DisuniOn1sts Unmasked.
Mr. Fillmore'S late declaration that the success of
The republican ticket would lead to dissolution Of
the Union has startled the conspirators and them
to work to lu the northern mind into security. They
do not meet he question so pointedly presented by
Mr. Fillmore. II Is not the simple fact that the can
didates for the presidency and vice presidency are
northern men that has occurred before, and because
no danger TO the Union ensued ii is insisted that none
ought to be apprehended. The present is wholly
different case. The c. invention which nou.ina1e ed
fremont AID Dayton exclusively sectional its
principles VIGOROUSLY sectional that south
State could be represented in that assemblage and
maintain It's self respect. representation from the
southern States was neithe' expected nor desired L
was undcnablY movement TO urite the northern
States and exclude the southern States II was
clear. undsgused declaration that the South ought
10 have, and far they could control the result
should have no part lot in The election of Pres-
dent Vice President 1t appeal 10 the Sec
tionalism of northern 10 ignore the fifteen souh-
ern States unworthy Of their association and CO.
operation in the choice of the Chief Ma gstrate No
such convention nominated Jackson and Calhoun :;
they both lived in the South, but they were cand.
dates in the North as we'll as the South they were
voted for in section well as the other On
the contrary, Fremont and Dayton not candidates
in single southern State and ii will not be pretend
ed by any honest republican that they were nominal
ted with the expectation or desire that they should
| be elected by any but northern votes. Under such
circumstances, the conclusion at which Mr. Fill.
! precedent
| fore established.
But whilst the champions of Fren ont an DAYTON
are a5orng to hide from public view their disunion
oil jecs, there ahOltiOnsts who have the honesty
and the independence 10 unmask their reasonable
schemes. We have before us speech delivered on
The 4h OF July by Wendell Philips, whose position
as one of the pioneers in the cause of dsunonism,
and whose entire familiarity with all the designs of
the black republicans, notorious, in which the
mask is completely torn from the shoulders of the
Fremont and Dayton leaders. Against all the hypo-
critical professions Of nationality and devotion to the
Union: so DANGEROUSLY put forth by the black repub,
Ican orators and organs, place the declarations
OF Wendell Philips, an open dlsunionst and avoWed
aboiOnist, but having the honesty to rebuke his
progetty for their false claims to nationaism Read
what he says:
" No man, Mr.. Chairman, has right TO be sur
prsed at the present state OF things Il is lust what
we have attempted to bring about My friend Swasey
was telling US, this morning. what slavery has done
She has stolen Texas crushed Kansas usurped the
government, left the presidential chair empty What
has she done =! She has done just EXACTLY 1chat ne
hGUe been tempting her 10 d0that u.s. she has develop
ed herself. he slave power had always the same
power and the same wish rs the antl-slaveru en-.
terprise that has developed that ulsh into an act
IS just qra expected, eractly The forces at tas
are "a ngeu face to face Our friends have not turn
ed 10 The bright side Of the matter to-day; but there
rs merit IN the republican party. 1t is this IT IS THE
FIRST SECTIONAL PARTY EVER ORGANIZED IN TIKI:
COUNTRY. 1T DOES NOT KNOW ITS OWN FACE, AND II
CALLS ITSELF NATIONAL BUT 1T IS NOT NATIONAL IT
Is SECTIONAL 1T IS THE North ARRAYED AGAINST
THE SoUTH Henry Wilson said to me: We nus
get every northern State in order 10 elect Frenaont-
Even in imagination he did count upon a single
southern State 1t ac0s distinct recognition Of the
tact that the republican party party of the North
PLEDGED AGAINST THE SOUTH. Theodore Parker
wanted to know once where dsunion would begin
will tell him just where that party divides. Thai
IS northern party against the southern. do net
call 1t an anti slavery party it has not risen to that
yet 1t IS a northern party against the southern
They made the first little breach The first crack in
The iceberg is visible; you will yet hear it CO. With
a crack through to the centre. Its first distinct r.
cogn'tton aoas Banks election. He was elected bv
northern men, not a man from the South voting TO,
him. That IS lie Uatue Of that party. hal st as q
stgn-Gs great gain. | did not hope to see it fo
ten years; it bias come unexpectedly early"
The grass crop all over New England is yer,
heavy this season 1t is now being gathered, anG
the weather is proPirious.
David Zuefhy's wife, of Louisville, has lust glyer
MI DIV oil