The daily union., 1856-01-24

called for so doing the white sfatss ~ t"y"sl ~
was by that union Of the North with the South na 'n
democratic principles OF this government were
And how has t been since 1901 IN fourteen -
tal elections ega have been car red solely oy e
the northern and southern democracy ana "nosNe Wy
federal party the national republican party OF .ne s
party, the hardeider party, have stolen my
three times only in all that perod how nave 'he uons
BY antislavery lecturers and polica par anu
renegade democrats travelling over the North ana 'ens
the democrats that the slave power was ehsissinB nsu
and picking their rockets, and they must ~ ,e
slave poweri And thus, once or twice IN our hs'oy
enough deluded democrats have Deem over 70 'e
federaists the wings and the aoouonis 70 put aown
the democratic power OF the North and South combined
together That Is what fusion and know-nothing
conspraors after now-the oid game oi usiue anu
conquer x,, ,,
,ino his eampagn against the constitution by crying out
about the Aogarcby OF the South BY that cry OF mad
dog he the democracy Q he Souh which, when II
unes with the democracy Of tire North has always been
invncble and always carries this country IL rs the OH
garchy of the democratic people North and South which
Mr. Seward knoHs united, will be too strong Tor his M
sion oligarcby which he wants to make him PRESIDENT
that he may crush the democracy OF the South and
then easily conquer the democracy OF the North
rHa TaIunpHs OF rR UNITED AND SOUTH
Fellow-democrats be not deceived Who put down the
tyranny Of the alien aud sedon laws Who purchases
Louisiana and Florida Who secured the navigation Of
the mighty Mississippi Who fought for free trade and
sailors rights Who carried the couairy through the
second Of Independence in ls2 who Frustrated the
papermoney power, the United States Bank Who gave
you sound currency independent treasury the great
of trade and commerce? Who put an end
to the notification Of ls33 and finally established just
tariff that all now acquiesce in Who annexed Texas
Who put down the Wmot provso? Who carried the
country through the Mexican war with glory and gave TO
the commerce and trade Of the North the golden
And finally who has expanded this country from fourteen
States and brought into the Union seventeen States,
with all the rights Of the old States with or without
slavery the people Of each State choose to have 1t
Who has done ali this for your counry2 The democratic
party Tie democrats g The North ard South united together!
Loud appause That is what these marrow minded sec
tiona Of the North these bigots and know-nothngs,
| stigmatize as sthe slave power"
Now will sit down with any of the free-soers or
kpow-pohings fusion men, and, beginning al 1901,
will trace every measure liberal and enlarged statesman
Ship every great OF this government for the good OF
the whole Union everything that hns expanded It's terri
tory thing that has enlarged and dem9cfatzcd ts in
fuence everything that has elevated It's glory abroad
everything that has insured its tranquility home, and
one by one will show yoh that they haze been accom-
pshed by the united votes Of the northern and southern
democracy. Whenever democratic measure has fnled,
whenever Edde carried his charter for bank whenever
The sub-reasnry was CHECKED whenever high tariff has
been imposed has been owing division OF northern
democrats from those OF the South aud allowing the fed
eral whig party in and take the power That i
the way 1t has been done and taking all the history OF
the pa5 and looking the future you may rest assured
that whenever tlese men with their nsdous snees about
the sslave power" bring separation and alien
alton between the northern and southern descrary ley
will open the way 10 entire change or dissolution o.
democratic government and strike fatal blow at the best
interests OF ihe countryat the only party IN whose
hands those interests bavE been or can remain safe
Tell me- after seventy years OF such 5tatesmanshp-te
ne that J. as democrat TO turn my back upon iost
true men Gs the South and fraternize Withhold knows
Who'll Yes WHO are these leaders Of know-nohngs abo
tionss usionsts and ali tie paltry ims OF the day tha
make Massachusetts political Bedlau, We never saw
these men ereept few we always knew 10 be sort sll
uncertain in the democratic ranks sighting for in
of these great battles of principles When they pretended
/ to stand democratic platform We always oubd then
upon some plank that bad side issue to H. and standing
so that only to get on the edge Of Ill Ap
plause Let not take counsel OF these narrow-mndec
lz.ax ILL, tI.o thn al
where largest and ugest interests lie. Above al
things let the northern and southern democracy stand 10
ger in this coming crisis Of the Union they have stoot
! together and trumphed together for haf century 0
glory
| THE HsERRAsEA IsIqUIrY"-THH HKAssAs OUTRAGE
Weii Of you tell that may do to past meas
ures but how Of The North submit to this horrible
outrage Of the South in the sbrasia niqaty" and th
Kansas bill The fusionists driven from sxe,, o.he 20
son stand this alone Their whole doctrine III Sen
ator SEaer is its expounder is that there shall be
i slavery in any rersi.cry State This IL only th
old Wilmot proviso Excluding that proyiso putting
down. celebrating the black line the wa!e democracy
agreed TO do in the compromises Of 1850 and the gorou
election Of General Pierce In 1852 is the whole principle
the Nebraska and Kansas bill That Is the niquyp th
@terribe outrage the aggression of the sEve power
against which you told all friends Of freedom mus
J~e for the purpose Of preventing Kansas from becom
i ing a slave State
Now il the men who started this hunt had only followed
the principle Of the Nebraska bvz left II to the peo
i ple--kansas would Inevitably have been free State Dc
know what she will be bsm These fusion know-noth
ing have gone there with their propsgap6isn of abo
litoasm, and the South has met Them with the propa
gandism Of slaFery II northern abotionis and south
ern Shareholders wish TO make that Territory battle
ground let them Sight il out tho ballobox hope but
even II at the poias Of the bowie knife what the govern
ment of these United States what the other
the Union going TO do about it In Congress out of II
Are they going TO take sides and bring civil and
/ seryile war between North and South7
They tLa President shonld have army there
hat power has be sese2 II he had moved single step
with single company Of dragoaas the country would
have been In oproar and the would recnnnd
ed every hand military Usurper "Tyrantr "Yola
tor OF the Consutu;ionr lie has such power. What
would have been the effect he'd be attempted such pow
err IL IL be fact that they divided between en-
igrans from the North and cmgrants interopers ffo
the South IN Kansas how you going TO settle by the
whob Union nteering2 II The President send bod
OF troops there aid the northern portion Missouri will
send another body 70 help the southern portion II you
rally at the North sustain the troops the President has
sent they will volunteer at the South the other side
and when yon have got army thors Of fifty thousand
men, on either side then they may fgb II there
age in these fusion at the North to 20 South and
4 fight HCourager No-yfoig. The North does not lack
courage " has got coura.e enough but DO think
" has enough TO 20 TO Kansas 10 nght such
question as this Applause.
What have you got 10 do, then 2 Why, let IL alone
IL will take Of itself Leave the question Of slavery
slavery in Kansas just where fathers et that
qucstion--to God and ne PcePhi [AppIsusel
THr PRINCIPLE KANSAS niLL-roPuIAR RIours.-wno
TERRITORY
| Now, what is the principle Of that Kansas bin Why
have the democratic party TO that doctrine win
yon consider the argument moment No, no, clamor
the fusiopiss and knowuotbings you have violated
solemn compact Well, Is Il worth while for these men
to talk about the violation OF compact in egisa-
tive enactment when they trampe upon the solemn com.
pac OF the constitution They not the to read