Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-09

" and imperious and proiesseeiy omnipoIent,
should be compelled 10 get upon its knees and
beg its old time enc mics TO forgive them their
unceasing wicked s!anders and preserve them
| from deserved destruction by those of their
own houSshcld!!
BY "ngger-worship" and '.hot-brained fa-
naiicism,' of course Is intended belief IN
the doctrine that "Ali mankind are created
equal. and are endowed by their Creator with
certain inalienabie rights, among which are
life, liberty, and the persuit of happiness; that
10 secure these rights, governments are in
slituIed among men. deriving their Jusi pow
ers from the consent Of the gorerned, the
"hot-braIned fanatcism" of &c. Those who
believe IN and inculcate The Golden Rule, are
considered As "nigger worshiperS' by modern
democrats of the Pierce-and Douglas school.
The same charge of "aholi,innism" was made
against HarrlSon,C Clay Scott, and many others :;
1t is now to stale 10 deceive any but the very
weakest minds. just as 1.-The black man IS
occasionally called upon 10 terrliy small chill
dren only. The prosira,ion of the boSus-de-
~ scidN tlN - thc ohiS '"c h'coN'
worshiping" Of our day: they regard Slavery,
apparently as the greatest of all interests /;
and many, we fear, .'worship" IL, more than
their Creator! Man-wor>hip is always a
folly, and a sin but to contend for the Ina
lienaUle rights of man." is no act OF devotion.
JusrIcE 10 all men, may consist with worship
Of none; and Slavery is moi only wrong To
The colored man, but II is also greivous evil
10 the whites, whether rich or poor, but espe-
cialy TO the poor. In striving against the
spread Of Slavery, we strive for our cwn well
fare, and for the veal of generations yet 10
come. In helping Slavery into Kansas there
fore, is shown genuine "nigger wors hlpIng,
well emitting the agents and abettors of The
scheme to the title OF the Black Democracy
Gov. MDutiie argued that slavery is the cor
ner-stone of our republican edifice, ,nnTIIi,;ers nTII
found is the homage h"
he praung about .'midnight, secret. oath
bound associations" is all a sham. 1hts De-
mocracy supports Kno,c Nothings i" preference
10 Wbigs, as might be illustrated by many ex-
ampes. And, for half a century. the Tam
many Society-a close corporation OF the ariS-
tocracy of Democracy-has mainly ruled lhat
party. The Albany Regency-Ihe Miami Tribe
of CincinnatI-had every Objectionable fea-
ture of secrecy. In many places. the charita-
bic association of Free-MaSonry is made
more effective, as seciet, as faithful, and bet
ter managed political engine than the Ameri-
can order. The sag Nichl' or Say Nothing
organization has today more Of the "sicken-
ing. dark lantern effluvla'' about H. than ever
had the Know Nothings. The Turner Ger
man bands were right arm of Democracy,
until Slavery became its leading principle.
The varied IRISH associations throughout the
land-led by priests. who are governed by
their sh ps, VIII receive their cue from the
Pope-are almo.t Il not quite exclusively adj
iuncts of Democracy. The Perce-party have
nothing to say of these secret orders-by
which they have ruled, and by which the
Aliens votes have often overborne the Naive.
In the North, the American order, (now as
open, in most places, as the Wing party was
or as churches or other benevolent associa-
tiuns are) is opposed to the SIaveocraiic-De-
mocracy, and is therefore AIDED with all pos
sIble abuse; while all the other secret organ
izatlons pass without word Of condemn auon.
1t IS true. also, that the Democratic leaders
a, first asserted that "this American party rs
oniy the old Wing purity orer ngaiu-same men
same measures-Democrats, beware! But
B when they saw such old standby Democratic
counties as Susquehanna, Bradford, TIoSa,
Potter, Clinton, Genre, Perry, &c. &c, break
their ranks, and come out against them-and
when they saw every Northern State turn and
elect Opposition Governors or Congressmen,
they changed their tune. swall lwed their own
words, and now protest that Wings and Amer
leans are MT the same thing, and IN the hope
Of dividing their antagonists are applauding
and adniring the very Wings they had abused
without stint for quarter OF century
"Diride and eonquer.'is the last hope of Slave
Democracy. The Wings and the Free Demo
cracy, united, would sweep Slave-Demociacy
from every Northern State, ,preserve Freedom
where she has right TO 1t, and administer the
Government on Republican principles.
And phy should the opponents of the Kan
sas iniluliy divide, and lose the power they
possessl The Wings well know that 1t was
the Catholic vote which these Slayeites, who
now kiss to belray," used TO detraud HENRr
CLar-that the same Alien vote defeated VIM
FIELD Scorr. Every Wing knows 1t was the
Slavery interest which annexed Texas, and
which incites all the fillibuStering, piraticai
attempts that demoralize our people, and dis
grace us before the world! They know that
this Democracy, Slavery, and the Foreign IN
fuence-a precious uio-cheated them out
of good Tariff law-still prevent the old
State from receiving their share OF the pro-
ceeds of the Public Lands, while giving null
ions of acres to the New States-and Will not
allow the fresh water Harbors of the free
North West to receive the same advantages
as the Seabord Harbors. With such facts
staring them in the face, why should Wings
throw themselves into the arms Of the self
same men. and promote the self-same meas
ures, which have ever been antagonistc TO
them, There is no reason whatever for
sane Wing to stultify himself by such cour'e'
HIS true policy is to oppose the men, the mea-