Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-23
THE ELECTI0N-NEXT THURSDAY,
TO THE POLLS!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE
COUNTRY d CONSTITUTION,
COME ONE,-COME ALL.

OohE ONE, II ALL
This is the last paper that will issue from
our Office before the election Need We re-
mind the Democracy of Old Augusta, that
gallant Spartan Baud, who have fought so
long and so nobly in the cause of the Poo
pie, that their country will expect EVERY
MAN TO DO HIS DUTY on next Thurs
day. Let every Democrat in the county
remember that on his single vote the elec-
ton may turn. Yos--lct him WORK
WORK-WORK, till the sun goes down
on his labor, and glorious VICTORY may
crown bis efforts. And if SO, what a ycto-
ry 1t will be victory over factious op-
position, that but few months since, re-
joieed over the successes of the Northern
Abolitonists because it hated Democracy
more than Abolition--who gloried in the
fusion Of Frcmonters and Filmorcnes, in
Pennsylvania, because even with such an
UNHALLOWED ALLIANCE, they hop
cd to strike down Buchanan, the friend Of
the Constitution. Is it surprising chat now,
the only rallying cry of that same desperate
faction should be Distribute the public
lands, -withdraw that fund from the sup
port of the General Government, in order
that the tariff of duties may be increased,
and the Northern manufacturers protected 2
The leaders ofthat opposition love the North
because it is strong. But will the people,
the-bone aud sinew of the land, sympatl,iso
with such leaders VIII they forget their
own sunny South in the day of her need
NO The spreading of that little cloud that
rose, few years since, no bigger than a
mans hand-its Hastings and its thuuders
say NO! The crushing majority Of ,GEair
ty Thousand in the State, at the last
Presidential election, TELLS THE TALE
that Know nothingism, and all the isms, are
DEAD DEAD DEAD in Virginia.
That having risen as it boosted, on the ru-
ms of the Wing party, it sunk again un-
der the weight of its own corruption, never
more to rise.
But yesterday, small private room vas
hardly filed by the Democratic party of Au-
gusta. Now, its namo is legion, and its
destiny is CONQUEST, Why? Because
it loves and chorishes the Union, the Consti-
tuition, and the equal rights of the people
At this moment, the Patriot halls it as the
only Conservative, the only National Pafty
All else is Faction and Ism, Distribution
at the South, with here and there a streak
of the Maine Liquor Law, Aboliionism al
the North, with many and varied stroaks Of
Maine Liquor, Woman's Rights, Anti Rent
ism, and Free Love
We say again, then, TOGETHER, bretb-
rem, "a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull
all together" THE DAY Is OURS, il we
claim It as VIC ought Why should Augusta
stand almost alone among her sister coun-
ties, in opposition to an administration,
which, thus far, all must approve? She
has much to ask, at the hands Of the Legis-
iature. Will she dash her hopes of success,
ny schuihS lheFe inc representatives " ~
lcfunet and odious faction The Wing was
anoble old party patriotic in its aims. how
ever mistaken in its opinions 80 reeog
nizcd by its equally magnanimous oppo-
ncnts. But not ONE OF THAT PARTY
graces or redeems the Opposition Ticket !.
1t is SA VI THROUGHOUT. Those
who boosted to have risen on The ruins of
Whiggery, and denounced its eorruptions
by sort of mockery, call upon those they
denounced, to lick the rod, and honor them
with seats in the Legislative Halls. VIII
the Wing party admit the impeachment. by
obeying the call W sAaH see.