The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03

lisvos that " God b always on The side OF
those who have the most cannon"-a man
vho reo,rds not the tcars OF women, nor
the shrieks Of children, nor tho butchery OF
men.
Mr.. Buchanan will have no di6culty In
finding just such man, If he looks In the
right quarter. washi g'on 10 full Of them
now, thicker than locuss and rsvenous ~
wolves Let him look out Of his palace win.
low down the broad avenue, and ses thsss
omn,. winged and omni-legged miracles oil
Rsyps darksning tho air, blsckening the
VAN and cn~ ling through and IN, and oil
upon all around the public places OF the
capitol of the nation. WIN bids for the
pl.ce? A Southern man not wanted
iThs selection Of = Southern man might
possibly endanger the getting OF gentleman
such, for example. " Gov. Aiken 81 South
Carolina I Who bids Tor the oficsi WANT.
rp-A Northern doughface "a Northern
man with Southern principles en- the
rule that the hardest niygcr.driver In tho
world IL . Niger himself Wanted "a man
for the tim,,-ths man for the hour! Who
bids3 q.
Beneath my window I s~sa crowd OF
patriots-every one Of them willing " drain
his last drup Of bninly fer che cause Of his
bleeding country There 10 nota Lobby Of
this great establishment that does net swarm
with them thicker than hiviny beeA See.
here comes one If them. Mark the cut Of
his coat, and the big swell. and the incense,
how gr ,cefully Il curls up from his 6nst.rAte
princip .. liz can drink, too. ten u,nsa An
hour and not get tight '-he Can swear too,
and-oh! rare-oh orthodox accsnplisl'
msnt (othodox In Washlngton) he can Guns
an Ab lirionist. An "Abo i';oni,t," b. il
understood, means nowadays, first: A
Northern man with Northern principles |;
second, man who works for living; third,
q gentleman, man Of hreedisg, rnsn of
intelligence. = maa Of rrfnelafnt.
Now, then, mark this NttiJal Democrat
Here he CONES. See. yonder its Mr.. Bah
cock the Free State Post Aiastr Of Lawrence,
Kansas. He sits there convG.ing quietly
with o fri"nd. The Natisi-l Dsuocrat
finds out who be is, and calling up three or
four Others Of bis own lidney =, his hackers,
commences strutting up and Own directly
in frOnt Of the Free-Sat men, peering im-
padently into their faces, ari nuttering
between his gritting teeth, "G-dd-u Ab.
olitionist = "Ain't you pct , Get Of
Cd d-n-d Ah1litionists! "You.'
&c time and again repeated. One might
almost fancy himself In Lecunpton The
same kind OF men-the same hnd OF man
ers-the same code Of honor, md the same
code Of morals. Lecolnptn Q little
Washington Washington'is il. big Lecomp.
ton. And in b ,th, National Democracy
is the standard and tho test ofi gentleman
Who. then, dare say that sl.very Is not
National Ipsti.utlon9 TapY's deeision
merely announces " the o,u,try at Large
what has long been practically known ut
Washington. No man can b. here an hour
without being made frightfully aware OF this
hideou US fact SLAVERY Is NirIosAL! The
atmosphere vt the capt. J Of the nation Is
.titliny with its odor. Hark u the bowling
of is wophippeu Grat is Carros! Great
is SIoGrR Great is Hog and llosiSY and
Whisky and ToBACco Great j. the SOUTH
and the NoRrH ANT sowh ~ Who bids
for the Office Vi Governur u Kansas Such
are the elements Of that fsll-spirit that to-
day CONTROLS the destinics and shapes the
foreign and domestic policy Of the Model
Republic Of the world. Such are the semi.
h,rbarUus and savage instincts If tho men
who give shape To and stamp their charac.
teristics upon its internal Administration
Such are the counselor. of james Buchanan.
The murderer of Barbour has iid an audience
with the President. And the worst disturb
er Of the peace OF Kansas, Calhoun, Survey
or General Of Kansas, has had an audience,
and the whole hand Of noble brothers have
had acces ~ the cir Of the Presld inland
no tate of Kansas u scaled unle.s Its lts,Ils
dare ~ Initiate and emulate their fathers.
the c,lonists had not onc.tenth the justihcs.
tion for separating frvm or resisting the
,nother country which tho 0ppresssl and
pluldered citiE.ns of Kansas have to-day for
rebellion against their own Government 1t
is idle ~ pint Ia the billot-box for redress.
The people Vi Kansas have ND h.llot.b'x.-
The uuS-rnIien' 10 70 them u tyrlnAy -
The Executive il the toll of their enemies.
The Senate Is the citadel Of their Oppres.Ors.
rhe House IL the weak betr,iycr Of their
hirthright. Nothing h now lett to the citi.
ssns Of Kansas but an appeal to the State
Sovereisnti~-and, that failing, an appeal
to the tribunal Of last re.0rt-to Gud and
their own right arms!
ACirzKN OF KANSAS.