The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15
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Who xouid not be tn President of thu
Cmitsd sistsS---ths ch0ic~ II Hatiou Of
frsc men, thu object u most infinite care
solcitude, and contention 10 27OOG.O00 IL
The most Intelligent Of the human race, thr
object at which every mans finger points. thu
topic On which every mans tongue dcscants
---raisd above Ina fellOw-men BY no accident
II birth. by ~ nSrs superiority u wealth,
bat by the presumed fitness OF his personal
qualities, for ote II the most elevated siiua-
tins man may be called upon 10 flll, Yet
frum this rievstci and bIissfnl lot thu great
author u the Jan,ty of Human Wshe,
might find many DEDUCTIONS to make. We
,lo not speak nov " cares and ro9,onsibiIi-
tie,. 81 the i,Hratitade II friends and the
cnyenDmfd hate Of e1eInies, Of thu care md
importantly essential % the administration
Il IN enorm0ns patronage slerplt-s
nights devoted to care AMI anxiety, aid al
days of intrrlninable misery and inexprtssi-
ble fatigue, under which Generals Harrison
AMI Taylor ara said 10 have succuml,ed.. -
The particular drawback to the perfect bliss
that " supposed to hover around the lead
~ the inmate VI the White House. which
al the moment attracts our attention, il the
utter inability under ,rh,oa he seems 10 iator
of eonrmeng ii least oashay Of lbs support
srs That he ~ not u traitor, tai~ 10 those pSia-
uaes rhsoa secured has success. and 10 tha~
Jr,eads Vho aosi by him most jrraiy N The
h0ur VI donger. iEt any one read the spec
nlatio'r which III the American newspapers
"a ~ the future cornluet 81 MIR. buchanan.
and then ask himself whether h. would pur-
chas ~ eminent u position nj ~ heavy u
prize. Mr.. lsuchanan's election was obtain
nj. like th0se III most successful candidates
for thu Presidency, by the careful manage
nwnt Of party agrsing to call itself by
the same name, but Agreeing IN very little
else The Democratic party Of America,
like most political unions which have bcn
fortunate enough Ia secure for Themselves
the monopoly Of popular name. has under
yoe many transformations, aHl advocated
at different times vicws not EASILY rrconciIsSl
WIN I'D h 6tiiSi'Tf. ''"''
The Democratic Party has always includ.
al the South, and something more, The
principle that moved the South has always
leen the maintenance of the institution ii
slavery; but this principle has, i'll the late
e"us'' 'N'' hep' III me 'Mkgro"i"'' t~
ssuc ra'sn 'Th'g on "he ~ It's secondary
manifestations 'h"s' the Son''i rr'st,h
inc r~Fra,s' am constitute" 'se' 'e
cha,hp"n T" n'"'c rish's' IRON leaio"Sy ~
th' inlrrtfe,nr oi Co'gr'~s WIN ITS own
donns,ic INSTITUTION AMI u was Jo'"si 10 inc
struggle by portion of the North, disliking
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