The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-23
Democracy North and South.
BEAUTIES OF SOUTHERN SLAVERY

The following is from the New Orlean
Delta II will explain itself. We publisl
it for the qualification and especial consid
Grafton" OF the Northern Democracy. ~
by careful perusal Of what follows, the,
will discover the character Of the company
they keep, and the nature Of the principle
they are assisting to perpetuate. The ultr;
South is tho master Of the Democratic par
ty, as the history OF our government ant
the Affairs of Kansas for The last four year
abundantly show. The Della speaks by au
thority, and it marks out the ground 'wheit
the Democracy must speedily stand or he
Will the Democrats OF Maine, who possess
a single particle Of love for human freedom
or desire such MS pervads1 that party in
1859, when they so unanimously, boldly
and manfully resolved to oppose forever the
further spread Of slavery In our Union. con.
tinue to aid party in the ests ishment and
perpctuity Of that which every lover Of free
dom and humanity abhors? If SLAVERY
PROPAGATION AND ExrENsrtS should be re.
gdrded as an essential part Of the Democratic
creed ~ ALL SECTIONS. as the Delta unblush.
ingly asserts and demands, and rs that par
ty in the next Congress, will unqucstionably
sanction, will the Democrats of Maine con-
tinuc to endorse the creed? The ques-
ton Is an important one. aud should be we'll
considered Advertiser.
"Tae Cinainnah Enquirer and Democratic
Candidate for Governor.
The Cincinnati Enquirer roundly informs
us that "the South have no other allies to
aid them in sustaining their constitutional
rights against the fanatic,l assaults of abo.
litionism than the Democracy of the North"
In the same article the Cincinnati organ Of
our Northern allies tells us that "the Dem.
ocratic party is not u slave extension party"
that "such l. neither an object, aim nor end
of its creation or continuance :" that "no
slave State has yet been formed out Of FREQ
territory" nor does it think that one ever
will. but that "the reverse Is moro likely
to be the case"
After expressing these warm and consol.
atory assurances Of the peculiar friendship
OF the Northern Democracy for the South,
the Cincinnati Enquirer is surprised that
we don rush INTO ecstacies of gratitude in.
stead Of regarding our Northern allies with
cold and ungenerous suspicion. "lf we,"
THAT il, the Northern Democracy says
tho Enquirer. 'are MT In favor Of the in.
PRODUCTION Of slav ry into Kansas, the Della
can not see the difference between Buchan.
Nm Democrats and Black Republicans. -
What ingratitudc, what obtuseneS on tho
part of the DsLo! Not to be thankful for
the concession OF constitutional rights
which were always ours. and not to SEQ the
difference between the stinkweed and the
mundungus botanical names for tho same
odoriferous plant. Try I.1 rr,-
I, Is very evident from tho foregoing cita.
tons, that, rs presented by the Cincinnati
Enyu er, the Northern Democracy only
foieroies the possession OF certain rights Of
the SOUTH In relation to Slavery, because tho
Constitution makes II compulsory to do no
while it reserves 70 itself the wish, the will,
the purpose, and the earnest hope n check
and repress the South, as Slaveho.dinc and
community, BY al constitution.
ii means and influences, political, moral
md material, which may at any limo be
available and practicable.
The Black Republican party, in its black. |
,st DAYS, never protested moro hostility or |
|css friendship for the South than that
Not fremont, Bennett, Raymond or Greely |
over expressed desire 70 impingc upon . |
single Constitutional right Of the South in |
carrying out their Anti-Slavsry ideas. On
Tho contrary, they did no. hssitate to ex.
pres . solici;nds for the preservation Of all
he rights Of the South under the Constitu.
lion. Those rights they wero anxious 10
go protected. Mr.. Fremont, IL elected,
WOULD take care that the Consultation should
% held inviolats. and that the Republic
hould como TO no detriment from che "fa-
,sical assaults Of Abolitionism" upon the
aan.Anainn ae slasasx @ I'D IA 1911