Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-07

HON. A R. WRleHr, OF GEORGIA, ON WEN
DELL, BENNET d Co.-Ina letter dated Rome,
Ca. Oct. Z, 1858, Judge Wright gives the fol
lowing tart sauce to these pure Democrats
and devout supporters of our noble Presi-
dent" We commend it to the attention of
the Connecticut ehivalry:"
! When went to Washington, went there
the friend of Mr. Buchanan and of Mr.. Cobb
for the next Presidency, because | thought
/ they were on the right line and standing
square on the Cincinnati Platform. The Le-
compton Constitution was presented. |! had
not been submitted to the people. This the
| President profoundly regretted" But in
nsmuch as the slavery clause was submitted,
and that was the chief question of contention,
he recommended Congress to admit the State
still thought he was right and went with
him Up to this time, Mr.. Douglas had stood
with him and 10y him. Here they differed !;
and the question is, shall Douglas be read out
of the party for holding on to what the Pres.
ident thought was right and what he regret
ted had not been done? Mr.. Douglas went
further and said, even that question had not
been fairly ascertained that the will of the
people was against slavery. Shall he be
read out of the Democratic party and by
whom? Who is it that lead on this attack
fierce as evening wolvesY" Wendell, of the
Union, and Bennett of,the Herald. Wendell
was elected public printer by Black RepuJ!i-
can votes. In the caucus of the Democratic
party last winter at Washington the Virgin
ia Democracy and others declared that if he
was nominated they would bolt the conven-
ton Sherard Clemans rose in his place and
said money had been offered him as a bribe,
to vote for Wendell With the superciious
arrogance, found only an government official,
he undertook during the last Congress, TO es
ta0sh a party tyranny. more CALLING than
the rule of the Turk and urrelerting as the
inquisition. | resisted it then will do it now,
and ever while l live. had rather die, be
quartered and eat by vultures than submit to
it. And WHO'S Bennett? The supporter of
Fremont by contract. A Ian, it is true of
great versatility of genius the raciest writer
and best newspaper editor of his age, but as
destitute of principle as fish is of hairs A
Swiss that fights for pay. Who are some of
the leading adjuncts of these worthies? Mr..
John Van Buren and his platform men. Mr..
mailbag w Wentworth" and "Anti- n ebraska
Breese," I'D oDt',e genuS" These men are to
become the peculiar eonservators of southern
rights and par excellence, the eustodians of
the National Democracy, They are to read
out Stephen A. Douglas, who has done more
than any man living. to roll back north
ern fandticism. The man who at the head of
the gallant sons of South and the Northern
Democracy tore from the statute book the
brand of the Souths dishonor and inferiority
in the Union.
Whois aiding these men in their unhal-
lowed work in Illinois THE Black Repuii-
cans While Douglas is engaged in mortal
conflict with their giant gladiator the gov
ernment Officials are planting their stilettoes
in this Democrat "who never faltered," !" and
never failed to fight There is not such an
act of political infamy in the annals of de-
pravity, as that which is now being enacted
in Illinois. The tension of the noble nature
of Southern Democracy cannot stand it much
longer