American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03

Ihe Progress OF tuo 'NeAey u eAe coF'Se-
We are grati6ed BY the growing evi,
dsnce, that aecumulAtes daily. :. from all !.
parts Of the UuiOn. that the grand party o.
the pie. asoppossd to demagogusry and 4
fanaticism. and in especial opposition 70
the untrustwoitky and corrupt party oflhe
administration. is increasing more and |
more in popular favor; and that its realiza-
tion and ultimate triumph may now be !
counted on with some degree Of assurance.
Il is an additional source Of grrti6cation,
That Ws were ourselves amongst the, frs!
10 bring the subject, with some definite
ness. before tbe people. There Is noqdes-
lion. there can be no question; it is the,
most palpsble and rhRnifsst pOlilical fact
With which. Amerisan ststesuAen are at
present cor euiEa6t, that the ol1 Democrat
, ic party is IN the minority Of the people Of
these United States. There is beyond all
peradvsnture large majority of the votes
of this country earnestly and uncompromi-
siugly opposed to this arrogant and treach-
, ferrous party Of The administration aud its
misguided President. The party Of Lee
compi5nism and executive usurpation
! could not command, the poll one-third
lot tuo pOPutAI 'O'oS AZ "uy BSNo'"' WV
! ,ion, Itis sminori.y party. and must all
] ways hereafter remaip so. ~ 7rs4
And yetitis the power Of this active
and enierprising party to electIhs canli;
dates, and control he power Of the gov,
i ernmeni, simply through the want Of har.
i mony and evaporation on the part Of those
!, opposed to it. There are votes enough,
:, and intelligence enough, aud distrust
|. enough to defeat it 10 nearly every State
!; lin the Union. But there being no conceu,
'f tr ton Of strength, no combination, the
y force OF The opposition being distracted,
!. and made TO opperate in different directions
,f and for seperate and special purposes, its
I, power and efficiency, as against the one
!, compact. segregated and adheripg party
" Of the Democracy, is frustrated and des.
troyed. There is no one division of the
q opposition str Dg enough to cope success
G. fully with the undivided ranks OF this
= = thoroughly drilled and intrically managed
d party; and there is no good reason why any
to such division should seek to make the At
N temrt, the result Of which would only be
u y, certain discontinue, and the prepstuatior
by Of the preseu. reign OF ruin. II however
!. The people, the majority Of whom ara re-
~ ally desirous to accomplish The overthrow
y u the existing administration party, will
+. act together and lay aside for this obiec
their speciaties and party differences, ant
as come up harmopiously to the work of re
e. storing the government to the hands. OF
~ majority Of the people an1 stand by th,
Union and popular sovereignty. the desi
Oh red objec, can assuredly be achieved.
ior This movement towards unity Of actiol
~ ~ upon the-part~ the. opposition, haS re
he csivsd spirited impetus in the State G
int New y ork, and call asignedby nearl
elr four thousand names. was issued for
70 mass tneeting for theciiisens Of Erie coun
81 ty, 10 take place ain Buffalo last evening
10 ITO bury the past. and to give expressio
ags to their sentiments in reference to the des
~ potic character of the present administra
tei tiomasssi q s8sasg9 ageassy aei ttada
~ saThe tone Of the press is plainly indies
tive oftlIe prevailing feeling amongst III
Wi body of the people, The New York Trit
pS une calls for. generous forgetlulness G
obsols.e differences, and ian earnest reciE
~ rooity oflconcesslons with reGardt to cand
dsiAs -. The sisws Of the Express abol
tho ohNFUuH WIZ nuu
are ing the people together upon new basi
re. We have iheretofors given The Na
,9b York Commercial says that the peop
/, "uni.ed, would form an irresistible oppc
~ sition to the party despotism under wbiC
=, the country now suifsrs;" and insists tn
- sit has become the imperative duty Of 81
cry patriot 10 forego every personal col
,"e. Gideration. and everything but substa
~ cial principles. in orJsr ooheck the dow
an ward progress Of the government" I'll
up Richmond Whig says. ''the formation Of
Z" new party is the great and perman ent NJ
'"y cesity OF the times" The Commer,i
'ou Advertiser declares that:
,0n, . "1he times are propitious for the NOV
""' ment. The action Of the Republicans
Congress on the Crittenden amend me
was has wiped out The stain of sectionalism
I"' that party, and placed il on broad nation
MS ground. On background that they wei
~; frankly and consistently met by the Sout
,su ,s American and Douglas Democrats. o,
"e Of this united action has grown a spirit
l harmony, North and South, aud Il onl
Aue remains for the people to sustain the
~" Nv, Congressional representatives in the pos
""e ton they have taken" -or q
ua'' The Albany Kiuckerbocker find
:" "that the rank and file go for the ne
aan a;N movement Of man. They see that the o
us s position must Mute aud conquer, or
"'u' vide and defeat. Upless they unite v
will have four tickets in the 6eld-t
N'v Buchanan Democrats. the Douglas Dem
" Gratis, the Americans and the Republican
~ With the Opposition divided by thre
-a' the friends Of our beloved President c
uury elect a President in $50 with as mu
'uee u ease as "iallng of roof" 's7 ft.t
wy The Troy Wing is iu favor Of "a cord
= and bona fde union. independent OF Sta
= !" organization. and independent, too, Il d
P.o tation from any quarter" The Brook
ny, Star pertinen,ly asks: '.Let us Of the G
,nes position remain antagonistic, and Bucha
M w"S anism must Triumph; let US unite, and I
.e. mocracy is doomed. Shall we unite?"
INV The philadelphia Gazette says "the va
= =. " Gus Southern Wing and Amiricap jourh
=" speak In favor Of the new combination
;. ro' and that ''in Philadelphia everybody
u !" tegining to regard il as having superced
the American and Republican orpanizat