Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-13
1ailp Natioual Democrat.
The Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party.
EprroR DEMOCRAT Who can doubt that
there is a fair prospect for harmony in the
Democratic party, when we see the freeat-
inc organs protesting against it, and avowing
,heir determination to remain outside of the
ranks. Never before we're the times so preg-
nant with peace. The papers which live up
on the patronage, smiles and instructions of
office holders, promise us that they will admit
no regulars into their society. We'll, that is
refreshing. When Henry Ward Beecher told
John Mitchell to come back to his crowd.
that distinguished Irishman replied" Come
back? When was ever with your So we
Of the Democratic party say to these Boilers
Have no fears. We will never ''march
through Coventry with you. That's fiat. ="
Keen to your rawlings Steal the Presidents
name to fight under, if you consider it worth
stealing, while all the time your Zack Mont
comery Resolution stares you in the face, re
pudiating Mr.. Buchanans future policy Of
submission to tie people of their Constitutions.
IL,
and then pitch in Meanwhile do let us know
what your kind of Democracy is. Above all
tbincs. tell us, is there too much Popular Sow
areirntv in the Kansas Act? Have YOU gone
and helped to give the People some of the
power which you meant should he reserved
to be exercised by Congress? Alas it is to
be feared that Mr.. Douglas @ eat measure, if
sustained, will shut the nigger question up in
a strong box, and leave the fanatics, North
and South, to cast about for apeaceable man
ner in which to dissolve the Union" Pull to-
gether The Democracy will thrive since
you are gone Make your own pest-house,
and keep your political lepers all within it.
Keep up the innocent forms of a treasonous
organization. Form, and not substance, is
your whole creed. Omit none of the FORM
The Lecompton Constitution was entirely
backed up by forms, and 50 is the Democracy
of its friends. You rely upon Conventions
The Democracy are the people, and willabide
by Conventions which serve them faithfully,
as agents, but will themselves be the masters.
This modest desire, upon the part of the
masses, to have something to say, may dis
please the nullifers and, of course, they will
make a great clatter. This can't be helped
The cat will mew-the dog will have his
day" Speaking of nullihers, what is the
boiling Committee of Public Safety about
to doy Are they going to take charge of
the Government, or simply to read the Peo-
pie out of the partyY Are we daily walk
ing over a smothered volcano? tremble at
the prospects. The Charleston Mercury reads
Alexander IL. Stephens, of Georgia, Senator
Green, of Missouri and others, ont of the
party for daring to desire Douglas success in
Illinois, and who knows but some of Mr..
Buchanan's papers although at war with his
doctrine Of submitting Constitutions to the
People) may read out of the party every
Democrat in California?
/ see that the Georgia Constitutionalist has
lately given the Washington Union (the Ad-
ministration organ) new cud to chew upon.
1t says that Charles E Stuart, of Michigan,
is good Democrat, and ought to have the
sympathes of the National Democracy for
success, in his present contest against the
Michigan Republicans, and closes its lecture
by saying:-" VIII the Washington Union
denounce the Democracy of Michigan as it
does that of Illinois or load CHARLES 4.
STUART with the same kind of abuse which, it
daily heaps upon STEPHEN a. DOUGLAS p
At is simply ridiculous to pretend that Mr..
Buchanan and the Washington Union (un-
derstood to be his private as well as official
organ,) are not opposed to Douglas, ana in
favor of Lincoln. Did John Tyler ever dis
regard party obligations any more completely
than James Buchanan does ? The Whig
party managed to get along without John
Tyler The Democracy can spare Mr.. Blu
chanan. UNION