The Washington union., 1858-02-26
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE yoIoE PESNsYLvASIA recent action OF
Delaware, Chester, Snyder, Union, Warren, Cambria,
Lancaster, and Lawrence counties puts the cspsone 10
the column OF democratic action by which the Kansas
policy of Mr. Buchanan has been endorsed in his native
State The whole question is at rest far party
sentiment is concerned in Pennsylvania and those who
anagonize the President in his with reference
the speedy admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
constitution do in direct opposition to the official
preston of democratic sentiment in all sections of the
Commonwealth. With the solitary and unimportant
oepton of the meeting at Williamsport, every demo-
cratic county assembage yet held has fully sustained the
position of Mr. Buchanan and expressed the con-
hdence in the wisdom and patriotism of the motives by
which he has been and is governed and controlled
[Phaodelpha Pemsyiua,ian,
For all who the true friends of Kansas those
who would heal her internal dissensons and bring peace
within her borders, by refraning from meddesome in
reference in her domestic affairs tho who in
citing every hamlet and precinct of hers into open anta
onism with federal authority Are armies ndces
peace Are the forces of Gen Lane by shooting down
United States dragons, pacying Kansas, they
not And do the public journals of that selfstyled
al minority vndicate its character by openly urging upon
the settlers to themselves and resist the laws of their
country All there is secret in this sympathy for
Kansas this hostility to all compromises for her ad
mission into the Unonwhich explains the nature of the
resistance to the Lecompton constitution and the
which undere it, Were Kansas admitted day all agi
taton would cease - Taaaaton (Aass) CARTE.
II is high time that snd should be put to this law
lsss state Of things, and OF doing the first
and most eectua step is beyond all doubt 10 admit the
Territory sovereign and independent State OF the
Union. The citizens thereof will then be invested with
all the power that possessed by citizens Of other States
and have the management of their affairs in their
hands Then if the people wish to change their const
tuition, it will be matter for themselves to determine,
Wit let pr thp off
the President Bridgeport Comm Farmer.
There is safety in following political in OPP
position to the government and the democratic party
when every movement they make proves that they
seeking to elevate themselves regardless of all other in
terests On questions that do not fully understand it
much safer to trust to the judgment and policy of such
democratic statesman President Buchanan, who has
always proved true and his successful than to
trust political demagogues ready to betray any cause,
and adopt policy to advance their own interest and
increase their power The administration the represen
tatve of the democratic party, and though do not
expect perfection the interest of the democracy and the
country demands that it should be sustained. Even if
the President aspres only to honor and fame his honor
and depend upon his just and successful admins
traton of the government. By taking bold and manly
stand in defence of the democratic party its principles
and policy and furnishing the people with all possible
information upon the will efforts
But IA timid non -committa cowardly policy generally
meets with defeat, and always deserves it.
Noreay (Ae,) Adr1tisr.
We have not and never had doubt in regard to the
triumph of the Kansas policy OF Mr. Buchanan 1t is bound
to succeed and its will bring glorious results
With will come peace to the whole country and the dem
ocatic party will be stronger than That policy will
succeed because it is RGHT and it will give strength
the democratic party because it is founded
Detroit Vndioaor
If language any thing, should say that Sec
etary Stanton in his speech at Philadelphia last week
fully endorsed every statement made in President Bu
chanans Kansas message He distinctly admits that the
free State have been in rebellion since their
first organization under the Topeka constitution
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