Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
Young Han, Attach Yourself to the Demce-
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themselves with permanent organization.-
Tle party is cu-existeut with Tire Foundation.
,f our republican institutions, and three
quarters OF the century has so entwined i. in
lac institutions OF our country, that It's exs-
tcnco is fixed end irrevocab!e so long Us cur
government exists 1t Las been opposed hy
iohs parties Ill their turu, sarie of which
have i.ad te,n.,oraiy t:uu.lhs, hut they uiii
niatciy fell uuuer The ctl.uuoriug march Of
the iuviciblc Eerocracy, Thc wars of Ia
uaticisni have beaten against, AID have some
ti,nrs aii.est seemed IA en- ruly It, bat ANNA
-! by lie central pTncIi,e OF just!ce TO ali |
cassua aid c'iLeliiIoaS OF i,.en. it has ever rls
eu IN 'laies'y above tie raging biiiows. II |
La& ,cyh l.t"scl t,y the el, que,.ce Of Clay |
and '. custer, aud others. Of less note but il !
tiAs nIlAstoo! tc assaults Of all, and the very !
last act OF these great statesm"n COLI !
irss their error anG commend the Democracy |
We may occasionally be uuti.uln beLei for a
time, t'.. t;:iu,iIh miil soop foliew. We have
! ~: -. the coun;,y IN lis Foundation, aud
pm wniI pFl,ac - oul hauttiwoiks and it Is
/ ne acStiuy ri the patty to guard. protect aud
'yholo the nation Until the ast hue 81 liberty
| has bceu written uIon The record Of tine.
! Tie following gives his, orcaI view % the
! opposing parties IN tins country fron toe ear
/ ,i>s; period to the present tiuIe. The Opro-
! slton 10 the DcaIocgacy. sliice the organ: "a
ION 9. the t'oYernnelt, nave passed the FOL
10Y 'ng laws:
! Tho '.A!ien Law" III 17GS, giving ti.e
. resident (,ohu A..a.psJ lie !"weIs 70 order
on 'ne c'u..t. ,.nnas.s:alize1 f.,reiguel
X. iyht dee"t s,s. s.s:ciolts rerson.
lne -'-eu.sion LYw, paa>c; in 1893, by
w'.,il auy r.is.u w;o wIo,c " puoi's!.e,,
a:sytliu,: agat;rs. tne President % a,sy # the
u,en4bviS = Nun-r,s, was liable to bc heaF
y tiu-d and i.np,i<o;.tl, Oh CONVICTION IL the
! u!itol States tuI.t-,
IA &C: passed IL l1sS, cxteu3ins the tern,
s.. .ailr"t,zati2n oi iorciSuels, tom hTe t.
,llyy passed he Gc,sfal 1;4,.krupt Law il,
lStl, v,..ch caat'lo sucb persons who ete>i-
ed T. GO 30, to IcI u'i.,;c ,ueir oil tcIt
Incy favored ,be h.sb iari.f of 1872, tax-
I "a tre !ai- c.a, t..;i. ,.,tte and la9orjug mcu
;ile: i:,,a>,' eI.ag1i IL con:nerce heavily, fn.
lIe y,:., l.-vl l.w manufacturers il New
rln"iaAl
ia.sc are ali the important laws tie oppo-
<;t;on or-l- passed Every Que OF tilen vas
repeated in less than tuut years alter tlcir
passage. Tie oip.4ition TO the Henccracy
, was ns.ver coniinuel III power by !he penl &
mere tifaa C"e tcim. 1Ecy nevtr elected but
toW rgcsiieLts, viz; .
c y I'm Adams, IL 1896.
= JOIN Z Adams. in 1924,
c \. .,ii..i. I! Harrison in 1910.
4 zachary Taylor, Ia i>4S. .
Ite following, Presidents were elected hy
. ,i.e ui.,.clacy against the ,Iolts If tie op
; position:
IsoHas Jeiarsou,-.} fse0.
,i4;tl,s Madison. ia l>US.
! Jau.cs 5iomroe IL 1916
> Andrcv J;s,h>ou< Ia ~:a.
j Nl1f;.n Va, .jurel, in S3G.
jamss IL. i'otk, i'll lSl4.
Erank,n Pierce, liz I6l2-
James 3uchauau. III is56
Al The eud ot Alr Duchanan's term III
1879, the Democracy will have had the Pres
ilcncy 10, y-eight years to the Opposil.on''
Il six,cru. .ly DJnocrats have hat major.
:'y il Hau2Ie:s All least lifty-:ou years t" ;h,
g U,!,,iipn's tcn ycsrs. .--..
a.. 'iut ODg"sIiio ioil l.&ve opposed vanly ant
j: inatfe,tirriy tie following Democratic meas
; arcs: