Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

as would allow themselves TO be thus approached
have been met by the emissarics of that party,
and Piled With solicitations to take the first step
Towards citizenship, and become embryo DeinD-
cfatic voters While the taint of the jails and
pest houses Of the old world were yet in the
garments Of some of them, they have been made
IN obedience TO party necessity, to enter into the
Courts Of the New World, and insult all decent
! sense, and profane all truth, by taking au oath
| devised for wise purpose, but prosttuted 10
the base one OF augmeniing the racks Of party
| t y time there was a change in these naturah-
cation laws; or, at the rate of emigration which
| The same party has also alienated many OF it's
adherents, aud driven them to look elsewhere for
a nuraeIyi iiOf their patriotism, by n reckless
squanderng Of the public domain, in cedng it,
| IN almost inealeulhhle quantities, 10 new States
whose population is fuimed, IN great part Of
raw lpassss Of people, greedy for public bounty.
lp this lavish system for the aetc communities,
pp measrre Of Justice Is allowed 10 the old ones,
by whose treasure and Hood exclusively, a larae
part Of thepublic lands we're conquered from ON
enemief, or purchased Of its owners ;--and this
| denial OF justice 10 us, has been ;ustained iy
the pretended excuse OF want Of constitutional
authority, whileno such want has been atmittt9
lf9r tho donatiol ls aforesaid. This wrong, erosa,
and rank MS il is, has been submitted 10 long
enough, and it is quite time That the people cf
Delaware should,ns citizens OF one Of the Oldest
hHui hohlT phlrlollo OF tht confederate Stat0e.
raise their voice in repr0bation or Il syatem sd
partial aud oppressive. The proceeds Of tic
sales Of the public lands. unnecessary for tho
| payment Of public debt, allowing such idelno
| tipns theiPfIom as will meet The expenses of
tlleir survey and sale, should be distributeI
Among nil The Staies. old as well as new; and
| nations Of the soil itself, should be limited
among the new States to such extent as is
NECESSARY 70 enable them to enter upon political
life AZ well founded republican societies.
Thefategoing views, it is Conceived, furnish
tho nlaierials for the construction of a platform
upon which those citizens Of Delaware not we'd
ded TO opposite sentiments, can we'll stand in
hi tn0ny and, having as their base, or founda-
tions ths additional sentiment Of depofion 10 he
UPiop Of tle. States, and hatred d the designs
Of bad men 10 dissolve aud destroy il, no fear
need be entertained that II will meet the cordial
approval OF majority Of our patriotic citizens
Whatssy you, then, honest and patriotic vot-
ers Of the State Of Delaware shall not such
party as is above shadowed forth be formed?
What shall prevent 1t ?ii Are you moi capable of
giving up your names for the sake of so glorious
IN alliance? are you, not able TO yield up, for
the common good, your special preferences of
appellatinu or organization, for an object so
worthy of your ,allinnce--the defeat Of those who
oppose your true intsrestsY II you arc, then
resolve hoic, that whenever The proper time
comes for that purpose land it is not far dstant)
ydu will. us true soma Of America, come together
with tue single purpose Of unitipg in tho rescue
oil his State AZ leu. st.--.s'oiin, and now, aAH
IL E1l een = s'n9uui nv q voss ssIs 81 If ,hoso
sa1t 'osilpss 81 pioletr and her pes a fortunes
70 tne ear OF FREQ Fade, and the sectonalisn that
controls IL Let us determine that so far az IN
lies, by the peaceful remedy of the ballot hor
We viii redress the evils to which subseryiora,
10 foreign interests has subjected us. and assert
ID the Iaee q the woTld-that the destinies Of
lne country AFeonot safe in the hands that hold
them But in thus coming together for 40 nobla
a purpose, let there be no reservations in bebalf
o. our present attachments; but let us sacri6oo
all private, or associated, considerations. 10 tho
good OF the whole party; and finally and for.
eser ~ discard from our minds and hearts, all
thoughts, or desires, or purposes, to subsidize
our party to the interests OF those or any com.
snatIon Of them, who formerly belonged 10 auv
Oh IT'S constituent elements. In other words tet
Us deterInine that its favors shall be dispensed.
honestly and fairly, for merit and merit alons =,
md TO insure perfect confidence In such deter.
ninatlon, let us pledge ourselRes indiyiduallv.
'eiorsnand, and oonjointly when We meet, that
We Will Indignantly frown upon, discountenanoo
nd oppose every thing, Of whatever charaeter
Vipch shall, in the slightest degree encourage
" support the idea that we ara not an eatirely
ep Pary, with no debt to pay to any other, or
ne member, or members OF any other And iet
= nqse OF either me old parties, who unite with
~ s,s'aih precisely the same relation to it that
! "'nsf IsomPonen,s do, and pies persa-@all be-
W considered ,3sS as children Of common birth,
owafis none OF whom the parent feels any pre-
ersnes.1.t ii,H airid ~ glH Uanf9
I 4 .ns new laprle be composed of such materials
aa aay otner e acceptable ones i may be thought
70 ineOtporate In II, and the whole be cement
n, alI no .in,,, aoose nlsnuoneu' t VIII
.Ae s'T''ns ~, 'Ha' cah pee' aeainsti IT, and
inAty,n III, n pts,iiSJ 4. y'netwisel ,, no oom1
rarnnS, aS sns.oss aa'aleu ~ 'ns. WI, oner much
,iTi;ns ordsr ~ ,,;a - an epor' 70 ohepee tho
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