Nebraska advertiser., 1859-02-03
Wh0 viii be lhe Nominee Of the
Charleston COHVeEtiOHg


country, as 10 who wIII IL the choice CT
the National Convention. 70 assemble a
Charleston. S. C.; IN some Portioas- quite
u discussion issgo.ng On LaneTIy The
South urges that she Is entitled 70 The
next can6d4se, and inmates her prefer
ences. There are many distinguished
and talented sons q the Sunny South
who have always been loyal % the Con
slituti0a, and faithful Iaborers IN the
cause O. true Democracy Shcald Z
q lhese be declared, h 2 straight-fOr-
colFse. the nominee, We know not now.
~hy victory should not BE Inevitable
While We nay al have CIR favori;es,
s-ectionzlizn should be carefully excluded
There are good a,ried and true men IN
e=sry portion Of The coUniry- We are
satisfied that the great mass Of the south
condemn every political act that savors Of
shs spirit q dIsguion, come from where Il
may; they lore their country ard h0das
they properly should, any man N supreme
scoru Who would dare disturb is peace.
or place a straw IN he way 10 inPede rs
progress. The South IS not without tai
ent, and that LDfty patriotism. which have
characterized the Democratic party n
DAYS past, and possesses he material IN
an eminent degree, toIcad the Democrat
armies in 1850. Bu, the locality IS not
material; the question Is who wII be the
noSnineel
VIVA, re have said Of the South IRE
spect 20 love Of country, Is equally aPpli-
cable % the North, East and West, so far
as The mass Of our co1ntrymen are coz
cerned. high minded patriotic talented,
and progressive. Very many Of these
gallant sons would FIJI the Presidential
chair with unerceplolable fidelity and
mpariali,y. The spirit OF fanateizm-
q desire 10 see the Union dismsmbered +,
has disgraced Northern as well as South
e~rnIeaders- We care not how eminent
as a politician, orator, statesman o. divine,
= nan nay Be, OF from what quarter ne
halls. when lie assert tie CHIou cannot
coltin8e-m1st Be dissolved. he sh7uld
be treated Is a traitor, ard suffer The pea
aIues, CT - q Iunauc. and net suffered to
.un a. large. n oUr National Halls made
sacred by q Washington Jefferson, Ad-
ans, Clay, Webster and Calhoun. and a
hest Of cher sach pure sPirIs, il defence
q tie p~srpetgiry Of the Union, monimani-
aes have proclaimed, "Les the Union
slide Let the Constitution be committed
tot he flames" These silly rawlings ema-
mating from dissatisfied, disappointed.
reckless and corrupt politicians have been
Eer..ded throughout neighbonng nations
20 odr discrsdit our old enemies over
the water. read with infinite qualification
sucn unwarranted and uaealIed fOr A.
tacks upon The Constitution Of our coun.
Try and look forward with Joy TO the day
Of our downfall. The motto Of every tru
American, Is, and should be, 8 The Uni0I
.isDr and forersr,' and 10 transmit II Il
posteriry uhscathed, unsullied, uniarnish
ed. Instead Of feeding the demonia
spirit Of rebellion and instruction, ".
should promptly discourage and discoun
tenance il. Would all, as conservative
rational. thinking men, pursue such
course. southern fre-eaters and norther
fanatics would pass rapidly ard efectual
into infamous oblivion. "unwept, union
oieda and uusung. p and the retUrnof nation
al harmony prevail, wherever the Amer
can hzg waves OYER American soil"
Hamm0nd, Of South Carolina SlideI
Of Louisana. Brown and Davis, Of Nj;
souri,, Cobb. Of Georgia, are spoken Of a
Aspirauts. Wise and Hunter Of the "Ol
Dsmiuion, have a troupe Of friends
Kentucky's talented and eloquent sO'
Breckenridge, our present Vice Presidel
viii carry no iitde weight into the Cor
%vention, aud in our humble opinion, vi
stand a much better chance than man
others. Mr.. Breckenridge in point Of II
teIeci. patriotism, and all The noble qua
tiles that constitute an American state.
man, Is considered unsurpassed. He h'
never 50 conducted himself as to be su'
iect to the charge OF fre-eater or fanati
OF had his name in any way mixed {
with the political Authorizations Of al
section Of The country, We confess Of
convictions that should he receive Il
harmonious nomination Of that COngeI
ton, the people viii ratify the act ty b
election.
As 70 the notorious s~cheming, wiz
working. caaCaus-constitutiOn Sldell'
IN our opinion, has about as much pro
pect Of being President as a sinner unr
generated has of gaining admission in
Heaven. The American people can ne
ro-1a. thomSoiraS aS IN plpva