St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
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| The t'Democracy" is the same every
where North, South, East, and West a.
Itsseeks the ascendenoy Of the same prin-
ciples,. and the success ofthe same meas
ures, In all sections. - WASH. Uasoe. Asss
I. The Democrats of the South in the pres
ent canvass cannot rely on the old ground
Of defence and excuse for Slavery, for they
seek not merely to maintain It where it IS,
butte extend it to regions where it. is. un-
!: known. Richmond Eaoqutrer. : ali ssszs ;3
h The "Denlocracy" IS national. It is the
same in Maine and Massachusetts that it is
in Virginia and South Carolina.-AD dr.
gus. r.. ~ +: IA :%s
y Nor will it avail us aught to show that
the negro is most happy and best situated
in the condition Of. slavery # we stop
there, VIC weaken our cause by the very ar
gnment intended to advance it ), tcr ,re pro-
pose to take into aeao Territories human be-
tnys unfit for. Liberty, selEgove,mment,
ard egeat association acash otAer men. He
mast go step further. We mnst show that
African slavery is moral religious, natu-
raj, and probably, in the general, neces-
sary institution Of society.-Richmona En-
quirer. ii. IS ....,. =. - <
Il We rejoice il. our candidates as nation
ain our principals as national-the same
everywhere. Senator Bright. .o& q.
Mako the laboring man the slaye Of one
man instead Of the slave Of society, and he
would be better off. ~. J..
Two hundred years Of liberty have made
white laborers pauper banditti. W..
Free society has failed, and that which
is not free must be substituted. Senator
Mason ct Ti1yinh. ~
The platform on which we have placed
our candidates is no selection thing.
It's broad enough to cover, and does coy-
.er the whole Union. It's principals are
the same in the free and in the slave
States -"Sentor Hunter" +.~..,..=
Free society is a monstrous abortion, and
Slavery the beautiful, healthy, and natu-
raj being which they are trying to adopt.
THE SLAVES ARE GOVERNED
FAR BETTER THAN TIE FREE LA.
BORERS OF .THF NORTH. OUR
SLAVES: ARE NOT ONLY BETTER
OFF AS TO PHYSI CAL COMFORT
THAN FREE LABORERS, BUT
THEIR MORAL G CONDITION rs BET
TER. 80 Rich nond Enquirer"
b. I trust the day will come when the prin-
.ciples of Democracy, as understood and
practiced at the Sonth, will prevail over
the entire country 81 Senator Evans.
s= MEN ARE NOT, BORN ENTITLED TO E.
DUAL RIGHTS. It would be nearer the
truth to say that some were born with sad
dies on their backs, and others booted and
spured to ride them, and the riding does
them good, Il 5 n 81. ~ .@.5 5...5 ....
Life and liberty are not inalienable \ \ !:
The Declaration Of Independence is ex-
uberantly ts..s e and arborescently iallacious.
- Richmond &, COURIER
Shall the Demoertlo party tear this issue
to oppose the extention Of alavery No IN
deed THERE rs NOT a Ss 81 Is. =
DEMOCRAT IN THE NORTH N HU
49, PPOSEDTO THE EXTENSIu1N
OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY, OR SO
CALLED EXTENSION OF SLAVE.
ItY," and they only await the truth spo-
ken out, and things called by their right
names, to sweep Abolition atmosphere from
the Republic, and to bury its besoted tools
in the profoundcst depths the lowest pos
|sible depth Of public contempt IN. Y.
Day Book; Dem. paper .s@ { II B.
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