Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-12

withhold not single bombshell from the
Democratic camp, 20 long as YOU can smell the
stinkey essence Of modern Democracy from
within"
4 | extract the above from communication
over the signature of Hampden, in the Dayton
Gazette Of the 10th, Fear, it il said, is the
mother Of cruelty, This Hampden must be in
a terrible fright indeed, to advise so cruel a
bombardment Of the Democratic camp. Let
him rest easy, not hair on his head shall be
hurli he will be left in the delightful enjoyment
Of the odorous essence Of Sambo, Dina and
Fellioy, although his fanatcism has long
since rendered him sufficiently criminal to be
suspended as high as Haman's hill. But nev.
ertheless, the Democracy will continue to take
care Of hin and the rest Of the cabal as she has
hitherto done, Fanatieism has always existed
and always will exist. The National DemocraS
cy, in her magnanimity is not in the least dis
turbed by il. Although It's victims have long
since furnished abundant evidence to convert
them from their reasonable designs, but the pro-
gressive Democracy in her onward march, will
not take time to stop by the way side and
quarrel with these reveuReful creatures; as re-
venge belongs to a cOwardly soul only, we have
no fear that any serious demonstration will be
made against the lives of the Democrats, unless
Hampden, might, by stealth find Il convenient
to way-lay us in the night season, for have no
doubt If his Uranium were dissecled the result
would exhibit an alarming bulk of destructive.
ness, out weighing and out measuring by tens
of thousands that Of devotion, alteration and |
veneraton,
As the Gazette declared few days ago that, |
"no man is good democrat unless like sheep
killing dog he can show wool between his
teethj and as democrats are not in the wool
trade, l refer it TO its own family and kindred
for type Of its description, fully developed and
snugly slowed away under the hide of clamp.
den," There he will find an animal, with not
only wool between his teeth but the veritable
full fledged woovereen of the Ram kind with
horns straight and crooked, besides all the
qualities of the Badger and Hyena, Belzebub,
Demon and the Devil himself lurking in his
heart with all his ugliness, ready to devour
every one who may refuse to join him in his
hellish designs to amslgamate the races which
God in his wisdom designed to be and remain
distinct.
"Hampden," also reioices exceedingly, in.
deed he becomes exstatic, over the manner, as
he says, in which the Gazette "bamboozles"
The democrats. The term "bamboozle," as de- {
ined b, Walker, is to deceive, to impose upon,
Hampden feels gratifed then, that the Gazette |
SO well in deeeiving and imposing
lpon the democratic party. Now, can inform
Hampden, that his disclosures of the deceptions
and impositions by Abclltlonism surprises no
,ne outside of that faction. Their designs upon
he Constitution and the Union Of the country
have long since been discovered. But would
'nggest to Hampden, and in a spirit too, to !
which he may he stranger for it is the spirit a
II forbearance, Chat whils he and his coadiu. !
ors are making these strenuous efforts to "bam-
'oozle" the democrats. they may deceive them. !
Ielyes Who are these democrats that IIamp
len must needs hate so desperately, and for
whose destruction he so vehementy pants
Has it ever occurred to him that this same dem
'cFatic party, through its wise and wholesome
legislation has made this country what it is;
ias it occurred to him that be can't point his
inger TO any great national law OF any benefit
o the country that was ever placed upon the a
tatute book by the opposition to the democra. 6
W True, they can claim Fraternity to the
Alien and Sedition law, the act extending the '
erm OF naturalization to fourteen years; the il
Bankrupt law and kindred enactments, all Of !,
which were repealed as soon as the people
ould possibly reinstate the Democratic party. c
'oor Hampden, would "bamboozle" his own
enefactor, destroy the hand that nurtures and
protects him, Read a little more Hampden;
Vatch and pray; perhaps the wool may yet
rop from your eyes; then you can see yourself
5 others see you nOU. =
UNCLE JOHN.