Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
In any event, yictoryi

notions aud are ready to unite with the Doug
las Democracy in the furthprance Of those
great principles which lie Mt the base Of the
true Democratic organization of the Union.
In other words. it is supposed by some that
the LecomPttn delegates will be for putting
forth such platform in the Charleston Can
vention MS every Democrat will feel willing
to stand on-thut, Furthermore. they will con.
sent to the nomination OF Stephen A. Doug
iis for the Presidency, and labor In every
possible way to effect reunion Of the divided
elements Of the great Democratic party Of
the Nation. We are willing to admit that
there are indeed symptoms Of a disposition
on the part Of the Leeompton faction, to re-
cede from their former extremely hetcrodox
positions But it i from fear that they man
ifest this dispo-iton Their hearts are not
in tho movement Should they ever come
back to the Cincinnati Platform and the true
Democratic ground, it will he owing TO no
sudden convictions Of duty on taeir part. but
to a wholesome fear Of being crushed out hy
the genuine Democratic sentiment Of the
country. If it be desirable at all. therefore,
to drive these renes dee back into the ranks
aul to rcuuite the old time Democracy upon
tie basis of those immemorial principle, from
which these men have departed, the best
method Of doing IL is to keep up the Douglas
organiEation Nothing in the world but the
dehnn. position which the Doaglas party
hss assumed, both here and elsewhere, has SO
FIR saved the National Democracy from II
complete Generalization. Had the Douglas
men not been SUCH but followed in the lead
OF Mr.. Buchanan. where would the Demo
cratic party now have been2 Annihilated
1t is the Douglas party who have held to the
ark Of the covenant, and borne it safely
through the wilderness. Long ago would it
have been trampled under foot, had 1t been
left to other hands 1t is in the Douglas or
ganizations alone that the principles Of the
party have been preserved. 1t is only ly
pretending 10 be Douglas men that the Le-
compton party has succeeded in any of the
contests Which thrs made. Wherever it has
openly repodiated l)onglas it has igno,nini
ously been defeated Wherever a victory
has been won in the Democratic name. it has
been won by the at least borrowed strength
Of the Douglas principle. Therefore. it may
well be said that the Douglas party have
Sdvsd the Democracy it from the crush
ing ruin which Mr. Buchanan would Nave /
brought Gpon it. had he been allowed the full |
swing Of the tether with which he seemed
determined 70 hang himself and the party
together.
We repeat that we know not whether the
suppostions alluded 10 in the opening ofthis
article be we'll founded or not, but this we
IL know, that nothing but the most deter
mined ana defiant spirit on the part of the
Douglas organizations throughout the Union
sill prevent The Lecompton party Fam taxi
ug the most ultra anti Democratic ground
haiti is poaaib fer any set Of men to as t
ame They would 90 for slave code Fed t
rl intervention, ard everything else that +
vas noxious and damnable in the Lecomp
on eree and leanings, at the first moment ]
lat obey saw the Douglas forces dislanded,
nd the field Of battle abandoned. I
We shall urge, threfore, the Douglas rariy I
this state, no matter what may lie the t
gns Of the times, TO keep up their organiza- s.
on. In victory or apparent temporary de
at-stil keep up the organization. In any h
'ent that can possibly harper, the Douglas +
'rty will have in reality trumphed, if they t
main true to their organization. Should (
e Charleston Convention put forth true !,
em0craGc Platform or nominate stephen A. :
ouglas fur the Presidency. Of course it will h
, to all inteats and purposes Douglas vic
ry. If they should not, the masses Of the
emocracy will atiIl rally around the Illinois !
.nator, and it will still bea Douglas victory. &
he principles of the party are with us, and
e cannot he conquered Our time.serving :
ien,ies may steal our thunder and uss our ,
vn ammunition against US. But the very fact 4
at they are forced to do this in order to
ave any hope Of succeeding, is itself a veto
! for rs. In some shape or another, either
I the organization" as they call i, or out
{ it, we will make them swallow the prinel
lie for which We arc contending, and honor
be name Of that great champion Of our prin-
i les whose banner We are proud to bear.
We will force thela, in some form or otker,
o swear between their chattering teeth that
hey recognize Stephen A. Douglns as a sound
National Democrat, and that they no longer
wish to read him out of the DcmocrItic par
y. We will a,ss Aea--the political cowards
hat they arc-we will a,cc them into the &C
,nowledgement that our principles are right;
and they must adopt them if they expect
o have the ghost Of a chance to succeed be-
ore the pc pie.
Lei our motto then be- Fellow Democrats
Keep up Tie Do'glas organi<asionr Nev
,r waver from your position. Never 60 over
o the enemy under the ridiculous notion
hat because they have seemed to abandon
heir animosity to Douglas. they are in reali-
y his friends Still keep your good swords
Jared for The fight, and neither ask for quar-
er nor give it.
REcoEpERs CorRT IrEsDW.--AIarqu ereta
pinosa, accused of stealing locket, wac
iseharged
lilo Yee, Chinese female, brought from
acmmento by officer Graves. and accused Of /
ett larceny was discharged z i4