The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-23

The committee appointed at a recent mass
meeting of Americans in this county, to ar
range for mass meeting of "all tho conserva-
tive citizens of Ohio" have published mani
festo containing declarations deemed advisable
at this juncture. 1t is happy sign of the
times when Independent views are thus fear
lessly presented and confidently urged by
minority portion Of a dormant party. 1t ind-
Gates that body of voters arc willing to lift
their wheels out of the rut Of either dominant
party, which is sure to keep its yoke on the
neck of the subservient, chaRng the wearer.
But the party robelling has sinned with others,
and is, itself, an example of the severity fhold-
ing supreme control of independent voters, by a
defined platform. Men must and will rebel and
protest. They do so in the Democratic party;
and did not the Anti Lecompton branch thereof
have an occasional demonstration against the
despotism of the controlling portion? Democ-
racy would explode. So does the conservative
branch of the Opposition party earthquake it
occasionally. 1t is pretty good time
to have an eruption, and Vesuvius will
soon be blazing at its summit. The
raw material of the lava is being warmed
up by the fremen put on watch for that pur-
pose, and by the 26th of July, there will be q
regular up-heaval Of the conservative element
made. e.unendurably uneasy in the political Vesu-
vius of this State by the radical anti slavery
portion having too much sulphur in theil
chemical composition. If the Baldwins and
Kennedys of the recognized American Taper
Company want tip-top start in their business
| they should get the managers of the revived
American party to engage several gross of theil
superior tapers to touch off, brilliantly, the
great political ire-work that will blow up Lo
cofocoism and Republicanism.
The declarations offered by the committee are
somewhat in the style of the declaration of in.
tentions taken and sworn to by all foreign borr
citizens, on applying for papers of naturaliza.
tion, and in this respect we rather like the idea
of submitting full. blooded Americans, who
can't stand old line or new line, Douglas mol
j. B. Democracy, and don't like anti-Swan
Republicanism-to the same operation the
bloody furriners have gone through-anotheI
declaration of intentions" Periodically we
have glorious precedent for this in the docu.
ment that had ffty-six signers-we mean the
Declaration of Independence. In behalf of all
who have been "Outraged by the conduct Of
the Republican party, and the enormities cover
cred by the sanction of modern Democracy, ,"iu
the name of the committee we call on them to
come up manfully to the rescue. On the Fourth
of July as shades of evening close out of sight of
the brilliant outline of our City Buildings, let
all the conservatives in town at that hour as
semble on the City Lot, and after the balloon
institution has taken Belman off, let some
stentorian voice thunder forth the closing
paragraph of the "Declaraton" of the Com
mite, as follows
"Let us organize in State, county and city,
send our best and most experienced men,
without respect to political antecedents, il
they be desirous of reform, to consult for the
good of the whole country, and save our State
from the consequences of ianaticism and mis-
rule"
Then let Diehl shoot off his rockets
burn his blue fire, whirl his Constellation Of
American Stars, and let the Goddess of Lib.
erty come out in blaze of glory!