American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
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CITY or LANCASTER;
rhursday Morning, lInr.lO. 1853,
a7TnThe humLuq CIV Of "Nation0l

RE"Ths humbug cry Of National
.Pewoerat." -" Peoples Pertyi"" z 6PPo"
tloa Party &C., are gotten up by q lew
olt political HOLSTERS, who have been
-5rewn high aud dry by their ohs,loscy
Nnf want of forecast, and who would now
disoreanize the great Republican Demoo;
,rSoy 10 warm themselves ih'o Poh',pn'
life, and therefore must be disregaroeo IN
their complaints. - American Demo'la''
Ia We clip the above from brother BEAri
lssi weeks leader and must acknowledge
that tit,is very descriptive of bis peculiar
policy. Afer having catered to the ap' |
slpstites Of all political parties, some three
wears since he took bold stand in the OPP
position ranks as an American, opposed to
Democratic fraud and corruption; he fought
brayely for some ten or twelve months,
when presto change came over the spirit Of
his dteams-be run up the flag ofthe Lone
.,Star-ihe One Asa-the Negro, and moth
ing but the Negro; the consequence has
been that he, with the aid OF his satellites
have reyolutionized old Fairfield, from
eight hundred Of an Opposition (or Amer
ioan) majority to fourteen hundred OF
Democrats or LocOfoco majority. Last
fan. his =" Republican Democratic" policy
lost us an Opposition member in Congress
from this li,h Congressional District and
this we think beautiful comment upon
Brother beatty s "Republican Democracy;
and now, to cap The climax Of his political
Orsatnessi he snsers at the Peoples Par
ty," the Opposition Party" and charac-
ierizes them as all "bumbug. gotten up
by a fs.O old political lobsters," &C., and
admonishes us to ignore union OF all oP-
posed to fraud aud corruption under the
name Of the PEOPLES, or the OPPOSITION
party; and that we must come up TO the
scratch, negro or no negro, "Rspu5iied"
democracy" and tho Que idea, or be "dis-
regarded by the immaculate sOneeptionists'
We say, oncs for all, to Brother beatty
the Hooking Valley Republican, and all
such ultra political advisers, that "in IN
ion there is strength" and tha! without
strength. it is impossible to remove noun
,taips, and therefore, that a union of The
'eStire opposition to Locofoco misrule is in
dispensable to secure triumphant succass
We have no objection to receive tho
SUPPORT Of o man who prefers the hugg'ns
of darkey to that Of a pretty white gall
provided be is right upon our great Ma
tional issues Let US recognize the an
cient maxim --degastibas non. est disputan
dem, (sbout tastes let there be no dispute,
but let us Gu tiyae the union Of all the OF
position, the union Of the States at all hs7
ards, as the grand palladium Of our libel
ties, the Constitution as the rule Il ou
faith and practice. and the ample prete'
tion Of; American interests against foreig
and domestic usurpation.
We need not stop topoint out the caus
which have led us to the above conclI
sions; they are plain aud palpahle to
who pay the least attention to the wor
ings Of cur political machinery. The Den
Ocratic party is disrupted, the Republics
issue has received its Qaietas, all parIi
having agreed that the Slavery ExtOnsl'
question shall hereafter be settled by the IF
American citizens permanently residing
The Territories; and the masses Of all parti
are sick and tirsd of party drill. party a
minstratioui party fraud, corruption al
peculatiou, and anxious to return to t
primitive simplicity and purity Of our Re
ola.ionary fathers; therefore. we say
tN1oN-UN1oN Of all who stand opposed
fraud and misruls, under what name
care not, &hetherit be the People, the Q
position. or the Conservative organizatic
10 that restoration, and truly Ame'ic
Republican doctrines be The object.
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