The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-03-07
u We recommend to some Of our
and spread-eagle, anti Dem

u We recommend to some Of our
thunder-gust and spread-eagle, anti Dem
ocratic, Louisville Journal.0pposition
| friends, The following hit from the Louis
vile Democrat of15eh nlt
Tie coautry is to he saved again. A
new party has arisen upon the ruins =
Iforthe express purpose OF stretching out
! a hand topreyent the utter destruction OF
this Gonfedcraey. - : Three of
them have been born and buried within
the span Of a lifetime, and 10 ! the moun-
/ tain is again in labor, with another i'm
/ mortal party, and every old woman Of an
! Opposition editor, South, and few Of the
Dark Republicans, North, are each re-
4 solved to cherish tile darling baby. You
can tell its parentage. twill be the color
! Of a new saddle, and have, no good traits
either Opposition party, North orsouth.
i It is to be a stas-spaugled, banner, spread
eagle, Fomth-ofJnly party. 1t is going
to fire louder eannons, hire more brass
bands, give bigger barbccucs, with small
CT attendance, and raise little more Of
! the devil generally, than is proper in a
i Christian community Its orators are
i going tosteli you Of more States they will
4 carry than there are Ia the Union, Its
papers will publish more figures TO prove
!, that it viii triumph than there are in the
almanac. It's going tosbe a more noisy,
! rackety-rickety, thunaer-gusty party, in a
i small way, than asspapked baby, Il does
4 not propose to discuss it viii snotdiscuss.
1T will below Unionl Unionl II will
shout for the country and against section,
!, alisn. while The North and South arc, 81
4 lently afraying their forces, counting then
! numbers, and endeayoring, by mutual dis
! cussion and Cancellation, TO avoid tie
conflict. 1t is not BY empty shouts and
i shows, by drums and flags upon . holi
! day, that the conflict will be avoided and
4 the danger of disunion avested. The
: South must be protected against Jolln
i Brown raids-,nl,st have ample security
for it,. y These are the practical
i issues, and while the Northern and South
i crn wing ofthe only national party arc
j trying toaajust this, the Opposition come
i ainging their tails up and believing skt
s a drove of wild asses. There is a ques
!. ton at issue. One party says that tret
: and slave States cannot exist altogether
= - they. must become all free, or all slave
ri the other declares, in accordance witt
f teachings OF the trainers OF the Union, tina
4 they can and shall exist together and III
-Eshops this little party and shrieks /" lnipnl
$ Who said anything against uniong IN
4 Black Republicans favor union, ify0uWl
i. let them have the aai,n with their view!
!, carried out, If they have no principles
n ne. compromises to offer, upon which th'
G Union can be preserved, let them join tn
Z Democratic party, the only one that Pre-
n poses a mode to save TIE Union, Withoa
+ shrieking ignorantly tic empty word.
h This, however, is not to De expected
n These gentlemen have beea sasing th
It country with sucha vast amount Of nois
/ and hambug, that they can hardly be ez
e peeted to change their course. They vii
be confident up to tie day Of tho election
& and will probably, here, III Louisville.
d they carry the city, as they generally dc
It FIRE national salute for the election Q
E, their candidate. A great part Of ther
=. cannot realize that there is any yotin;
o outside Of this place, and It is only whe
n they read, the next morning, the news Q
Il the election of a Democratic President, G
e a Black Republican, they willdiscovertha
q the United States has any other yotin
II places than the one in their wards an
city. ltis.so In our experience IN q
a Onnositian cities ssy