St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-27


then Our esadidaes6 Sor EIsetoes aal OeaA
tonesrs viii be supported BY % VIII a 4.
a.sry and means It our oe1nasd. ~ ~
I eeso9ee betvsss The two wings Of Tie Ds0es-
I9eey ~ this StaEs 70 aes&s ysssws1 y IL 80.
Duct Of the present Albany Reeency. ~ ~.
teesese now allied, however, With the Kew.
INSthtngs, and their opponents srs reenfeeaed
~ ssms OF their former strong supporter, who
hsve already recognised the inevitable tenden-
cy and h"sl result Of the squsttsr esvsrsi11ty
doctrine. We therefore can upon al Naaioasl
Democrats 70 rally sinsbebalf Of onrpeineiple1
and eur candidates: We ak the more tten
one hundred thousand old Adamsn&ins Hari-
Shell Natioaal II Ills ststs, Win You
desert your party now, to follov <Rlehmozd
and Cagger, and their Know-Nothine allias. on
the road toward tho Ffee-Soil Republican
camp2
An attempt is being made to form q North.
ern Democratic party, With . Free eoil element
o. oqoatter sovereignty In IT, combinedrvith
kno.t- Nothingi6m. This new Nsethern psrtv
is acting in concert with the knov-Nothi1e,S 81
Southern Democrats - can b deluded md a.
eeived BY the false hue aud err iovled, 49,.
sanity against Breckil1idgs and Lane. ~
National Democrats beware; hest they ars S.
trayed BY the glare Of false lights with which
they ere surrounded. The Douslss oresnisa-
ton in New York have determiued that thi,
State shall b. given to Lincoln Donot aattae
yourselves, then. that BY voting for Douglas
you are in any manner aiding to defeat Lin
coin. A National Democrat. in voting for
Douglas in this State, will but diminieh The
vc!e OF our own party-lessen, BY % much, the
faith ofthe country in the nationality OF New
York-encour.ge Squatter sovsreiE,ty-and.
st'!! further, iuperil the Consultation and Ne
Union. -
The Douglas orgaaisstion, IN ssjectise tie
only means BY which this State eeuld b pro-
vented from voting for Lincels, hsss reduced
tho practical question between Denoersts q
Nsv-York in the coming election to ons q a.
ture organization only. In detsrminina upea
which Of the two Democratic eandidates thev
Will support, it i necessary for them 10 dseide
now upon tho principles they ass prepared %
abide by hereafter. VIM nationaI Demoeeas
follow Mr.. Douglas, separate themselves polit-
lc.ily from the Democratic party Of the South.
lions Of the country? or viii they rather con.
tinue TO march under The sldt ine-Aessqsd M
tlonal Democratic banner, which has never
been lowered before any foe, ard which IL tho
same North and South If you have not nnade
up your minds to desert the National Demo-
cratic party, be careful how vow increase tie
vote OF Douglas. BY voting for Breckinridee
and Lane. National Democrats will not oniv
sustain the principles Of their party, aud pre-
serve . nucleus ssout which, in the future. VIII
be formed = great National party in this 6tste.
but they will encourage their friends oil over
tho Union, and b received and honored h tha
next National Convention of Democrats, insteed
of ing rejected and despised-as they most
surely will bit they present thsuselves up.
on the platform Of Squstter sovereienty n
company with their new allies.