The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
1)olititol.
Our Union Party-the Mother and
child.

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BUFFALO, June 10, 1860.
! GENTLEMEN WHO created the Republican
party Who elected Summer to the Senate
Of the United States
l. On several occasions we had Quoted
the slave agitation. BY fairly Sweating
blood " as Mr.. Seaton, of the Inclligencer,
remarked to me in Washington, Mr. Clay
succeeded in passing the Missouri Compro-
mise.
.. We had the Aholitonists poweress in
the linaity, as agreed upon by bot. political
parties in the compromise Of 1850.
3. They were again Frustrated by the
defeat of Mr.. Fremont. until Mr. Buchanan's
Kansas Inconsistencies gave birth alrcsh 10
their radicaliSm and power for mischief
Then the incdentalS OF Gaming Sumner
Congressional pistol philippines: the eternal
cry OF Abolionism in the South, Of Northern
men with Southern principles in the
North; the two vlsagcd beast that here,
on the shores of the Lake. procla mcd for the
Wllmot provlso; aud, on the bands Of the
Mississippi, roared with all the yigor of bully
Bottom for the extreme doctine OF the bred
Scott decision. What planted this pestlleu-
ta crop
The repeal of the Missouri Compromises
Sumner by Democratic votes the Douglas
Co, departure from the compromise OF
1880 the Democratic juggling and jancling
in Kansas the party parade made Of the
Brooks bludseoning the face deception ~
the Democrats of the people, North and South
for party nScs. dating from Martin Van Buren,
as the - Northern man with Southern pruc.
pies" Martin the Wizard, who, to defeat
Gen. Cass made the agitation one of orsani.
zed partisanship; the Democratic takers
and Writers anG pamphlet distributors (having
Northern and Southern extreme views, avow,d
he,e, dsavowd there. through the trickcry
Of colnmittecs; these were the mint of the
present internal currency. Currupting, de.
bauchlng, irritating, successful they soon
had lmitators of the Jack Cadc type. Sow ing
the storm, they are reaping the whirlwind -
I'm earnest. wild power bears on the managers
like ch"fi betoie the tempest, until our very
lite is threatened.
We of the Union party cry peace Some
of us, in the storm, have cried out, give us
especial protection in the Territories. Others
for this and others for that. But our appeal
now is, make way for the majesty of the
Constitution Let that royal power rcbuke
all dI>cord, and harmonic all contention -
Let II invoke folOcaiance, the tutear god ola
republic. Let us forgive and forget. Let us
go and sin no more" Away to the inner
temple. to the altar to the sacrifice of SELFISH
ness before patriotism. 70 the sanctuary.-
10 the sanctuary
Can good, unscfish man resist this appeal?
Herein, then, is the strength Of the Union
party. Without lrrcyercnce, or intending
other than illustrative comparison, its strength
Is such as that which, by reason Of its inter-
nal testimony Of the Truth and purity
and building its foundation in the hearts
OF men rather than in the forms of men,
born IN !owly manager on earth, but among
the aichangeis Of heaven, overthrow all the
corrupt organizations Of power, bloated IDOL
airy, until now, its mild sceptre oversways
civilization. What | mean is, that our
strength is the power Of ndlspulable truth,
and She is the child of God.
How narrow, how TRANSPARENCY trickiSh is
this molher-the old demagogue, Democracy.
aud this savage child. her offspring modern
RtpnbllcanISm, when compared with the
solid vitues and benctccnt aims Of the Con-
Stitutional party OF the nation Hyperion to
Satyr! have said how "narrow let
US see this, i'll the whole Of its pinched con-
Slraint, in the few words which next follow.
Suppose the Republicans TO be successful, and
that the Union Shall still peacefully survive,
what then! If true to themselves they Shall
pass law de!inn. the present as the eternal
American limits Of AT lean slavery. then their
principieS are CrauuSted, Tor they agree in
nothing else. unless it be to invite all the
American and foreign LaZzaroni to people the
unappropriated public domain. What a foun-
delion fora permanent political party appeal
ing to the nation for support. This accom-
piishcd, where next will they turn, how next
infect the gale, what next p'esS into foolish,
wicked, al captandum service? God only
knows. for who shall tell the indefinite pur-
pose Of n mob! On all othu questions they
are as Il rope Of sand.
have said how transparency " trick iSh. "
This necessarily follows from what has been
demonstrated The Northern managers IF
the Republican party are gambling for power
and place. and this only, with Abol ition and
land pirate cards. How clear this is from a
bird 's-eye view of their party rally. A trick
to get votes. the lesson taught, long ago. by
the tactics of the old Democracy, is convnsing
the extremes of this nation, threatening to
rob the South, to degrade the South. with an
eye single to the eighty millions of the public
plumber. Practically. to the North, but
trick and abstraction; to the South now
an insult merely, but, ifunrebuked presently
power and sentiment which Shall prove
dangerous to thor roStelur.
| No man can successfully deny these posi-
lions. DO you ask, then, where is the strength
| ofthe Union ticket? No more of this, but
| away with our banner among the people,
| among your neghbors reason together, and
| who shall resist you! The history and con-
sequences Of this sectional terror blaze in
every hamlet, and have been learned and
canvassed in every hear. Party has reached
a safe limit. The coursers the sun must be
wrcsted from the reckless PhHton.
In medic tutisamus ibis
shall be the honest judgment of our people
everywhere.
| In all probability when tbs shall reach you
the canvass will have opcn0. Restless, chat
ing with true American 2al, you, of the
, Journal. have bided your tine beneath scroll
unurled above YOU. You have true allies
everywhere, but none tr,hr, none firmer.
none holicr, no better cav,liers than those
who, for so long, have in FIR Massachusetts
and Canada bound, western New York, pre-
served the sacred pass of the constitution
| between g the heights of Abolitonism and
the deep waters of the old Democracy -
All honor to them, bcleagurul as they stand,
radiant in the glitter Of their sun-bright har-
ness Their hands and heart to You over the
towering Aleghancs You shall hear them,
| you shall see them, you shalltrel them in the
coming conflict, and yon Shall be more than
ever proud Of them when thelight is done.
Ever your colnnde, B.
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