Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-27
ADDR ESS
OF THE
Democratic State Executive Committee

TO tile Democracy Of PennSg(Ddn56 =
The Democratic State Committee deems
it duty, once mere to address you, before
the final vote for President of the United
, States. 1t is scnabled to do so now, with
consciousness that, every sacrifice of private
feeling having been made, the Democratic
party is once more united in the support
of the regularly nominated Electoral Tick
ct, which, in its aggregate, represents the
public sentiment Of Pennsylvania, adyerc
, to sectionalism and faithful to the Union
and the Constitution
The object Of the State Committee now
is, to invoke for that ticket Jealous and
active support Such a support, given in
every county of the State, may reverse the
defeat at the State election, and, even ifit
does not, will save the Democratic party
srom that disintegration, which an appar-
ent abandonment of its flag would seem to
threaten and which our ancient enemies
so much desire, If the Democratic party
in Pennsylvania can be dcmoralizcd and
, broken to pieces, the permanent success Of
the moreenary crowd now forming the Peo-
pies or Republican party, will be secured,
anb the State, which is more substantially
Democratic than any one in the Union, be
handed over for series of years, to the
control of those whose policy is alien to its
true interests-thc policy against which
the Democratic party has SO long and so
resolutely contcndcd.
'4otouSh organization ana 1uli vote
OF the democracy at the Presidential, elsc
; tlon' IS important 1or other reasons
lhtoH'catoo ny one victory, won manly
through u INC unhappy uihcrences oil the
henlocracy,-Sure,N without effort, OF ahoth'
CT IN NoVc'hoof,-the leaders OF the ho'
puo''c'u party arc meoItatlhg all extensive
export OF LGnn'yNalha voters into the
nelgho9rlhS states, especially III New Jer-
sey ana Dcl9Eare, WhGre the contest Is
very ctoSo' ~, Not wanted, a: tDey thihk,
mere, they VIII DC very serViceaoIo there
i1cU 'l'iS Iruuu pe lruS'f&tou, II possible,
| py such activity on ourpart, as Will Gem
f rel our auVersarleS TO remain at nome.
l. may pc, siouI" t.o atlollpt at ceohl-
|'nS po peisiS'e" III, 'haU 1ehhsyNahia
hoM NOW c"l, W tc"cGincu'
buF tllerc Is highcr ana stronger mo-
tl'e 10 action Every Democratic vote
c"St III Noyo1hDer-e'ety y, VOTE lhoeeu,
against inc hcpuoilcah t'IEct-i' vote
i9r 'no Ooi'I"u'Ion, inc Ihlon, "l1 lor
.lo I'sn's anu properly """ s''cty ol our
. 0ou'ilorli pfetilreh, ana sWGls the great
, cGnSo.N"'l'o oo"y' Whlcii, "hether IL DC at
'uo .iu'e h'a)'r,ty or minority now
s'"nu9 i "S 'no Only p"rrier 10 1ecuonalism
an" '%'''i','n' N,i'.'. -h'. h"Hcol" NC
eioVr'"' '.'l" ~ ms %""'''I!S'ra''o1 PROVE Us
VIC lc'r IL VIII 10 pe aiilhatoo ny 'he aS-
gFesslVe plrit OF ahtl-sii"7ery fanatic!sm;
"!'" '"io"'c" sun more Vlp wen asccr'alHeu
Iisn'S II ol any lol'Ion Oh INC chion, 'hc
- Doiioc'"''' party ol IcunSyl'"lia VIII oc
'no s.ea' constituent OF the coh$t'tutional
, oPPIsi''oh, "hicn must check ana coh'rol
'iie l1AccutNc' LUIS all important tnat the
c'vincn'S Vi S"cn ah opposition should oG
No!olc themselves at tho poilS now 0uch
d ,.is ucliioiS'i '''oN .! HortlSlh Dei'ocro.'c
sol''i'o"O' o,tH Il l, Snou'" no0 insure VIC
Tory, may u''i'Ha'9iy save the onlon' ny
showing " 'ne oou'h no" many true iIlehas
.n0y H!!G IL III inc NoFth; anu e'pccIally III
Vl'oso N'oulo states? "hIch are Tine tr4est
anu 'ilos' 10y aI 10 inc Con9'i.u'lon. Let
u VIC rc,nI.iCtF'' e I! tnH' Wneh' IN lo'4' the
Pennsylvania, the Know. Nothing candi-
date was elected Governor by an over
whelming majority; and yet, IN less than
two years, fanaicism died out as suddenly
as it arose. and the Democratic party, true
to its principles-faithful even in disator,
to its standard-resumod its influence and
c predominanco in the State. So will it be
, now. All depends OH activity, on concept,
on honorable and maopanimous foroet