The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22

ers, were these old pharisess. Had those d
sinners been members Of lhis House. they
would have cslIsd crucps e cqgservatises. OF
they would ceslainly have signt6 ihsis. naaes
to THE Democratic addiess With my colleague,
for which subscribers are so soimpleringly peti
toned. They would have raised more con-
slilutional doubts, and quirks, and qaibbles,
than ever troubled the brain Of Lord Eldon or
the gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Thom-
as.)
No. sir, this Democratic party has neither
heretofore, nor now, shown any marked 10y
atty to the Government. When the traitors
who represented the Seeded States upon this
floor left this Hall they left behind them the
seeds Of their noxious doctrines, and very
much fear warm sympathzers in heir helIish
treason. kcow that 10 tho Northern States
there are at this time men calling themselves
Democrats. VINO are, in reality, as deep dyed
traitors as jefferson DAYS or Ex.Secretary
Floyd. Yet they are the very men who talk
increasingly Of adherence To the Federal Con.
sti.uion. They are the men who would seem
TO he unstinted in Il cir admiration Of the
institution. which ~e know they have tram
pied under their feet whenever the leading sc.
cession traitors demand. d il, with as much in
difference as the elephant treadsr down the
grass. This address, OF the panic Democracy.
stripped Of its verblage aud brought out in
its true light, would read as ollows:
"The great Democratic party has been bro
ken in pieces. What John Randolph predict
ed, has come to pas. The masters, Our natu
raj allies, are running from their niegers. and
he nlggers are running from their masters -
The fearful auguries OF Jefferson are being ful.
filled. Tue judgments VI an off ,nded God
are already upon us. There is no other way
to reunite our forces and get into power again,
but by louder aud more vigorous cry against
the rascally Abolitionists The oil stalk ing
horse, Abolition, on which so many Demo
cratic victories have been won in days gone
by, must be again brought into the field with
renewed energy, and il all Democrats will but
or. loud enough, they may expect one more
Democratic victory and perhaps another 'twen.
ty years Of power aud rule,' with like glorious
results. Though our old friends, the apostles
of Secession and Rebelli IN. Me-srs. Yancey,
Rot, and Mann, most stoally declared to.Earl
! Russell that 1T was rom no fear of losing
their niggers that they got up the rebellion -
We al! now see the deplorable state of things
brought about by the perncious doctrine OF
the infatuated Abolilionists, that he Declar.
alton of In dependence is true to the letter
that all men are entilied to Life, Liberty, and
The pursuit of happiness. The very 'Cornei
Stone of the Dsnocla ic party has been
knocked out, aud if we canuos reunite the
masters aud their niggers, to FAY nothing o.
| al. u,fa licha nd pn,y
plexons, as the result OF the happy connection
of master and slave, tue Democratic party car
never recover its former status, aud Slavery
will be- no more forever. Freedom for al
men,, that great heresy OF the fathers o the
r. public, will be the established law anc
practices of The nation, when NO labor can bC
had without pay, no man can sell his owl
children, or separate at will husband and wife
parent and child, brother and sister. Ou
southern brethren will be no better off thar
The 'mudsllls,' greasy mechanics, aud bard
fi,led farmers OF Freedom. The 'whte trash
of the South will have chance to get up
little 10 the world. and learn to read and write
anl perhaps cypher, and get great many
other Yankee Notions into their brains rs th'
result of Abolition. What Jrfftrson, Wash
inglon, aud a host of revolutionary worthle
said about slavery, can be said anywhere witt
perfect s,ftty no lyuchiug, no tar or fea h
ers. We shall have no more of the barbar
GUS treatment OF the dead and diving, no NOR
brutal exhib tons of Chvalry Ia the halls o
Congress NJ on unarmcd Senators for freedom
of speech. In view II such sad state of thing
as will exis' under tho abolilon OF slavery
the Democratic party are called upon by al
their past associations with the Slaveocracy
to rally around the old standard Of savehold
ing alliance. The great REBELLION OF ou
southern brethren must be treated with cx
, treme kindness, without reproaches or com
plants.
"In case that the powers that be, or expec
to be, should demonstrate the fact that on
STAKEHOLDER j. not m rch for five Yankee
; who work for living, then we must tak
measures TO restore our old friends, the ring
leaders IN the reb, lilon, tn ir forncr stand
{ i,g in he Democratic ranks, giving them nj
they ask , aud thus with tue time honorsd or.
of Abolition, clutch again the reins OF Gov
ernment. share its h 'nors and its spolls. yield
ing in magnauimous spirit to the lords o
creation.
.'Fr more than 20years, mark the period
the Democrat party, with shot Intervals
controlled tie powsr and pot:y OF the gov
! ernment, and had every thing their own way
and s'behold the fruits" at the end OF the'
/. rule. Buchanan, Breckenridge, Floyd. Cobt
! Toucey. Davis, Tocubs, Brnj,min, W Igfa
5 and host of other distinguished worthie'
r graduates from the great Democratic school
having shared the hours and emoluments o
the pure aud elevated rule Of the party
! having bad access to the nations treasury
taking its minis, custom n, uses, arsenals forts
C &c, as trophies Of this long and happy pc
6 Rod Of Instruction in tho science OF govern
: ment; aud following 10 lie wake the uprisin
Y Of n ch,valrous people, skilled in all the ari
y OF civilized warfare, as exhibited by their es
: traordinary valor, and the humane treatmeu
y Of their captives; bidding defiance to th
II .corrupt, venal wire workers Of Albany. III
;, Sour Krout Germans, the vile, sensual, AM
4 NAL, bru al. intidcl, supersiiions democracy {
Is the nor,h and northwest, the stupid democr'
:. cy Of Canada, and arrogant, tyranuicaI Ne
h England" and the rest Of mankind, u moi
;, fully set forth in Dc Bows Review, the yer
l. elite Of slavehol Ter literature. which say
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