The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06

battle, it does not swerve from its own pol
icy-that it still proclaims its old faith. ant
rectes the articles of its ancient ritual. I
prOclaims no other creed than the Constitu
ton and the laws. as springing from an,
based on the Constitution. 1t deals in NJ
Utopian theories. hut is satisfied with th'
Union as it was. Great applause
Besides these violations of our Consttu =
t'onal and personal rights, in place of tn.
peace prosperity and happiness which thes'
Republican oracles predicted for us. we have
had war. ba nkrnptcv, and mourning through
ont the land. In the Senate house, where
Webster and Clay Taught those grand and
undying lessons of patriotism for the vouth
Of the country have been heard the voices
of the Senators of the Republic calling for
war-leaders. the result Of which would be
the Inauguration of second San Domingo
massacre. Under the Republican policy.
within essthan two years. this nation n. which
under Democratic leaders. was reacbino tbe
acme of civilization, has been relapsine into
the IN oSt ancient and the blackest b,rharism.
And while the destlnies of the Republic
nave osen bling in the balance, and
the peope-especielly the Dam.cracv-
have been giving themselves, their lives:
aud pouring out their money like water for
the cause Of a betrayed Union and violated
Cons'ituiion-the Republican Cabine. and
the Republican Congress have been p,ottino
and organizing disaster and defeat to onr
arms, and-almns' impossible to conceive
hnt vet it is the trnth-.calculated with cool
m Mathematical precision, how manv lives of
the noble Democratic youths, who erasped
their arms and sprang into the ranks of the
army Of the Union, on the call Of a Repub-
lican President they mnst sacrifice before
they arouse them to the fiendsh enthusiasm
of themselves to demand a war policy,
whose history will be that of the San Do
mingo massacre. Of outrage and assassination
of poor defenseless women and children Of
the Anglo Saxon race. bv slaves changed
irto demons of lust AMI blood ICheers.
II rests with the Democratic party to save
the Republic True it is, that New York
State is but one of the thirty four But
she is New York State. She must lead in
the great revolution of the people. As she
leads. so follow the other States. Her po-
siton will not be merely one of entreatv
nor even of example. bn: one of command
in the form of an official popular mandate.
Ii New York State, with her commanding
geographical position, her great banking.
commercial ma lufacturing and trade inter
ests-New York, so cosmopolitan and con-
tnental in the characteristics of her citizens.
with but little OF the characteristics of New
England. " here Black Republicanism thrives
and IS indigenous as an element of fanati-
cism with her peerless position among the
States. declares for a ch ange of measures and
a change Of men; let she Tenth Of Nnvem-
Der be what the Fourth of July, 1776, was
TO the Repubic-it is as i'm ortant a day for
our liberties-what the immortal DAYS of
history have been to the nations, which
On which day, before the assembled repre-
Of the Democracy of the State of
New York at her capital, he. the brave chief
tain OF the Dem ocracv, declared that the
Bastiles of the land must be leveled to the
the gags to be taken ont of the
mouths-of the citizens, the fetters and clogs
from the printing press. that there
should be no Sal Domingo M assacres to red
lien the land with the blood of helpless we-
men and children. but from that day out
there should be freedom Of speech. freedom
Of the press. respect for the Constitution and
the laws that the war should go with
all the strength and resources of the Govern
ment sustained by the De nocracy, but only
far the restoration of the Union As it was and
the Constitution as it is, ard when these OBJ
jects were attained, that he war should cease
Bsholding The hand writing on the wall
which tells them that the days Of the reign
of their power are uum bered, they call us
.Secessionists. The thousands Of our Demo
cratic brothers who are fighting to-day by
the side of the bronzed and begrmmed can
non, with rifles and swords in their hands,
Tor the cause Of betrayed Union. and a
violated Constitution; the thousands of the
unnamed unknown Democratic heroes that
sleep along the banks of the great Southern
ha ,f,Io th ~.
valleys and on the eX tend ed seacOast, answer
the charge. They call US the peace party.
1t is war party to restore the Union-to
maintain the authority of the Constitution
and make the laws respected. Whenever
the people of the South throw down their
arms, aud desire to return to the Union, the
Democratic party will be peace party
That PRAYER will be made by tn EN-, and that
prayer will be granted unto them when the
Democratic party. by her elected Repre-
sentatives, ascends to the seats of power
Cheers
US an' the Union. II is an aggressive and
dsspotic party. Permit them to go on in
tn cir fanatical. insane and despotic policy.
and the results which hey will present Of
that policy will be. if tine forms Of Union
be restored, one half Of it bowling wilder
ness, and the other half ruined by their COR
ruption AMI prohigacies. Northern con-
federacy. Think not that there will be peace
or freedom! This party will 6nd some other
subject OF agitation to feed on. In may be
against the church in which you prefer to
worship your God, or the country where you
were born. Aud with this party supreme in
power, after having crushed out the Demo-
cratic element and its spirit. the despot'sm SIN
under which we now live will be the essence
of freedom in comparison to those privileges
we will then he allowed to enj,y. We may
Rave then a Red, instead Of Black Repub
lican era. On the other hand. with the re-
storation of that old Democratic party to