The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-06-18

cause of Freedom, many OF We were on
the other eide ION the side OF the tories
And, when our country was invaded, and
second struggle, ensued TO maintain our
independence, called every parioi 10 stand
by his country. zoe were among the missing;
iCe were again on the side of The tories aud
British, or Hessians.
Sir, add TO the collection I have before
supposed, all the surviving tories of the
Revolution, and all the surviving tories of
our last war, and ninety nine in a hundred
OF them wall be found in the front ranks OF
ace. The Democratic party 10 uphoding
General Jackson in his acls for defending
his country zoe were opposed TO the meas
ure,--some of ,re voted for him because we
dare lot do otherwise, bu, it was lhe most
nauseous dose ever tce had TO swallow, and
some of tce skulked and did not vote al all!
So it ever has been when political ques-
lion or measure has interested this country,
which had British side TO it, zoe have al
ways been found on the side of the British.
Who is il then, IRE sioop 10 conquer Ii is
an enemy more obnoxious to Us than those
who fred our borders, desolaied our irou-
Tiers, murdered, indiscriminaiely, men, wo-
men and children, in our last war. II is
the Democracy tve stoop 10 conquer; and in
order iha: the Democracy may stay con-
qnered zoe sioop TO conquer he Democratic
Institutions OF This country. The spols of
a political victory over The democracy would
be only for short or limited lime; but
victory over the principle OF Democracy,
over the Democratic institutions of Ibe
country, AID The establishment, of monarch
al measures and system of monopoly,
would keep the Democracy conquered.-
1t is for these tce stoop 10 conquer
Sir, wish it was in my power 10 present
this Republican Abolition principle TO the
fun view OF every Democrat, and every
lover Of human liberty and human eqaa,iiy
in tins widespread Republic, | know il
wouid spread patriotic indignation far aud
wide. A irown o. conIempt and repuIsion
for modefn, Republican AboIitionism would
resi- on the brow OF every trne Democrat
who has heart for his country. 1t is time
that admonishes me thai mnst look more
10 the conclusion of my remarks than to
systematic order OF debate; aud could my
conclusion be in the shape OF an appeal to
the Democracy OF this Union, face 10 face,
III would be TO say 10 them, that they are
now engaged in one oi the most Important
political contests, which involves every
principle for and against which they have
so nobIy and SO successfully contended for
over half century. would appeal to
them a. ley hold sacred the principles
of Democracy, and The Tree lnsltouons
which maintain and sustain them az free.
men: above beasts of burden and slaves of
despo:ism, 10 rally al Ilris time 10 the stan
dard of Democracy and the Constitution
and flag of our country. appeal 10 item,
as they abhor and fear all those high-toned
Republican Abolition measures which have
for their object will assured!y effect
what it is the nature of arisiocracy 10 ac-
complsh-a high, low, rich and amp
a poor, a dependent, noble and ignoble
Union TO The coming polls, which is the
freemen;-a day which oil all others is most
sacred TO freemen-a day appointed by our
Laws and Constitutions. for the exercise of
that franchise which none but the American
freemen can boast,-a franchise for which
the tolls, blood and treasure OF seven years
Revolution were devoted, and franchise
OF which he alone is worthy no wiH main
tain It al as great sacrifice
Democrats, high hopes are before you
now is the time 10 revenge the frauds by
which you were cheated out OF The man of
your choice. The many false promises
that were made 20 deceive, The great frauds,
falsehoods and SANDERS that were propaga-
ted, will all recoil upon the heads of the
nnprincipled demagogues, whose guilt and
infamy will be out-liyed by the memory of
their open and wiliul violation The reck-
less charges OF exiravagance made upon
this administration, which for lis short ex.
istence, has been nearly double robbery,
stealing and pIupeerlng. Only look, thai
vile haTlo: which now rots and sinks and
stinks and rois in the streets OF Philadelphia,
BY the bounty of whose corrupt means,
demagogues were hired and scoundrels
were pam2ered. presses were bought like
sheep in the shambles, and editors irafficed
as cattle in the market, is no longer
machine OF Republican and Aboliiionism,
the corrupt and corruptiLg institutions,
whose avocalion is swindling, stealing and
plundering and who, upon their suspend
IL - =
Treasury 10 pollule the baIloi-box, have
lost their power, by The uneenerons acls
OF Congress, and live now in contempt or
exist il disgreceiui memory. What Demo
crat then will doubt of success in the fu-
turea Action, harmony and union are ali
that is wanting to insure glorious triumph.
Democratic principles are, free Institutions
and equal rights, coupled with uncompro-
missing haired for Republican aud Abolition