, 1863-06-29
REBEL DISAPPOINTMENT.

"AGA tAE 1COE1 AcAQtl5 CilkGltu upU1
their atrocious work Of sunde1ing the I'm
ion in twain, and taking to themselves the
larger half, one assured basis of SUCCESS
they found in the hope That the North
would be divided These desperate con-
spirators against the peace and integrity Of
the country trusted in perfect confidence
in having The help and cooperation oi
. Northern Democrats in ca1Ying out their
infamous schemes; and have since COZ
Iessed that the fnilure Of the men On whose
management and assistance they relied, to
take hold and help on the wicked scheme
Of disunion, hes been one Of the greatest
hindrances in the progress Of their traitor
ous work. Tint no large portion of the
Democratic party IN the North has hither-
to been found base and wicked enough to
lend itself to any such nefarious purpose;
and that thus it has batBcd the efforts, and
cast down The high hopes Of these
Southern rebels, is fact which calls for
the grateful recognition Of all loyal men,
:. and brings into bright Light the soundness
and patriotism Of that.gcat party. It
must, however, be admitted, that any par
t., whose political policy and character
had been of such nature that the men
Tho had been most in its councils, and
knew best the qunlity Of its leaders, felt
perfectly sure that party could be relied
upon to help traitors, and fight for rebel
lion, is the darkest and fou1est imputatian
mat could DC brought against it; and the
7os1 severe anu terrible rebuke Of the
1ou1sc anu character the party had hith-
ea'o tnaoi'a1nea'
The Democratic party, 1t is true, did not
at once fall in with the plans, and do what
It could to help forward the work of seces-
zion and disunion, though the President it
Ind chosen, james Buchanan, did; and
aof 1n's laaiufe OF the great mass Of the
parry 70 ooln hanos with rebels and fight
1o1 slavery, II mas received the bitter curses
ot u1e eonthe1n leaders, and is charged with
The grosscst frauds and treachcry. The
chiefs and leaders Of tho rebellion had been
20 accustomed to make the Northern De
-mocracy doits bidding; Ind used its prom
1nent men in SO much mcnial and dirty
! work for themselves and slavery; and Iad
founded snch large hopes on the utter sub
seiFaency ana eager alac11ty Will which
tnese Democ1a's would hasten 10 1ulhll
@ncar commands however V1le OF auocaous,
1na1 refusal al th1s late day to obey, a sui
3cn anu STUBBORN 1cslstanee alter 50 long
ana humble service, hlled their masters
WIN g11et ana immense surprise, though
the "or1 70 oc done was as infamous IS
TO tear tne country to pieces, and the means
were as atfoc'oas as treason anu murder:
s9Aen me ms.o'y o1 inc Democfatlc party
Is mace up' II "au contain no othsf iacs
"mcn Is 50 loul pio' Oh ns 1a'f 1a'ne' aud
~ oaaa.s5'ns " al. aune' US ln1s. tna1 "hen
~ Ss.np ~ ro.ca asa'ns1 e INC on1on' anu
arasnst tha;. :a-urs aa. .n.va n'ooay hanos
-,ort,, rro,,,a ,o:~N.,, 10y oeae'eu luA'
them fhro,,b ~, tha,r , % ~rns1' W. ~ e.1no "
sharnc. TIC mcn Who had | t,,a IL, haa4 ~ .e .sa ana
OF knowing leading Democrnts 80 trns,ad sa |
without. doubt OF misriyiop That The ~
,nocracy would help insu,rcc,ion and ae.
tend treason.
: We rejoice that these rebel homes werc
disappointed; t1,at the crcat pcmocra,ic |
7,arty has shown so much patriotism and