Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18
I,,,cr frogl Hon. G.. q. EuckS-
lew.

Fbe following i letter OF the Hon.
T Z Huc!.alew. 70 the Central Demo-
.,.fc squss. on the celebration Of Wash
1,ton'. Birthday:
TvP. TCNl, Esl., Chairman of Con-
Ei;;e-:
DE,R Sui In response 10 Your
hieadly invitation, have TO express some
s::sv, uIo,l public TOPIC, which may be
uuhai:..Jd TO vvur meeting On ;hc 2:jd !nsi-
AL DO this very checrfuilv, although l
,anro, know that any words OF mine viii
te,r.a popular conviction upon the nc
c-.siiy Of changing our rulers and over
throwing tlr.i. present policy, or quicken
Icr,ls- l.al for the accomplishments of
ta.s=. isn,,ytau: Objects
i cuu,icisn that the country is mis-
sO'erH-i, 10. MP niismanaged, AMI !ib-
o-ty ;:slii in p"ril, Is GROWTH. up in the
I'iJlc mind ani thousands gre :,lcrt, in
q-:>.Ii''. ani critical, who gave 10 COY
,a.mrE: ugcaicula:ing and enthusiastic
-I.Y"rt founded upon complete conf
d,n'e. twelve months ago. The day of
Li2i, he'.iIuag passion, and of confident,
unIUsSiiUEing trUst III Our rulers has
!..sset. and the electoral duties of tie
yiiilra VIII. now be discharged with Il
n.-e Intelligent comprehension than Was
Ic,,i,!e il the earlier months of the war
Thr sire resua of Ibis will be TO perfect
L. Political revolution III the North and
N-', begia l.v tn l:lte elections, and to
sllaIe the Republican party, with It's
sr.nal pas-iyns, It's finatici>In, is cor
r9.lon, aal lis I.eapacity, permanently
luul pow,r
hut c"n illIS b. accomplished in time
""ye th, country: TO preserve its unity
'ai Ekery! And if these vital objects
Can te secured, either sooner or later, 10y
lie F,.tor&;ion of the Democratic party
% iH"eF upon what E&licy shall tha.
s-iy act iii their attainment These
ii's;lols are timely and important enough
70 occupy the space anl leisure now at
ny oonlmand. Complete control IN the
An' government can be secured to ou.
MY IN October next. Control of the
'e..ra! government can be obtained by it
year later, in the election of President,
-'siIasg :'Iat the renovation Of Congress,
-'S begun, shall go on and be consuma-
- by tina: time.
ine time here mentioned must elapse
'i'7 power can be completely lodged in
Nj hau:is; before the work of recon
.iiciinG the union, and thoroughly re-
,5aqi0g The govcrnlaent can be performed.
Il he meantime, how much of calamity
must We undergo? To what measures ot
,',' mus. VIC ne subjected, The public
o.,' HIl be swollen enormously a finan
wash may come sweeping away pri
's iorIunSs, and cripp!ins public credi
- Power and it is not impossible tina
a. hour Of desperation our rulers may
,I5 ,'a;oh the war, and place the barrier Q
va treaty, OK the impertinence of :
= T-.s'en mediation, in the way of reunion
! +!leStlonably, there arc great dangers il
Immediate future, and apprehension
S'A IS timely, and justified by tn
's q the past two years Blu
Ing ms period of danger, of trial, o
s-,'nls interval which separates u
m! =, NE day of relief and securiiy-wha
- Te lhe attitude of our party towar'
-.lih'nlstration and the war? Thi
.''oA may reasonably be asked by tn
-1'''os N this State, and by thousand
~ s'le' States who are willing to joiR i
g. asst IN the redemptios Of th
Question may be answered,
- :, y referring to the past. The OF
'he war was announced in ii
,S - oy resolution of Congress, whic
~ ~ Cut North and South, and to foreig
as he platform Of the govern