The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-06-27

How has the heart of the great Demo-
cratic party fred with enthusiasm, at the
mention of the bravery and patriotism of
the Fathers and at the sound of that beau
tiful song, 1.-The Land of the Free, and the
Home of the Brave" But, show is the
gold become dim How is the most fine
gold changed %
Little more than three fourths of CEN
fury had passed away, when the degenerate
sons of those noble sires had supplauted the
beautiful inheritance so dearly purchased
with blood and tears, and, seizing the en-.
ginery of the nations defenses, piled it with
the despot's zeal, to rear and cherish the
worst form of despotism the world ever saw.
"Cursed children which have forsaken the
right way, and are gone astray-follOwing
the way of BALKAN, who loved the wages of
unrighteousness." So extensive is the COR
ruption. and SO deep the faint of the Ma
tional Democrats, that the mere mention of
the name excites a feeling of hatred and
indignation.
We could hardly expect universal and
absolute approval of all the acts of the Ad-
ministration; if it were faultless, it could
hardly claim kindred with us. But while
it is nightly at work to restore and save
the Inheritance of our Fathers, and the ma
TONS blood and Treasure are being poured
out like water-our officers, civil and mill
tary, stunning no responsibilities or dan
gers; and while the universal prayer Of the
patriotic and brave is lifted on high for its
success and final triumph, the mass of our
miserable pretended Democrats, even of the
Northern wing, are acting the part of Ben
edict Arnold and Judas Iecariot. Would to
God the entire gang of miserable wretches
were dancing on nothing, suspended on a
cord of hemp
But what of the few among them, who,
still hugging the name, faithfully deny their
works ? Will they not come out from
among them, even in name When a
banking company finds its plates so sue
cessfully counterfeited as to embarrass the
public and endanger their own interests,
they abandon them and order new ones.
| Will not our brethren of the true metal be
equally consistent? How can they avoid
it? Has not the Democratic party not only
turned away from, but against the very
principles which gave it being. and which
constituted its chief excellence and glory :?
Has it not sold itself to Slavery and does
it not seek to turn back the great tide of
civil and religious progress, by instituting a
great slave oligarchy, better adapted to the
dark ages? Oh, brethren, shake off this
body of death-this miserable stencil in our
land Why should you longer hug name,
the repetition of which is and must be obi
Gus to every patriots ear Z? Have you lin
gering doubts respecting the designs of the
Southern Democracy, or the sympathy and
cooperation of the Northern? Read the
following from the Richmond Examiner, and
then direct your attention to recent Copper
head developments in Indiana, Ohio, and
Pennsylvania, and recollect that in name
and style, you are members of the same
detestable gang:
"The establishment of the Confederacy is
verify distinct reaction against the course
of the mistaken civilization of the age. For
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity we have
deliberately substituted Slavery, Subordina-
ton and Government. The social and po-
litical problems which rack and torture
modern society we have undertaken to solve
for ourselves, in our own way, and upon
our own principles. That among equals
equality is right among those who are nat
urally unequal, equality is chaos; that there
are slave races born to serve, master races
born to govern. Such are the fundamental
principles which we inherit from the ancient
world, which we lifted up in the face of
perverse generation that has forgotten the
wisdom of its fathers; by those principles
we live and In their defense we have shown
ourselves ready to die. Reverently we feel
that our Confederacy is God-sent mission
airy to the nations, with great truths to
preach. We must speak them boldly; and
whose hath ears to hear let him hear"
The Examiner is far more frank than
many Northern man who can be found,
even at this late day, striving to make 9TH
ers believe that Slavery is not the cause of
this rebellion. WATERLOO.
KANSAS FINAECEs.-Oul State Treasurer