The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
IeEter fronl "OcCasionat

"Occasional," the patriotic and VEL
informed Washington correspondent =:
the Philadelphia Press, writes as follos..
.'Ths TRADE Of George y. Sanders i,
which he congratulates the "triumpbar,
revolutionary party Of New York" upon
the result Of the recent election In tb.,
State, in the letter dated December 24,,
1862. must not be understood as the insaDa
rawlings of a banished politician, who 70,
the last ffteen years, has been the turin.
lent organ and advocate Of every anarebi
cal and aggressive scheme looking eth,
TO the ex tension Of slavery OF to the des.
truction o: the settled peace Of the Union.
There is certain method in this Sander.'
madness. Stripped of its obscenitv,
falsehood, and calumny, his phrenzed
rhetoric confirms one though lit which prove.
that he not only understands the real pur.
poses Of the demago6ues who are arrayed
against the Administration and the war
but that he believes that the time is com.
iug when this purpose will be soBght to
be carried into practical effect | allude
10 that passage in which he says TO Messrs.
Seymour, Van Buren, O'Conor, Fernando
" ood and James Brooks ''Not only do
you owe it to yourselves to repudia,e
every dollar Of this unconstitutional debt,
but you owe it equally TO your poSterity
to pay the half, II not all, the debt the
people OF the South have had to incur to
maintain the rights OF citizens and Of
States IN the establishment OF free trade
Had this dreadful remedy been alone
suggested by Il hot Drained fanatic like
Sanders, it might have been set down Z,
his own discredit, and so forgotten but
when we know and recoilect that il is but
a repetition and re-echo of the theory
fureshadowei by such Democratic lcaders
as Horat:o Seymour and William b Reed
the Que. several mouths AGO. Ia speech
universally condemned, and the other, in
his suppressed pamphlet Of December
and when the iact stands out too palpablo
To deny that the same idea has iuaud !
lodgment Ia the brains Of the same rl4si
Of politicians in other States We may we'll
pause before the new aud .trocious Crime
now formally added TO the ritual of the
sympathizers with Secession The capi-
talists and business n4en Of the country
the farmers and mechanics who have beeu
voting the Democratic ticket uni The
impression that that was the best way I.
bring the Administration to what they
conceived to be the right course, and VIII,
have allowed themselves TO oe terrified b,
the sc2ndalous falls, hoods that the objec
Of the war was not 10 save aGl rcunite Iii
couatry, but IN sever and disunite il, va.
now be compelled to confess that, in pro
portion as they have encouraged an
strengthened the Democratic leaders, S
have they encouraged and sttengthene.
doctrines and designs which con:cmUlat'
the disin:egration Of tie Repubhc-th
destruction OF national credit-the ever
throw of private and domestic interests
and grand and sweeping system Of rePu
d.ation. These classes haye al r.yolte.
1T the surmise that they arc doubtful il
their loyalty; have indeed insisted that tht
waT must be prosecuted to the bitter enc
aai have only excused their partisanshil
| upon the absurd ground just above stated
/ " hat viii they think when they see, nU
| simply in the appeal Of George Sanders
but in nearly all the votes and words anC
acts OF the majority Of the Democrat,
! leaders, that their support of these leader
! IS now construed into an endorsement o
such a system of u tonaI and irdividua
repudiation rs the world has never seen
! A ITBIIOR-S NOTICE