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Darr esa;enara is ,h- PssPsr form for State
governments. and has be~a saeYsed in
Eho5e Island sirce THAT memorable affair
DESIGNATED as Doris Rebellion. If which &c
make tn. casual merton mcr,ly AZ standing
in connection with the perpetual practice o.
prominent Democratic leaders to overthrow
established forms OF government. to bud d-h-
ance TO lawfully constitute authorities unless
empowered by themselves. and to render null
and void any and all laws-even the consti.
tutionally supreme lava Of the land-unless
they meet with their special part, views Of
policy and propricty.
We give the foregoing evidence on the the
DRY and practice Of Notification. deduced
from the political history Of the times in which
they occurred, as written by Thomas II. Ben
tonic whom we cheerfully award the credit
of being a sterling Democrat and an honorn-
BILE politicians also from the speeches and
writings of many of the advocates OF that
doctrine. To Democrats who may not be in
formed upon the actions of some of the Dem
ocratic party leaders in times past. We recon-
mind an attentive consideration Of the fore
going facts, and to consider we'll whether
they will continue 10 yield u political support
to party leaders so prone to subvert and dis.
organize tho Government of our country.
If there have been grievances Of which to
complain, there he's been a constitutional rem.
edy which our form Of government guarantees
and which rests upon the will Of the majority
the political battle fought upon the field Of
popular election; the weapons. the ballot
containing the names Of candidates for Off
cial position. whether to make laws or to ad,
minister them when made. If the laws are
bad, the fault is with the voters. The yer.
dict Of the majority is generally just. and
should it be otherwise, popular sentiment
will in time discover the fact. and retrieve The
error in lawful and just manner.
.
~ The address of Hon. S. Gar6elde, or
Saturday evening last, at the Methodist
Church, was delivered before one Of tn.
largest and most nppreciative audiences evel
convened in this place. AS it has been the
subject of much common: with all parties, We
shall probably refer to it more particular,
hsreafer. MIR. Cts reputation as mn orator
is well known, and when we state that hi
| .,,.och ~, C.<urd,v ovon;oo ~vos n uaat or1 q
effort, replete with merciess thrusts at Cop
perheadism and kindred sins, an idea may b
formed o: its true merits. No better criterion
by which to judge of the general tone Of hi.
speech is needed tAan the unqualified denun
ciations lie has received from his former polit
ical associates, who since Saturday evening
have been heart-sick and disconsolate. Won
der if Coppcrheads won't trot out nag II
counterfeit the effect of such Aboltio,
speeches.? '"'
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;, e Speaking Of the declaration in tn
Chicago platform thas the war 10 failure
the n. Y Hsraidkernly remarks: THE Con
ventiou must have been thinking Of the war n
Conducted by Mcclellan. But the Conven