The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-17
what the EgnGicaI party HAS
Done S W hat II IL Aiming 10 do.

what the EgnGicaI party HAS
Done & W hat IL &, Aiming 10 do.
70 the People Of the United States,
Ono year ago thr bloody ciyjl war
that threatened the ruin O! our happy
Government closed The Gcucrals aud
yoldicr. on both sides met on the field
ofbal,le and gave the world the highest
example Of ma@uauimoas feeling when
the blood had ceased 90 flows, that Was
exhibited Ihcre was not q look OF
hostility m,arthaugci. The yiotors
who were wall supplied gave the vau-
qui he'd whatever was ugcg aTy 90 their
comfort, and both, with just appFeeia-
ton of tha noble courage aud sense oi
patriotism which had animated each
army through thn four ycan' struggle,
were justly proud that ihey were kan
drcd race, aud tha oh priug 90 the free
institutions which badmada ihgm heroes
The, knew what SD the world now
knows. that jl ve dark long bJpaicd
over conspiracy. through which w,elad
amlition politicians had secured the
r1utral 81 Che powers u' .pscrumgnt in
the remote strtIpus Df the country,
North and South. madly excited hy the
slave que zion that producing collision,
bad brought the men oa each part To-
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ropt..t on either sidc. 2s Unworthy Of
IN, ,.,,se--fallowed tbany,mt,lc artLeir
leaders and consented that all tbe aims
.ofth, ,y,r az proclsimeI by the Ma.
ron,l LEGISLATURE and Executive duriny
II. continuance shonll he occompliybedg
And now what hiudsrs the can-umo
tion of the main obiect--tbe communion
.,rthc States in The b,npy barmany
which made the new continent the plory
Of the world for almost a century
There Is a fragment Of a pgrty in the
No,tbc,.t which Ike the inpto created
by Calboun the Catalina Of the south
were never contcntcd with the constitu.
tion of fbe United State. Tho Esscx
;unto Of Boston dominated in Now Enc.
iopd M tho Calhoun iupto of Charleston
dominated over the .layc oli.,rcbv IF
tbc south Roth tbcso factions were
;nbncd with tbc Rr,tisb nrinciplcs ot
wa. with the spirjt Of democracy ipbcr-
ON, IN orr Coniti,nt;on---,,d Lcy h,ra.
r;.Lly ,bc ;,stinct ~ ,r.s,,rr,cy ,yorEs
70 tbo s,mc onJ viii hc sosn hy Glance
~ tbe inntos or Roston and GbaFlcs,on
~ nno{na;a,,, so,ora a.loals ,a',sh;aL
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