St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-29

I1FrIyiF TIE VEL. Now that the Rad
Gals have had their war, they arc very far
from, l-iny anxious to keep on tie mask
wl.;chs the great r,ass nf Republicans are
afrait to drop The Louorable Mr. DoUf-
wrII., ina recon, l..c;u,e atsBoSton, had no
= hest tom in assuring his audience t;.at the
four, stians nj our -orcrnlnent ssere laii N
injls. re,< a;t that the causess5of the la;'f
re-, iaen were >ej IN n,niun from lrS very
,.,e.gininq, = tbor WsshISeros, fRANNIIS,
Tsr:~oN a.a! al the supposed great incn
u: trai.-'i ;hn Constitution r. ally deserve
execra ion r". r.vcrence, THIS reversal
of :cni~.raaeo::> Judgment and OF pres
cut iGd. Ill II, this demonstration that the
best rovtrrm, rtvon Garth which men felt
:. indignant II scc:rg attacked, and be
came - enthusiastic 70 save was really q
very tad eovcremcnt, wtmhs sught not TO
exist, i = very concise WY Of telling the
citizens ef tire free States thas thy were
ilypocri = Or FOES,
1t would scarcely do for rcaef to ven-
tire rlon suth an assertion but Il Radical
is entitled to Est the veil, to show the true
features of MoKAN&4, ar,l t. d''ri,ie The
dn; ;cs eS bittcrl;- as he pleases. If Nr
BorTwE!4 knew cnou.A- Of history to get.
al he truth, Or had the courage 20 tea It,
he would have said Men Of NAssscIIU
.sETrs, the late rebellion existed because
Won bad not the least sense of justice, nor
the least conception Of good faith. Every
State iu tie Union has been held by vou
as the Pcquot, tribe was held By your an
ccstors. You have the heenest apprecia-
ton Of rights" of your own, you have not
the faines appreciation of rights in
ANYBODY else. You can never see what
YOU do not want to sec, and you o'j,ct to
others saeing what you 60 rot want them
to see. A fair equivalent yon never wanc
tes give, nor if you have agreed to give an
equivalent i" you ever will''Yl ly pay II
You consider swcatin: the coin you are to
pay legitimate, and you ring every coin
paid you. With fifty sccts in your State.
th-rc is bu. one real crccd--ccttins the
advantage. Ion put up the statutes of
YOUR ancestors who could readily perceive
usurpation and strike boldly against it
You pet those of you who practice usurpa-
ton, and you heht bravcly for it. There
was one man whom you ought to inaugu-
rate as your patron saint, JONATHAN WILD
the great You have never been satisfied
to have MASSACHUSETTS an equal in the
Union. You have always wanted her the
school master, with an uulinited supply of
birch You are Just as lntutrant to-day
as Your ancestors We're when they whipped
Ouakers and hanged witches. You love
to NIKE slaves today just as much as your
ancestors when they sold Indians at home
ard in the West Indies Yol arc very
active, Industrious, and intcliige people;
and SO long as men generally are wci4ln.
and balalcng right and wrcDe. you will
alwars beat them, for yoll are always right
in your own eyes, and in the race of life
he who carries scruplcs carries weight
You have always been consistent, from the
time when one of your delegates in con-
vunton SAID that MASSACHUSETTS did not
care for the Union unless she could ea'i
something by it, down 10 this minute, wtl,n
vou love it because it enables you to levy a
ui!;Jtc.
There is party in this country known
is the Democratic party: principles arc
that tlIls Union Is defined BY the Constitu-
ton, and that justice means among ether
thinrS the cqua.itv of each State. Vote
down this hcrtsv. for it gives you no ad
vanta. :, remembering that The earth is
the Lords, ANA the tnlln"ss thereof; that
He has given it to The saints. and that You
ar" are the saints.