The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-01-18
1856.
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ANsINDEPENDENTE DEMOCRATIC
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After four years Of civiiAsar, forced upon
the people ofthe United Ssatee by the yio-
lence OF sectional parties, we now enter upon
a new era of unity and progress. North and
South, cordial corporation of all honest
men i needed to repair the waste of war;
establish our. Peace through the triumph of
sound constitutional principles in the admin
istration of the government, and our Unity
by guarding all that makes Union desirable.
~ The great Democratic Party, whose histo-
ry in the past is tic history Of private pros,
perity. ofterritorial extension, and Of public
order in America. stands now ,,as it has ever
stood, the Party of the Nation, superior TO
allsectional passions in its loyalty to the
rights ofco-cqual States and to, the liberties
OF the individual citizens. Once more It's
voice will be rallied 10 its time-honored stan.
dards in every city and town Of the Northern
and Southern States. .t sJ.g
TO the principles Of this great Democratic
Party Of the Nation, The, World has horne
firm witness throughout the ordeal Of civil
war. twill now be devoted to the not less
arduons task ofapplying those principles TO
the solution ofthe many and weighty anes-
TONS financial, social, political which
come upon us with the return Of peace.
Faithful 10 the real interests Of all sections
win be enslayed By the, prcjadices and
blinded by heprepossessions ofnona.
That the principles &c american Demoe
racy should thus 10 uttered, with no weak or
uncertain voice, here in the great metropoi-
itan centre Of american enterprise and com
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