The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-10-29
'oorre.gondsnos .ofths Democratic Advocate.
The Dying Party.
wAsHrssros. D. c., October q, 1858.

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Itis well known fact so far as the re-
nowned Kings and Queens of Europe are con-
cerned. that they die hard-that is, that they
regretfully leave this world The reason as
signed for this is a very plausible one Inc
fat of death is inexorabie. 1t compeis them 10
part with the power they so long wielded--it
obliges them to separate forever from the
wealth which they possess, and to surrender 1t,
(which is the sorest trial OF all, to others;
probably to those whom IN their hearts they
have long and inveterately disliked. the ex-
amples of this historic theory are numerous ~
will suffice, however, to name put tWo-Na-
poleon Bonaparte and Elizabeth Oh hngia
These two illustrious wortniss surrehu s,.'s
their empires with the utmost possiDie feiuc-
lance.
1t is not my intention to discuss tnem- 80
fer to them merely ITO point q moral. Ia lam
them because in this particular they pear
striking analogy to the republican parry 49,, " "
day. 1t has grown to be foregone conciusi A.,
that this party is on It's 'iast legs rs ~ ~
ing condition; and perhaps the worst Oh y - -
has been "dosed' to death; men ~ was
tnougnehkeiy 10 aeciine, anu Us -
came apparent, one OF 'ne .e'seules ~
restore lts neaitn, ana invigora.e ~ Po"s -
was the negro enirancnisemsnt niea Es'i..:
NOW, II perhaps TINS remedy naa Desn eIaI,-
monsiy s"anoWeo, OF Iaken mo sne m,.o; !.
DoGy, the numerous aiimen.s uluel Mn 80 -
sunere9 might IN some measure lave .pee a.
ieyisteo u oule 5ai s'.. W
Mouiu nv $50 Ill ,t;
49, nc a;iI $50 I" 80 = "
Ia :; of.ra,oa =, .ha n;nant K ;nos
e ~ 6 !. g 40. ~ ~ naxorabis
m 80 80 - ras;s,;nos h;s sboftstha only ali
.ar,,o,;wa vas 70 y;ai5 The same il trIe of
nar,;es And now when Il il trne of the Repub-
/ f;can marty. it Is amusinp to witness the inge-
! nuitvi with which they ,contriyel to prolong
| their death strupole and postpone the melan-
| cboly event ssfsom;no eyents cast their shad-
o,ys Lafore ), and bv Them we are enabled to
mark tba nar;od of .:ts decease. ard limit it to
| Woram hor,Say In tha Same manner that the
| iaorned Savans measure the distance of the
tr.,olI;nos orb;ts and aocnratelv nredict the
oant 6of . NV r,rasanoa a The SIGNS that
| or,,;Ja tbe;r ;,drment ara ;mmntahle nor are
/ fbose any less 90 Nv which are foretold the end
| of the RannhI;can marty
| Yaars aro = 1vas n,ada annaarent to the reo-
Mo IF the 1Tnitad States III n 10
To the welfare of the RennbIic and the Interests
of ito naonla for one Marty 10 nredouiinate for
] ion,r nar;pd in the I.ag;slat;ya and Executive
branches Of the Nat;onals Isavernment. Thew
| have acted ON this belief or theory and demon
| stratod = h. ronootad chano.asf Tba arhitrarv
sd nf r. pannhi;car narty
- 49, I'll ~ az, clsa ~ no
| &C., 90 annoran+ ~ ~ tbaro IL Now mn hone
| wba,aver tbat r. viii he ahla RI carry the cleo
| +;on in Novomhar 10 f,;r means 'Tbnv can
| - -. - \ - ~ ~ = \ -, e.. asyns 4 A
10y ~ ~ "i.or,t;a 90,
resort 70 .nis
hase no J.a'el .nan ~
;do 'H 4h pa,,Ii; ;,st;ce
consioef tue aepeoiio as lCPi 1sen.,uS Su'oo
| as pelng government, OF al other Uoyerh-
| ments, peculiarly just: Hence, 10 perpetuase
party by an aggfayatlon OF UNJUST acts, ano Dy
bitter persecution, Is to disgust the mass on the
American people. The hepuDlcan party Is
now acting IN this UNJUST, and, as It VIII prove
| to them, unwise manner SO that we may safe
| ly predict its failure in November next, from
this cause alone, although thousand ether ag-
gravations may conduce to it.
The proofs are manifold that the Republican
party is using INSCRIPTIONS means to proiong
| its unhappy and baneful existence; yet, the