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VOLUME 23.
Erie I.l.lrelfig Oligtruir.
A. P DI 111.1 \ & CO.. PROPRIETORS
13.1% SLOAN. Ed i or.
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Ofild, CORNER STATE ST. AND PUBLIC
, I SQUARE. ERIE. •,
TF.R.NIS (4"I'HE PAPER
(in :il.grsber , I.) the carner.at *tint
lii u , » , . or at .I,c,flice, in flovonfe, . 1.40
Li It HOt paid i o advance,,nr within three mouthattcito the time
aliadiwribi4. lit u dollars will be ettarrd.
rr Al: connouitirotions wart he post pa lA.
. :t i HATES OF! AD V ERTJSING.
fa;rl ,, not eteeeding I liner,, one Sear. ' 034)0
()ne.quare .; ; .. 0111.1,110„
do. 1 no. int mamba, COO ;
do. ' do. three tuonOhs, - 3.'10 !
Thaunr nI Id renabemetaff, sticents perm:more. of fillet-a 'knelt or
;leo, wr to ttipt in.,ertion; ffii ems for Cacti .otwerpletit loderiton.
u_rVt..3rl) adven hare the Orly ilrgr• ot c! liging it Idea tie,
' Kam DO lane are allowed to °coup) more Watt two iquaroo, mkt tr,
I t foottra du I tamedlate bassiseAs.
Ad% ertipetne in, 'tot ilaw tug other direction, will be i werted till
fortsd and charged accorilingl).
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THOMAS Al AUSTIN, -
(Lo. of (*o firm of O. L 0011111.! CO.)
Nairl in Clucks, Watehri JeWeirs, 1 4 ilver tlionno, Musfrel
lotrumenl,.LOOkinirGlasefs, Lamps and Faue y l;t4eas, u, bole
bec 1111 rf-tail.
JOHN TOALI),IN G.
writ tar "TAI Lott, and Na Milker—Shop on th e rust fldr of
Si,ie weft. too I.loof*llOfti -or kiatt., and &Opining J. fl. K tL-
Irt Catniet Ware-k pout, pie, Yenna.
JOll N KI:I4SIAN
t,, %IRA Sirambout Ageut, office it. R. J. Itogeer Hat store
m.ar ,treet Ltte ra.
CLARK & METCALF.
fl nor rra r ind'relail dealers in Dry Coals, Carriers, niio Dry
tineeries No. 1 Reed !louse.
i WILLIANIS & WRIGIiI
r.‘clts. Collector/ :Ind Deniers in quid .:id rilver,coin,
re , a Money, Laud Wurranis and trtifie:ter- l)evu-ite. Also
Oritts on the pri ne clue* of the Union. and all pails
01 ihe Old Country for male. Muck, curucr of
Solc-wi.. and Public
J 11. WILLICIIII. P. U. % l ufT.
- . .1: G. & W I. MILLS, - .
It martini 3nd Wholesale Dealers n Groceries. Wines. Liquors,
l'ilpinp.--Also. Foreign Fruit. N us, Pickles sad Pickled lit,s
-i.
Pers. Lot.sero, Preserve, and 11 inetrec.rily Sealed art iSt•les'ul
rrery detription alwayr i band. N. 3, Wttliuni's Block,
at ate-5t.11,„ pposiurßrown's w Hotel; Erie. Pa.
J G Mitt.s. New York. Wx. I. MILL... Bulrilo.
Aug.. lemminy in their season. 'vent in shell. two J. G. Mills
I.re)-st , NOw x which wilt be sold Whs resale lat low prier!.
A. C. JACKeUIf, Airetil___ ___—
. Erse, Pa.
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• DURLIN & pLOAN _
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I),At rail ti Classical, &hoot and Miseeth;neonit Books. Blank
y,,,,a5, stationery, and Printers Cards, No. Sr, Brown's new
'Reek. Erie Pa. . .
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W. I'()TNTELL •iDil
cii;.• r at he. residence on 6th_ tlu
t..r.,1 11 rtsitreb. ,
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.1. T. W. MOORS, . . _ .... -
.• fR. ; rorer Prey islons;Wimes. Ltgnw., Caudies. Fruit.
& Inr s.i.r *tow Loomis*. &V • Smut street. Erie.
EMIEKNEMI
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l'r tR SI:11 , 1e tFame.). V 47 Goads. and the Grra cart 'variety
.1%, Siareiti the 'City. Cheriperiiiie, Erie. Pa.
STERkETT do UftAY
Jo..twr*itu.ll retail Dealtys in %Yet and Diy Groceries
Produce. Foreign mil liouic r iit tt'i,o.len,
and Show Wale , FlUtif.lll:4l. 8.111. -
,er, T.:. 0, Caps. 1 4 lien) raw, tc.j eta. French Street, oppo
.- tIo• Rel 1 Hone. Erie. Pa.
$ r,—.11,111 and canal BOW!. Vetlol , 4 IiOLCV, -Privalf•
yr,,,i,,,,,t,phed with any ix' ihanahowe articles with pitimpt
:a,i . 1u i . er3
ffI!MMEiEIMI
11TICE over Jaekvon's .tore, at North-tart comer of tie rub-
Nra
trit., April A. 13.1.
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O‘)C t ultS Bk. A% & S
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CLlw AK r:
.. Pbbiosiana atidtirmnis
a. Otrace l , acid rt .
tdesw.wl.
breachk rt.o.eatras eir s. •
iidite noun frees 7 to ?, A. M 1; I tal 2. anti 6 to 7. P. M.
'#. 'Veil!, Y. D. 1 J. L. lITIIMIA2T. N. o.
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• JO HN HEARN & CO. —
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} .twiaritio and Comte vision ma freomito. deader in Coll.
rottr. Ett.tt. and agent for a ddily dine of op E er.larke StralDera,
Y': he Do, k Erie Pa. : i 1
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LIIHIELI, & co. -
s,q,? - 1 , ..,,,,... ma nufac a: rvre of Iron retie e. Roiling. Sir:mho:it
W., 'r. at . a.c.. ?tale. twise.-eit 0 h and etti. &Mil. Erie.
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, ANILRIcAN EXE . RI..S CO4PANY.,
tr., I Snouted to No. 3.Ncp.l.Block. dtate etrert. . •
. ta.. .•a ! r ives/ ck.....es at 1 Ili teeieek. A. 'lf.
T , wto •• _
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L.Foau J. A1.()It :0:clock. I'. AI.
A i . b lIT'AFFOkb. AVIDLi
:Late 4 Ilt• jirw'sf /. 1 1/earn 4.. Cea.,)
f as tem .i.i and Con ~,,, swots Metettant. Public LW:A. Erie, ra.
brain,,? 0,31. s,)t. Ymb. pato tad mister. .
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, WALKER 3i TI URALS.
falorseciNo, produce aud Coorsoierlion Meretaotat. seeond Ware
liou•e hasi of the public Bridge.%rie Pa.
1 -tie ilers in Coal, ?alt. Pt IFIPI.StUeO, Filth. Lime and Linve
e, , #,. ir.,it, Naos, chores. Castings. Ike.. &.e. with 08411rpays.
ilelliiii.4 fur shipping -either, by Pdeatataats,, PrO r eilleri.
N-',. , o f T.. orb) Rail Road.
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W. 11. KNOWI, I oN.
Rriairer. penlebr Clock% Jevvelry.
Mr. , al 1..).4.1111{ aul taller Fancy Gorrtz
Bt evt of the Reed Iluisor. • - 17
& KEPLER.
Gtoccries, (hada arc, l'zackery, dc.e.,
3, 1',113. 140.ck:ma,p2 .PIL
A. NI. RI WON, -
An. sWy sr Cs% .--i Wise on Park Row, between rtrowcw'new
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Hutra and tike Reed House. up stairs. .
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-. • DIL. C. iiltii. 4 DLS. .
Priv - RI De , l dcgok,o4—udice corner of :4tate and Serena)
kt•••t.t.R ,,, i , leatte int Eighth 4treet, betAcca Preach auld
Noland, Erie.. Va. • ----
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NI. SANFOTti) & CO.. -
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Dacklis in Gold. Snarl. Rank Nolo.' "Mts. Cern fientV °I . P e-
P. 4.... ace sigh' raenAuge on tit rincipal clink..o
rustadetly
toile Other A9_,lleatt)'s UlTe . tiblic tkpiate. Ktie.
'I:. tILIiON, t4"ll,lAlL'I'. .
krip,. Aym fin.“-,...)filce. .o_[ner . of Fret.ck anll Fifth
nroen,o%er :11(,,ev iiloctia ato 1 ITOl.l4eoie ou Foarth street.
ors:door cast 01 Vie old Apothecary if alt.
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• it Ll FU.4I. 4EED. -
DtAILI in Entl;lll,llermarband Anterican Ilardararrand Cutlery,
Also , Nailr, Anvils, Vice,' limn' and Oteei No. 3 Reed 110lage;
1..1 ie. I'4. .
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_C . 448 L. • -
irmn_r4t r and Retail dealer ot Groceries, Provimono. Wines,
I.Noorr, rnot, ice., to• cornier of Trench awd rinh livents ?
0PPC. 4 11.7 t', Torment' Hotel, Fltri.
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.CAU*ELCATLIENNE I*. • .
!rmittacJobbers. sad Recoil !Malmo in Dry Coods,'Groeifice,
Crockery, Glassware„ Csryretl 4, [lards. are, iron. I. Naas.
4AI ice. Empire Stores &ate Street. blur s, bc 4oo,
Irvw el tAet, Era r,
Mellow", Aide Arias, Springs, and a rapers'
arortnieut u( Middle and earth* Trimmings.
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ATTioRsIT IT loiw and • Juette e r the Pestee. awl Agent foe!
ter An Peon Mutual Übe 1 auto Company—Wien $ dont"l
set ut Wright. share. Erie, ra t ;
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Artottee AT Law. Girard. art iLounty, Fa. Collections aad
Other husincem attended to with ropiness , awl diatrateh.
JOSIAH K#LtAiti. .•
Porivardo : ii. (\minuteman Mere t, on the rublle Dix it. eastair
ewe meet.
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Coal, Soh. Planer and White Fish: constantly for sale.
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I. ROSENZWEIG de, Co.
w illfitniaLt AND RLTAIL DEALXIIA in Foreign *Nil Driushralio Dry
1..5.525, read) matie Clothing. 1 Boots rind Ohoes. S e e.. Mo. I
11 right's Murk, State street. Ellie.
'MARSHALL .ii VINCENT.
Artss.svfmt LAW-4 Mite up antra in Tammany Han bonding
with of tne Prothonotarygt odliee. Erie.
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- - MURRAYW—HACCOPk. .
Arr , •ityrr . lin rormsecuria AT, LAw--Othee over C: B. Wrlithr'.v:
i elurr , ehtrance one door west of State sheet. on the Diamond;
• - ilLt, • HAYE
bre. Flo in Dry Goods, il
DALS ry eroeerieg. Crocker S.
y. flan' re• 111.4-
?, 1 Brown' • .
SMITH KSON.:
beAut in Dry Cools, Groceries.lardware,kQuomo Ware. Ligue.
1, 0 1 4 Nail* k Ora/onto. Erie. !b ; _
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WILLIAM ItIBLET.
Ctityrt writ 1'14)01,41:v..4gal Undertaker, Aornet of State aid .
ri,ltt streets. Isle. •
. - ER & .11KOTH FAL
warrAi r and Retail dealers aril Nledkir* , Taigas, Oita,
l'Yr-roitir Glam. er.e , No. 4, Reed Hoare, Erie .
JAMES LYTI•I':. •
?tunniti.acs Merchant Tailor, on the nubile saw% a few loon
01 State .treet, Eng'.
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JOHN H. BURTON Lic, Co.
W"LCI AIN •WO Rer•st. dealers to Dittic•. Medicine% 'Ye 81006
';rtlerf IPS .WZ . No. 3. Need Howie. Lew. • • • ,
DR. 0. L. ELLLOTT. . .
ae.idept Deutot: Office and dwelling oa the
Point...lac of the Public Square. lie door East
mee k ... of We Erie Uundi, , g. Teeth inartletkon
tilled Plate. from one to 4n entire nett.' Carl.
'ls teeth tilled it, itli pure Enid, and rer-tured 10 health and ar cleaned to iw• Tectn cleaned a ith instrument,. and I/entitle, lin a* 10
,ve i
them of pellueiti elearipeos Ali work warranted.
.3 , 1. CHAPIN RESIDLN'r DabitiliT--Ottieetio
I i ;7 - _ the south ride l of: the Dounood five doors east u/ illiki a . the Erie Bank.. Pricey ressonati* aid all dart
i warranted Erie dune 19 15.514 d
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SPEECHES OF
LEWIS CASS Old Hon. JNO, L. DAIVEION,
At Thaw; my Hull, N. Y.. Sept. 2. DM
arzircu ur UCH. CASA
Gen. Cm was isirciduCeil by the Presitleen, He
spoke as fellows: , , -
It - is good for us to be here -4 ia l eod to come op to
this la/1 to commune with each ottier upon the prooperts
of the tleaktcratic party. for this, tri one of the high pie
ces Of Dotnecreey. hallowed by many a patriotaerecu
titan; and tritrote of affection' to our country. 1 am ' bap
py to meet you this eveuitlg. In congratulate you On the
triumphs of the ptlncipleti of the Democratic
eipties written halite heart) i 4 a majority of the Ameri
can-people, who believe them to be esteem .1 to free
ia
stitutioui end to the preservation of this Mighty Vision.
1, iougratuhte you. my (clouds. 'air Lb lir touchline and
preepecta of the party There is novoistakang the signs
of tbe times. ‘ flotia parties have wo rthy, t hie and patri
otic nominees. But, my friend... I desire to repent him
what I have said ehiewhere;'that if, in that Tact Issem•
there as oop map who came here exirecting 'spe to
abase the Whig cendidste. he is fare to go awasyheap.•
poi•ted. My frienas, we have honorable contests enough
with 'the Whig party..whitiatiut resorting to sibule. If .
three score years tied tep. which l'heve almost aidadoed..
brings with it many'evils, it brings *with it. •htu, a righ t i
to gival any opinion. sod 1 wall give it. Aud that itt!, that '
tao democrat should. during the whale of tithe campaign.
rev olt," thi s ee earthy mode of warfare.
i My friends. wu are all brethren of the name great fam.:
sly. and the Whigs aro interested in the prosperity of the
1 country - as you are. W• are both on board the saute
1 rihip 4 .•nd 1111Uf t JIIIIIC or SWIM together. (Cheers.) The
wings have their own airiieles of political' faith. and so .
have we. They., beliere'lliey are tight ; rud we Wiese
they rreltrong. But allies lee to &av, my fritials, that
there is a 'terrible propensity to political abuse in the
warm dainiaigiiidt 41,,y country; and a spectator of the
' old world. ou looking aioun3r at the contending parties.
and reading the partylpurnile. would Ouelly'thidk that
no, raan.in lit to be t kandidate 'fur the'Presideney—un
-4.331434a the greatest, rascal to be found in the country,
I knew Gen. F.co4„ and i snow 4.6 - at he is an lieicara
ble;man. that hip' has fought in thehattlies of his couu•
try, and I have got one wprd to lay agntest him.' But
he - **aiu'l" any choice. (G;ent 'cheering and laughter.) .
FrenklinTiercs : is soy cho-co. ,(11.euswed chseis .)
And if Grid aligies mei to bin tigjfew 'eoliths longer. I
shall see him President. (Ghat applause ) 1 know him
well. lie is a highly honorable 'ant pa
triotic men. and is a true demociat, in heart, word mud
action, And I tenpin now that he wall enter the Piled
deutiol chair thri tvi4tts of March next: mitt I tell you.
also, that when be: neiti it h. will quit ip to year entire
satisfaction, end he will have conducted the of of !hie
country honorably Ito himself..bonorablY to the country."
raid neigeptabla •the 'degeneracy.
F'elloW,citizens: it is' warm weak hers. Mere the
General took off hi% coat, amid much laughter.) • 1 an
deioted. teart, - body and mind, to the great cause of de- '
muerte)* * and I am se exceedingly Winn be tnacontest
that,you see lam Ibliged4o strip to it. Now I want to
say one thing to she reportms to the •gaheryt Do not I
mention this to the! white. at-publish it in the-Whig ps•
per., or. if top de.fetiet vtifl rain tai, ",•-• - •
WILY are you heir* to night. my friends? Whyl-4,
Why.-I tell you. My friends, that it is consoling to yow.i
and encouraging tO the best wishes of 'lionise nature. at
hums and abroad.ito see the American people so' deeply ,.
interested in die fatidamental priuoples ovi'lthtr,fertillto
iCtlitscoursirfof the administration, and in ins coo
floett•of their publitt °Tom.... It is au 'encouraging fact,
to which the world affords no parallel'. The spectacle
Presented tit this Moment in this eoeutri. the world wee
.er saw before. and never will ice again should this Union
be destroyed.
Th:s is one of the greatest-patients—one af die might-'
Mot nationsp—on fees, of the gl'oba; extending [rum
thd ; Atlantic' to tba i r acige, from the /lion of yerpatual
sigramer almost tip the regionpf perpettral ftost and snow.l
Throushoet the ,whole. exta'nt of thus 'rand country. dm!
peopie aretiu a state of political excieinent.' Every mail
who meets his neighbor injures as to the state of polities.!
and the prospect. of the ensuing evaup.rign. Yes, mil
friends. this I's the absorbing topic in cities. towlis, •gi ;
•liges and hamlets; aye. 'lid -en
the verge of chrilltagiot4
the hardy pioneer. whu commences hui stem contra
withnainre. which it will require} years to refry hi
.through triumphantly. itti;•iu the midst of h)a labor a;
question the solitary traveller, and risk him it hat-are , tb
'prospects of the Ptiesidestial campaign. And whet is al
this lor, any friends? • What is all this far? Are we env
gaged is extern's, war or internal revarlution? 1 Or is 'On
4ngei of the Lord passing by us. essaying with hiin pel.
Ovnee or famine, or s;ny• of the other inflictions with
which God, in' his. wrath, punishes otreud'ing nations?—i
No, rn'y felloW-cipuras. sot one af On these Nothing
like its Never tike the eosotry mire prosper's% The
rand of heaven, the sad of h . the rain of 'heaven.
perform their beueSciel fanctimis, and the haiiests nev
er produced more abundantly. Bat I repeat-e.what is eh
.this comnlotien . or'?• My fellow-eitizens.. it is sob- of
those periodical ! changes etwersisg wbeb power via Or
solved on the pWepie, and when the people. by dreamer-
eies of their int Mediate power. of Wickes. weabin#q a
chief magistrate l for the country, and - threngh hi IS 1161.11 N '
mine the coarse of the admioistratios on mush trieditileii
air they: will. ,i • - . . ,
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Therefore. itt'l friends, it la that yea at,* so. earliest—a
so stexiose--so mach engagvi is the convert cow pend
ing between area principlei so yen condelia. WI st
a sublease spectacle; 1 repaamy friends, that them is'
nothing like it iW the world. ire me such in ;esteems
in . :Europe. if yin coo, 'ln F r
es • President may he
a
, elooted—hat brim 'is it to
_be one? Why. the citizen
says Yes or op to a partienhir ate. and 'iliet is, all the
poWer ho has !limo to exercise Here thorn 'is 'nothing
except toe power of Almighty God to conical yon is the
twcercias of yeiir functions. 4here is another thievesy
friends. ioleed striking or less honorable to the national
ehiracter in the excitement which has rises end increaa
ed. tad will Mentes* till Simulator. but *se an
life will be lestlin the contest—not one vie sat of op-
Position to the law; end the indinatitiga verdict is pro
negated' at OW ballet bet *eel leen will milbstit Milei
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ty to the declared wiltectibe" mhjority, sad ill will tarn
I rotted and ptitirsis Iler 'looter Calmest. i •
And allow ice to tell Yes this this submission to the
will of the majority is the eery eernertatesis .('ear free
iinstitutions—skis the'very smelter whlsb keeph the ship
of state to her Moorings ;teed if she is beaked teerwthese.
she is lost, mid lest forever. Well. my fsseado. what
are these 'prinitipkw fir 'bath'tits is eemest. riad how
v
are t he y
_suciiitained ? Here ire'two great ponies into
whieb.t' penOs of Ibis nen ry !aro divided--tiwy are
044 whip irid derwieriUs. What is the reason of this
division ?. Irbil me th d diairence of politic between
the two pettiest I wish to address the young wise se
t partially. wastgive them', a reams ior Wm faith that w in
I them." and iiitplaks to WWII. es briefly as I can. the fue
-1 dannintal pniscipais of sir palmy Is differing from the
i whip. 1 em net genii to ester irate he peculiar errors
Ida= wbig party—Cad God knows there w enough of
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them.
I will lose, that to younger ' end, more active men
broiled me—ms prefer bills of fedietmest, and to mese-
cote theta to Coot ictioo before the Amerman people.—
teeniest otyttolt"orith a very tow reasarko of rattail lee•
port.. 1 repeat Owl goostioo, toy friends: For irbet it
MI
.DAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1852.
ill thou display
of thei whir, psni. a
pony r To avcoriam
must revert to the tt
Eugleud. After the
much
.toemtd about.
greet • mew doubted
doubted the espeeit;
two potties were feel
tiered hi human pi
man for ovlliovorn
at is all thia: for 1 What ►a tho object
cootrary to that of the Democratic
that.are west go back a hula. We
e whoa *air lathers separated, from
revo t lattott the Stale of soctity anis
and good mew were alarmed. mug
rit
the perpetuity Of free inatinaiano ;
lof mei lov, oulf-g meat ; and
r rd. One • party was bopefel : bo
rers I believed in the capapiny, of
lent. : . ft
aid of P"Rross desired .
el locireve in thetapaiiiyAlif taken
1 1 The other was at
iiernebifity. sod did'
for self-government
marks universal. rnl
fuudantental
whet Is the feet ?
ties and proof of II
wirier framed the t
submitted that the I
during good behini
elected for life—the
of relo over all law
of) Governors of St
be elected by the
propbaitions were nt
able men too ; end
great republic would
any ,the world has e
tad ibto ■n tieredito
A'cionsldereble ut
I do sot mese P. rinks these re.
friends, bet , therm were the grem t.
les between the two.p active. ,New
Allow ote to sity to you.
line remarks. that is the cenveattea
wetstetion, there welt a prop9sitioD
'coition( should be'eleeted for life. Of
it—;hst the valuate
.bhauld alto be
the E'restuent sliesid have tus,
and should - have the appals:intent
s—,and that ha. in bis turn ; Iris to
remora of the Stairs. Alikheae
I Wattled h mn, and bT high and
I. l` they had basil isccioniplishati. this
Now be or powerful ■ Inosuirehy se
or lees, nod would bays ilegeurni
twoo•relly.
e during the rieriiiti !br the first ses
tiettling.the titi«a of high *Claire
. 4ye. • end it - was: advocated that
iron. time occupied i
of the government.
they shoed mese ;pi
or the United Stater
I The senate •• Right
•• flonerable"—a g
college iti FT!
! m enflicent"governt
• the day. A tudionx
sing; bet Gad Bove
friends.
countrymen' still dot
!"ern himself; and th
indiertioni of their
itihition declaring , that the ['resident
',hank, be called •.. Hi. Highness."
Ilonsirablei" arid the representatives
edition of rank as nice as any her
ape could make. Thet. we mei"' a
vent. It was one of tbitlogitias of
I debt was - a:A to U. is national itrier
ps from oath blesbing 111 0111,1 .! • Ai l
!WI think that a gnat many or sea
An shoot the capacity of man to gps,
tNM few Taro halve given soffieleas
prevaltiif opinion on this 'abject. -1
00 Oee- as one Democrat to hw
am going to ' , peak
brother Democrats
I mean to give n
ly, piainly, the eari
of fifty eat .. a. and iv
two .Ittnericaa iarti
trill try to ray It at
the remark that
ofrenit. but to tell you freely. open
rjeneis eras; active end insuli' the
ait ore The, pulnie4,l cfortrineanf *He
s. I any' trolly and in troth, b.t f
ie moderatteit. iu titustriettota of
se doubted in the especitf of man
I ritr► rentiotr)eis thti items only
innet, the grain embletn•at the wing
Lifiezhter.) hly
for self-itairenitneut
fiver* wa years ag
.parts was t raceoon
citizen,, thin was a
prtity of t h e Amorloan ems* told
or chirps on . the ardmfratids of the
that the whip 410 'turista.) their
deny on the tad of a raccoon. nod
• hot etarrF#4l then, th o , lnigir toy
yuor enure. sod or
world ; btlf. l i on
candidate to the P
Getter:a Jackson
ealted a soup,bow 1.
Th. soup bowl
watchword or Sb
otioncet the word I
I, au oho retioctrd.
fOWOO in rotesore,
to to raised us At east earbelitthe
• .111. so thew every-mot 11114 wig [wk.!
4to reerfveri lath titsAkh:
ad the great loop boWI is to
lOW 11.4. 10, X1V 11. nosswe Ine stairoaro"
Wars ageinat the itiEdels., 1 rrject
suds ; but I will not opit'ufft it, be-.
from high nothority that that pro,
re lobe applied to the Whi g 'platrorm,
Now, my friend,;„ allow tie IM saT
wily. KM. AAIUN au b "rd ete,M to teal
of poufitted to Mei whip - party: ' I do
• g ins o r drum diving the whole ul
Cannot support our liberties with
rrabli trash. let them be given' to
ortiiy of thein,
boliut-bus Without all that
of the cram:rat iu h
that •taudafd. my 1
we enstiejelen
eels of expeCtoyatio
and to it lot it be
titst we aro a little
you that all-guilt is
Upl Mph to hear ) 4 •
the eastpaige. If
eat this bled of au,
some people more
Let ua go to Ili
blo mimicry whic
reasoueble men
niter. (Hate the ,
hie treat.)
have passed ewes
tution.woll with. t
(rain the *ileutie
ieitiloais to ilierui,y
icatautou aloe; th
uottuag, to fear bu
of Gud. We he
light or our glary
hied oceas.
ibiu,feir barest of
Dering this lilt;
perky_ were .to to
general ;overawe'
orefic petty were I
policy, wee I. iue
while ours was to
the eulitiett sad
the Losers:neut.
mesas foe the es,
1 ought to produce no effect on art
d I hope stint trust it shall be sti herr
. etor felt obliged to divest hissistlr of
11.
..
sny fellow : craze:is; sixty-f4ur years
•
sice the establishment of tircosisti•
r time we have extended our limits
! th e ' Nellie and stierea!ed from'' three
1 four Milhous. and we here assumed
notions of 09 earth witerewe have
our own crimes and the fodgeinent
e. a •high and proud mission. 'The
I shsuilig• out across the dsrk aniftrciu-'
1. the eppreesed nation's of the,eisrth trt•
. . i• a .
L. ins .
1 44 tendencies of almost all the Whig
ore the power sited influence of the
t. and this tanden'eies of the Lieitio-
Ito rent r i as t NA/ . shag. the in : Ti., if
ease the prussrif the federSl party.
idecraase and regraiu; They bir:ilis
I •
e alien laws, to increase the poster' of
••
The tweak law was aninher of their
'e
'e ohjeet. ,It wespne of the Most Jan;
rt,eeitled ju a free coentry, and God
Id hare lest to if bah a man as• Gen.
•eu placed, at the head of the (attend
/OWN animal I
kiwis who, it w
Liskson, bad Slut
vie rusci
ny other man in our cOnntry who - coati
pot down that monster ; and
this eon ntrp shall e4r eip?rimtee• pooh
•
' may have meth another man. {dem
forced to drip of %a eranateoail) the
out fight with this set of sit old !oaf
rotor theo reviewed the question of
it - rather as a' system of iferfreitiitti."
etching ottooppolists. at the entre - nre' of
then itwerosts. He then ismer to - ihs
ational dui/minx, nii - iphich he `sold-1
headless and the pear that *fiish 'they
1 do not know
hair resisted and
0.0 grant that. i
•stisthei elms, •
General as we
hoped tIW.7 MOO
like him. The
protection, belied
stud • mode or •
agricolterat•ad,.
qut;atiow of the
•watsvt• give the
want. ,;
Tha'. is my d. trine, my friends. I has, hoped for It.
'and J, torso her. after to s p eak vote for'it 'agaid!' 1
li .
old irks the g orbit's light et • comsTinify. iltelchitig
along cur tut it lend frontier, each .ioniiiy ksping its
owe limit Lod virer od• willt.eissnestis at prosperity 1
within their is • . Moo are better thou Wad. Ir . /ether
land -plod fee , othliag withost-the lobe of uses,: sod I
do • boleros t . there ''is "esiso Mien sucse : hmportapt
then I pee ! eta jaietood patriotic sysisa to giro
toms moo a root of-land whom ls• non livo`sksib...his
food comforts . Yee milt of addiatio thewealah of
the a 'ono, and you talk of elisinatiag human notate se
issor boi gt. trot what would more conduct...tip
Mn scab ,i
ineasuro. hod yeif talk of the glory
nevem i but what is mars Ekliiolla far U. or more
Ito the' reisublicon imptiottioas of the world. than
diatribittibu of the public domain of this country.
ossid registry a man to settle on the laud for a few
cultivate at and show a desire to improve it. bat
set give it to him as a mere object of speculation:
toe a few years I am for giving it to him freely,
. him bold Sr mill it lest so : . it pleases his ellPriee
or is i• 41611. 11,
;Then se another daem m
on. hoe -
whit ad Democratic parties . 1:out inert
all th Mins of kii• day. I swop
mad Melodist's. cad wormenisin 7--- ----
celaishis. Sad; to -all the. '
the -
time
. et tb•
sash ,
slab
I
Tsar'
wma-
and a
and
itm4l4 se. 1.01 l yva. they origitiata tuber iu jip.
p a i rg 4 istsliest*it iofidoitty. They aro oikpost.4l
to go fl al it Quist. wintj*lood to lit! kr. b
still bettor to lite by. Hold owirlt4foy friends v io *to
Jar o it w a,st 2,;.413
EMI
ipased to
to cointinteiste
polygarty sad cam
embert that Ise fisieg op
10051 pressiossa gilt ot God so man. and wboa you-pain
ihrot44 LOS riarfow and dark milky et" Abe eltelow t •lr
death. it *ill be a glorious and bright light Shissing . ereond
you in that lag hoar of µlei cud tremble: and .leading,
you onwards to II tut who premised that ••Ipts ?iamb s petrel
is fits SliSu atiali have eirrogisre throuib finis.'"
Now, toy friende s hold on to that religion ;.distrust alt
these nor dolmas :. disttatil ell • lhele 01 E 4 doctrines
What dries an linemen citriCts wen i a corbeling/ran and'
setißthoull .li 1 an instinct of weans to : Nee .witb de'
fiturilite; and train lip our children viiteently, and'testb•
theyn that they shay yet aspire : to be 'Governors 'or Presi•
dents. • 1 bawd been Vert nC4r'thss l'resideilet chair sny'.
*elf, and here eiprieueed the same dusarepeintmeat Oval
ie Ernatenatity other" 44. Jut thee: s .MN •utke et ; yak
who buds pm Willll that stop' le juicers Iskaly to resod) Milt
Preetdebtiel chair all 1 was t his age; .1•s Miens soh" ,
face of tie rants such eels .us 'eon/aryl: W. do not,
want Mho" Au famitses.togothe ' 'lt we. *aid of old "he
till a *jilt 04114 likinl kuoya.lisa ow , listher,"bvit ltelllou,
imy (needs, if this deflidlidin were ,r Wild filet, 11 1, 4,P 1 041 . 1,
lel wiser ertiauttu
4 yet who would kWow the ;ifithet of her
l own e4ild. ! • ... ,
. •
the'eftenter then referred to' l
the fate. at hnproviii
menti and said I. thit the whii parley .Itl li. : Mitt their '
!glide 4 the ittestion As as to gni n . 1)01416.1 politer or' pia%
by triett;Wiflee contracts. 'As..to Ihei-etsierarld pit cli-Ac
eautinuid—ishsc'Zi4 the distinctive meesufes oft e two
parties I ' ill the Gist place. free intercourse with r tgn
.satious has beeW the controlling principle of the Dr •-•
sr/die party—tido no wrong. and to suffer none. ;Whe
HEnglatid made it'er agzression on the eights and' Miter.'
. toes uriliiii country.
„the '1) rtnecratic party W rut to teor
nee the ter:feral' party-
„oPpased them. declaring Vint' fu
wotaldliave The elllct of dissOfeing this Union. , 'And i
sty to you now. rev friendi, that ton cannot yirriitt to a
pingleitisa 'i a flitch •trae: eltiti , pisrty' `earns feerl4ol-Irie
the - tenik;aitd vines:ea the eft rrts'aiads by'one *little to
destroy the littetiien• of ' itnether. • 'Kg olds. Ate s lead.
worse' th.su oil, u•st have rle'll told by' high Whig thOitscr..!
Vey. IWO lite oporeesyd ok.other napons Ste. svelcives , esie
boopisetges grass a in lbw coutstry-rthat thryttees,live hero
1
and A -le here.. ' . ' ; .
.. -
.i .' -
I. woo! to I he Egret libelee iow e‘stesno..l*.h ! gtf Av viler,
We have &clawed knelt's. Lealitiwys.‘ Teill'14: 1 " 1 ")hri .
of 31exted. We hate insults.pled she client of our db.'
.nsilll l / 1 11.. Is titre a 101111111 . 111•11 ll,teitlrl.i• who deit:Out
Itiloviv 41 fro: Il beiiniiitig 10 rut,. j.remild on retita:ati
Wild ACl'llytlll6lll as 1r .11! . tIcio,iir. , .t a the 'got ettnuelit was
cent 4: the Ory w.is. " .. *Vi)e. A urfo Jerus.9,eni;' , ' but
t't'aillii,.cv i tOrr l tiearent te - yet a Tall. thy otklitt hiltjohin.;
lug oat a'blessettl - exempla to nil tliirdther•Wationit l ief this
world.' (Crs:itapplatnie . .) 'f lure li anotheigiffelftects'
'between es, mold that, in "imersention.''' Leek to the 1
Whig papers. sichets-_*lll,llll rill 040,,rpkterverltiou"
at soustiestag It lite consents ofeilter: nations. y the'
Emperor at Aspirin, or the ,Ewsperor clf.ft,kik, or the sa
ble .geapettor of Hayti. underway to ,triotate thelgrt4t
pristeiplreaf pohlso law s and to carry into r &Ft tlttr,te
kit:46,f we Itaie.ths same right to declare that gry i shall
am 4sa. :Arty we to stauil still and .11a0 1110 la!
.1 1 ?( us
tiozeigoterS by theAttroug arm of despotism! ((:rice
el 4•340. ae.") flate,glad Le beer that responsie . of-:µo"
ham tiere.b.. t o4l.4.sneritutatt.
s iYp t e on uttya ot Itla if sill
saAshee • feettlo oppreimed and the vOrlog triumpitsnt.
l ifirgAere."Wia 4 WsX4PPL l .g.l!l• 4 l7l'.77 ° '
vole, of threw/lion walker knits:smell throughout the world.
(Enthusiastic, cheers ) 1 iflllil tie is We& 41 ; boon collie.
when .101 11, hostile dritio shalt full. and tiet:a hostilr cal
lialithe tired.ohsuaghout the a tuld. if we Sly •• I your cause
l+ .oat a good asSiiisnl Wm.. Ault it Aglertyaa e,otriumres
tiles that .41 he teethe eetablitlispeukoftrue rile rtsocra'm ,
piteeeplee. ,If , toes atrogitstig staiteia, bolvell down I y
destpollair.,l4lllll :101l egeteettts oppreisavrs, as pss did,—
end times" actibbetitig pewee sttal inter,loreatud say.-
- 'We ire shah, I . tri u ne rantblaalteCasepntilicats goeevo-
Meet. all,. boa! yssnsple µsay injure my sistojects.•: shalt
that porswerprotasis' its din glut 1,114 7 4, been_tisk! by
esniassult *lug a ntes , roues, but l i Prosesance illotll anifral
bl it
1:011ltnInf.J11.11( i defiant/rya per our part rgisiestischs!
violation of p lid low is interfering its the affairs of outer
mations, in itt . l e ri.te - stetitelVave.' WiSsifeliagetia'ssireist.
-4 . iliotild 'like to hue', in the nomo of twetteen Soule.
if we ad:;01 1 e In the priviriptes or pehins bier. and, if the
Emperor of RUl6lllll' VIM. .114i•itil ik -right tie - •isterfete.ita
tlieluleriial 41ii;Ott.4 Of hitiotis." twit We'diebere thin no
one has • right di di sei. Ifarttatie Sintering lab &wittier.,
ling alliance.?"' - And yet' Avid teething bah hiniespritsii.
ed With mock' pertinacity. - Orsi moos topic. mid 4 shell '
done—"littintiatlfy iiitir : fureigfrautises.if—.Mile ifeei4l.
at iiipithfi dish stroggliskeppressien: So 414 Clott•W esti,
'of:ton. Re said 'that eeiNtirrolvor se impseareel t orsion
unfolds the' banner -of Treedeatie thee my heirs• le with .
them!' ". "' '' • •-• * '' .• '"-: ' ;I •" 1 't 'es t'
• That 'wee the yid* dactiefie et timelier. kind is theft**
doctrine ill tint"." Tem. ter friendie whereon' *lee ate
bound - &tin, whefiverkhe imeglief Cleans defaced..l ;
wherever matt hi st Arlo/ le paw seta, dwilsoime ait-iose
to the ifght "of' (frith' mid fresdom; theta she beests sal
A men can &itinerate are With theca; sett say. ••fseii twee
you—do . as ne hake de the -erestihistinteetlef free
institutions. an then do es We are dole/ bp 1144iNiiiill•
ill (Meth and ,liier." /. •
-
.fify 1044A+. I hate atreedrspettettmfmerpr .....•
We hove i'aitited path: led tetra's's, el .I• 1 se
tint foot back at the pest aiterensisine. Seta" leek fin"
word to oti;fottire duliet leave **plum iimpsirti whelk
er i man caikroWt the'el,te haneeiavtlieliirin,bowt:
Let s 1 efface ail the_lnaritortiliolthe pest; lei tie tliase
our lifet.'' and:rhea ere Jilt beesetekhett i bp wiliest&
potter ti;-iii - espe, bet all go into basilirtortitsc sativii•
Cm iictory. Poitivi.tituteits, thiei• the safrieslaf in old
de Mocratic ogy
fo." ii le •heert ea'SUstiorifi IT silk ili
"what he 'hail getotod net with rivet at -.liliet slid no;
get. (Applause :) Aed he mimes to eke* hie Wall
by asittfortinig'the isentinebef the piety so aly. es
faithfully. iii as honestly; as itey tether dieser t. ba 40 ,
who and Where he ' may. (Cheers.) 'Dino Welt the
whole estdot of this Sue espertslie. fawns If. aware coast
wdere the inernitr . eon floacrtbs au the braid /hi Ikat is.
to Where it gets deaf" to the iniatemeata of /the west..
and it, lest basin is rettlected from - tits- steatite/4,g, y,orir
aftfoirc, If aC . I war i e, gl!prioiiily in the ~b rooks oe the
' clue( of the P,acific; the tialii4 of tlfindeiztViirili be krii,
ged,triumitlnunly:. I We've - livid, a - Ttnit i . / fia 0r... his
, in the greatpath iiirr!iiisKrighiti. espial hepes.isini effect
fewatdic aud. God, wittog2l shall aid tech.
I .
.
- setae* es Map. Jewel.. ea wane s Olt raserimirapsi.
1 le austweiseetie your tail: feilesfitiss thesis. 4i• perhaps
1 well to reentflu , thin it is tbr ditty of (rug democrat. 'NA
entiely unaccustomed to publicapes:biog. to freely-coo
-1 tribute-his aid iu gives/ • direction to poi
l• le'i west n man 7 -residlitg at tit
1 Alleghenies, ad at the hes
Mississippi. where its w
talc,—it sien;2
m 11
any Hail
e sentiment.
assert bde of 'the
ihe emit volley of the
me first break from the mese
ist tits presumption; here, is Tom'
lore the tooncil-fires of bb.ny st,d demo
stemma beznisibrightly. to mike the *Con It
F lP ires sesaet+ting mom tbaa saeiesty to add anything
to whatitea.biea so well aad as eloquently staidly the
thstingeishad geutleasiss who have itteleeded we. The
ewe rip. is yettnitlO attqatrentetus.. tad distinguished
fa r h o p s tat e mimmishili,. otijayse fame hatitekonly by the
confutes of eivilisetson. the services to hie contry itid ‘
t itsteparty wall heights' the pages of hie esnantry'aitintory
t' Tha other. the coo atwitter Poen Illinois, the arektkett
44`l.owts locum itho, by the force *energy !tilt
t
Vi
tetellest. tin t atte to dl tined,' l lathe • •
I slain his 'name already. lo'the nnyrning of his.tife.'is It.
, millar to lira countrymen from the Aroostook to the Pa-
idle- it ie Irma, as be bee said, that the democracy of.
flew, York, as well eta Peonsyl eau's. be something to
'Atone in Abe .bistory of:the past. whilst much is expected
jam eseltiti the *ore. We are rejoiced that the greit
democratic party of New York wend Out ones more in
bold rehei to the view, united and thoroughly orgaruted
fee the canting Cowed. At seem. incredible that any
porde§ of the destocrattc . party or New York ever flinch:
i ' ti, elAftelnlesi,cor.perinciplit; WhilitAthe usion al the to;r- ,
ty - sow wall go fer;to.wipe out the inemary of the pct.-.
,"few York, one of the eh/ flumes in the sages otitis ffp
i..letf.in.and'promi of her revolinionary bald...fields—to.
by position. woe ation. and all- the giitrieue fel:whew/oml
of the past. democratic 'in * ell her tendeneies. 14 times
past, she has done nineh to seem* the ascendency of del
lettermen policy • It was the vote of Novi York. in. IBllo t
east iii the (louse of•Represeutatives or theuuited-Statre
that elacted Mr. Jefferson. sad the. gore pet tuaitent ere,
cogniittiholur theirlootrtues of the great apol es o Aittert•
can liberty. Jo that fitting and eviutfer meatiest. t w de.
lent of Aaron Burr, id the vote of New York. wilt the
itlelliv!gow to the federal inirtf. Front that day until tilt'
presets.. the de ll ;tt maims prty. -with but three exception,
; , r...1i11i elVetinel or Mr.. Adams by the Hours of Ilepteasu i
t"lttivee. in 1414. and the streetiou of mildewy chiettsius ;IS
ew ..
IS-1t) rad '4B—bas been puree...fa! in every coutest *Or
the Piestdeneyt white Os priteipfell have au.de lemma.
?tat pt . ...greets. and like the rats ,•.f. light. Hearne every
moot.: siu ind every valley, not...illy' elevating the' to te,is
es of this conotry. but insitirsol, with laps stud proisii:4
i ' lle down-trodden mamma of Etaropa. In ansou there iv
iottritt/th, nud.iu strength there is victory. Let Its profit.
tli d en,Ary the admouilion, and especially. hy tltj. less*,
t hsoiqht 4 , erwrienee. In the coming cameo, P d eots%l4
"rote will doper duty: Shit wilt b.; true to herwelf, sod 1 1
itantiot.doubt' the( slee''S itl east her vote fur Pierce and
KILT. for she 'loamy ninsutited. In Illi. althoteel deters •
ed n P. nos. Iris tie 14 a sites defection span the bottle s
of N-WYork,, end byths - portable troops that were throws
:atit : the 4 Otii - mid rutti t ty of Philadelphia. the great disisiSe•
krat4: party of the bterstene ,lots moire& ittaeltit illvalans•
0 di, rtits4e' la l that n'ismierable contest, *e erwt the
]iegni it uuminera of the democratic puny a grealei vote
• then a e gave-for Pei and 6 His iii l 11. la Perthsv l ,l
wattle tie %chime-ludo ! so - leaders beyond the pit., of tike'
party, and it is our pride and ear boast that We wile col-:
tend Ante fur the principles of our Cahill. .In 1848, we'
c intended sail mushy fur the triumph of those pritsciptee.,
•ad in their defence fell. at the last moment. disith'esi ed
the •itiuglowini, yet by no means' conenered., The dry- .
eat Wes temporary: : for principles' eve' immutable. Pi
as ble:Vlay who said that ”troth is lisevitaole ami.polt•'
ie justiee eertein." The reoakeif lite eiewion in JffF3i
a. an ilhastrahon ofthis teeth: fig' the principles Slit Pr
democratic 'owl did surlier, like a Mittens's( upeo ter
•
can defying the tempest, cud the lash Oils an ry
eves. The tftuntpli o f the opposition was not Only .
I rn
.inpty triumph. bat it was oite fraught watt evil, - A , et
h.; inauguration of Olen. Tat lot, i paltry had to.b.;•grst 4 .
pun in the urge [imitate* *fibs newly ariptiredAerritorics
zit di weriufied was peblie expactatien. that an aecointit , •
• ation was nought in-the recommendatitiu of the policy
• f noutsettop. • •
•- t .
The ogslar mend race/fed:at a suggietiodie weak,iAto
reetured . the 4 10 lc-sell tie a n nisi, rife 4.iiil ekiiTfeui
nd bordering a iiun disso'ration. Witeu,the ad.moset-,...
i m fs iii/ the d di •titties with which they Were eurrrae did
n I heard the, tun it which- they hid raised f 'witch' the
apitot, they were canipelled to tetrad, their reps stud
• , t ,. oonerioras'llen Taylor iii his gr.ve, than PrePidril
.. t e ri.m e n rote arm and'
t ilt - n - are. --- ti" - "itit - IV k i
s ' -.` Crateatoirm'
iiiittbs.injuijullu wit! b the rem:Gilder or the mantle{
4wodeibeil the 1061;ey of inaa,aetkunas abortive and Itla.,
.14'able. at tetWied spo r e the reepablKen platform. IRA
essistriot 'Nippon mid protection spun the ductrinea i t :i
thke
Sets f's • The tn4es of the Mcbolson bite' e.
leelline of a :•intdrieution, twererecitioiled estheitivael
• art of alatearstot ship, sold wete adopted ss the bisisi - su
he etompromise-• coutioroinise tlist restored quiet 119 a
distracted people, en • i hee been received as the olte-1
"r Nor of peace. Th ceiteute.lgentlemen. are nn*
wittatile if history. and in i it review the dentocretic,
• tatty relies with cuutitlettre up the enlightened' judg,,,
emit ofpntilie oputioen.• in' 10 . 19, cry of lankier/ 1;
10
y yPPPeliirthe plate often Ahwett . ey, Wirt; with Sir
• Fro doieeneions, proved t is passport` to .. %ter. - The le
tied.' have descrVed, and halt! it up as, w aing for thei .
1114,14.1 te /824 Ur. elay..theu rn, the !all vi .r of Is
elliciewrinaturedetatesnamiehip.sdratedellearf•, War- ,
• intaistnet the danger of douveruag. Military china: "to dill rulelki The party of -which bootees the es ,
dadete:Shii-eltainition, from Maine to (leoigi ',mei is,
iilet:aenaninatioi4 They a veri-eilthat it ury Wee pinto:
oki;itaitzlitt ll ..2tinp'e, and appe d with ceneldelnee
-its Iteutectivel ages tor the • i
- . Yet 'lde Claw *swell ,
kali' se *inquiet tie •
ithytidersed• ''
nisholat . --
mil r
. •
lona they contain. ,
.4ad t ¢ triter it. throe aditipoi.
rearfullY , Quelled be hone IMO 1 " 41
ad reoCheit t hid pony and 'hientelf
and eacriticed, by the nomination of a user,.
yi chiefteina tin. ie tiimaitaited "taw army , Itact:
_ lean the Ilehle vita fa:mlga itowigaera,; 7 a
tion which Mr. Webster &Thiry/ aiassitaa & In be
made." After-Mt...City teutlgrewit grey. 'groovy land
worn," in the terries• of the. party into winch hailed
.breathed, lite, aud - itope. and tiger. and becoiee. ti
eiaol;li;d, the last patties! tritellignica that 41Iert
by oar WAS the astreancernent of atis uonusat!on. tot the
whig entiventien.ef a atilitiry chieftain ., Ws very pad
of the Amanita* army.' Nat hecsites Gen. Scu t had
Jelgtripentiliceiioui.'wr had the shihteet seiveriencegn the
-chariest civil pol.cy. but simply beicause he had %eels'.
ed thlt rant 'of ' ht.rjor-Geueral. sled were with eredi
upon the field., of battle the uniftriiis of . hie Coutity a.'
Tnerii w scarcely an instance titian' record when igrrat
eiddery. captains ;hay. faded. when within dm mope e
their power, :a mtubvert theories' riatbority. au& at. the
wactifiseerattibiaty, t. phint theasseivris upon ha rtes.—
Julius Cribiar.vres eae ivt the greatest-generals of attelen
Lilies. auk nherivhed..e kiader regard forth. welfare •
the people thin any n-ptiun of his age. lia:liaittaene
-mush ler it. owe. ritteinied her bpuudiries tandOed
talkie!. the Roasts arum . and odoed term an to tli ' V'Re•
man name. Yet his temparets changed the ambition ol
the pseriet.tilf finally it knew so restraint ackirowlneg
-nosiperior. The Rubies* fanned es hoitier to the ad
, swar.c . rel.tes colereive: for they Cd speill o itt water . and,
• postal -g s' " 0 the "v ear hilted Mist: Comer Maisel
demanding of Mitatollus ilia kepi of ths; Raritan treasury
and thus. by a anion of the sword and ie parse. he Struck
'ititerit ale liberties of his errantry Lank at the hir.itir) of
waste Europe. sod rte mei or. tilted with a ~crust et
reveletioes. for liberty usiediresittid. and Satiny deimtaill
by thieirendiery of military Madam who, wed* arrays
by conquest. seldom failed to convert the sword et the
patriot into the 1-:eptre of the damn. Look et !'eland,
four near a ~eatery blesdiag under twilitaty despotism. the
result of her military epic!, swathe troagrhasy of h e g suit
may Madero. _ Leek at fienguyilirp4,yriththe spirit of
liberty. and strtiggling almost with superhuman energy
tee its porsessisa: yet °beef MeV greatest captains Waugh,
her back to the yaks of Amnia. from which Reesetb had
freed her. Look at France, struggling formelons since
the tevolution of 1789. dotting Europe with her battle
fields, and.at this very moment. shamefully betrayed aid
sacrificed to t h e military despettem. sot tif an era'
Crew. bn I. his mere shadow—Me fetal echo of pied*.
NA gluey. pe!oi is the peculiar ileiminiary *rough!
=1 50 A It XI A tt, in Advan
in the public mind of • nation once:addicted to hero wor- .
ship. that it loses the power of using its own jodguiesti
end; with it, the pciwerof stelf-guirerament. The-history
of the whig virty is a !notary of hero-warship; as well as
of niconsistenciee. In 1848; ih their desire for the pouter
and patronage of the governrnebt, iu itidition to the cry
of inilltary glory, they sought to prejudice the public aided
against the clarets° of the veto power. ooe of the most
.n se r salt se sod valuable provistions in the federal con
stitution: There ii uo dipartinent of the 'goverment
• here a limitation it trot* requited than upon legislation.
Than li-nitstion iv to bit fohrid in! the careful. judicious
and prompt exercise of the
Clow
power. end upon thiv
point the whig ,party have tiiiier surrendered. General
Scott„ iu this letter of seceptuoce. avows that he will ex
'wet"tt. in 1313. time Whige.cr ' iddaluud fur 'a protective
tariff. yet in 1:35 wheu they were Anted. for the first
to mike a daelitrivon ,of their creed,' they gave
itrotectinti the go-by as the obinl-te plticy - of a . by-gone
414 y. The patriots of the revolution:jilt their Brightest is
well.as,dailvst hours..inea contending witit!the power
01 Litglel3(l up in the firea and, upon the litud,,'neted for
access upou the justice of rata cause. May not the
ileinueratic party rely epos the justice of their cane,
-with equal confidence, aid with en equal assurance of
success? To thepriticipa and policy of the DemoCratitt
party we can trace the foutidation of this government.
as well as its progress and power—a progxses in all the
elstieuts of induitry. enterprias. iniprosertieist.totnuserce '
aua navigation. unequaled in; the history of it+ttous. It
was a denteerstwho draw the Melaration o depers
deuce. it was a dmineerst who driughted the fe oral
con.t.tution. an acknowtedgedi model of republican fo .
of vvernuieut. so Compact a,nd perfect iu its' structure.
so timely cud perfectly batnn i eed iu parts. formii4 a
unior of Sutter*. bud tictitill upon then, like 4110 OW
nerstrat attract We /between{ the sun upon the planetary
-14ternotecuting a steady igoVotai end amp'. protetities
t'etasch end afro: them,ns Clair rope! spheres. L it was
dralller•Si who advocated nod urged the put:cv uf. the
-pureliass ti{ Loossaarta. by which uew States sod tenito
iteelsawebeen *dried to the confederacy—and the free
navigstion of - the 314ssks•pni. It WISS a idsrnai•rat who
1 •
adyncated the policy and secured the purchase of ftia
Fieeidas; thus ruski:ig perfect our tienudeites and
miliie
ty defence* la the S.aath, it was a democratic puhey
ithst secured the intseaetion of Texas. that rearmed the
Rimless:on* of the Alextean government. and is defattimi .
of our national hoWeiFsni'ustienel•righis, pushed the eon-
quer' Muhl our titemern bouoilar.ea wcro eventlad to tho
•hurea pith' recific. It wea the dcinecranc party which
delivered the country' front the 'influence. danger and
power sod corruption of,e National Banl—which .
flatbed the Independent Treeenry, t,y which the revenue
goy rneneot hog, eines been-promptly cotlei:ted.netfely de.
posited, nod promptly paid over-which cliecked•and fi•
nulls arrested the syefrin' of totems! iturovew coin by
the general gove-rtment—wiicein which. noequal lu
as operative. and pregnant with State jtoiousaes and dia.
cordain interests, would liner exheu-ted- the Netionel .
Treasury. and laid broad and deep the fooudation of or
tionat ba l nkruptcy. It has &ern the pot cy of the -demo-
eratie p ,rty to .ezteatt out count' •Ife, toenurags epfl-
Kranmt,'•utd to ;mike that the. {and of the free sad the
of thq 9 , ,‘lpressed. The attpreeegenteg proeperi-
Marcia! avenues now crowd .41 w. hiving• is eir'y
State of tiro; Union; and from every quarter tif,the
gfibe, with uithipited evi r Lfence of wealth. and pia a•
pwity..with liar caritas and spires reaching hightuto the.,
heavens, with a thoosaild,stips floating on the buter"' •
rivers that wash her boundaries, • and a thousand sails -
crowding her inagnifinetit harbor, the busy theatre of.life I
4i•rd action, and inviting to its commercial and peaceful !
.waters the 'hips of every nation and the productions of
every clime—hi triteentileyin a great measure. to the,
itcolus, enterprise and' inti r id:ty of a ,dc•tmguishedilein..
oerwL It Was D. Clintot who.effected.a Fosnectikia,
of the waters of the Iludsisit 'With those of Lake Erte l . by
the trade of great inla‘d seas.' as well waif lb*
vast regions of Me: N nthweaii, was secured the city
or New York.' De Witt Clinton was a d mend. true to
himself, tree to the oill/ationa of b g ry and his coigne
-
try,-and-whilst the great canal. itch been but ma'am
will forever !mind a living, nutnent of his gaining. pay
rio.ism and .nt!.rprise, • will poor into the edy of New
:Yea a trade wine an"connection with her foreign pal
mance, will c e her to advance is wealth and popular
non, and the extension of her limits. Until She will
tray quelled. if netsorparratd, the City of Loadeoz,--
-tfour. then, C4O any patriot hesitate to give to tbitdom-
Heretic per. and its nominees his cordial support? It
-is the party of freedom and of progress. Its Ptintirdele
tiud their origin in the besprinciples of the home. heart.
4 -
The election of Franklin Pierce will same the'ascen-
dent! of thews principles. their recoguitioo a► this great
rod true brsi► of legleativ action. Fraoklia Pierce
.tends forth as their icktmorl dged champion and expo
tient. FrAnklits Pieter cad ominsted by the Democrat=
4a uattonal couiebtion kith ingular unitnemity,:and his
iwtoonspoto has been rem.'
4ectien.' Uity requirestlia
Jul and enitteult.d wpputi.
.cesidiiiit of tree rstretuttene
coMmanding intents. .Mt of
irpirattotte; yet the keep
.14 lel:ow-cizistua have tie
unguohed positions. iie
atom "do Senate to the qua
•et. 10 the hour of eattelel
quiet sod c o mforts of civil h • we. to witch ilsto a Oioisht
,orld, welter* its tattles so fasthtaffr,porform has part
pit the Arnett] drama of , soldier's life . Hir career
mid history is a fruitful coin eater' of 'the influence of
freedom and Cr.. suetitutiUs open Om nistive• power.
and energies of the mind. os stet hisesinction
_urine high
estE office mu the - gift of ot frit people will furnish an art•
sl.tseual illustration ortins jairtste and equality of ropsablt.
coo institutions. ,:i
•
. , .
. . , . „.,,
,or Col. King I need u r , *this . 11;9 *history is writtert s'
open the the itgiskaora wards of his country Cur the last 1
fines-ter of a century. A min who Coq !mre that. bog in.
,ho contest of I.ltelation. sod then! receive the 'adorer -
meat of Its party 11l a natirial convenhon. is a demeersi
well Ined and worthy of this higher. hotiurs of the re' ~..:-
poWie. •
• .
. .
%Ve have bet one duty to petform, that is to secure
thaiielection. We PIMA do it by orgemiatien. enargy
xnd action. There le not a cloakd to be seen above the
pantie,' lioriton es laFge as the :propnerialtasii to discolor"
ago es. Maine and New Hampshire wilt stand firm in ,
the met; whibil we have more than an equal chases for
Ibo votes_( ' :. biesseeliesetts. connecticut. and New Jar- -
my. Tim tbhaleisseth. with scariely a solitary excep
tion. wiN atilt their verse for Pi•res• sad •King. The
great welt, from the 01;io to Oa Mississippi, will march
ep is selhiphalaus to dm rescue. Poo us) Jeanie will Coe
saw bet boveredlpoeitiow as the haystone of the Demo
enine arch; whittled'. deemeneey-of the ehtion minima
to the great Envies State to bad tbs wen sad make the .
triumph complete. •
A raft Ilrr —Dittos • the recent ofeetittusin Great
Llr4ibirt. one of %hit coadidates for. Edtshotith tatted tory
s 'Wessell to solicit his veto. **l sttuald rather solo to*
the devil. the. for you." wee the reply. But is ease
your: firma should tot cot!, forisiOd. said the"eandidttte l
"* woilit 1 dion nasal *pa your isoishilies 1"
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NUMBER 20.
d erery whero Rifh
ws-bhould give to it .1
ilrounlitretorce is tits de
stuck, a man of lit.gh and
nociest pretentious iud has
iseernmetit and partiality . of
■led him to high and
could voluutarily withdraw
bows of his native hills
difficulty. ha Could quit tits