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harmony with the wing party, north and soutn
than exists In the contrarety OF pnnolpie ~hlch
peryades the democratic party, IN regard to many
great points Of political faithl'


We have found It to be our duty, from time to
time, to hold up TO public eensure the uopairiolle
course Of ihis organ of foreign influences" In rea-
lion to our foreign policy. We wait now to see
what further countenance the In,eigeneer is pre-
pared TO lend TO the abolition agitation.


Meantime, we call the attention Of the country
Of the democratic party everywhere, and OF the
enlightened wings of the southern and western and
middle STATS, to the eourss Of the whig party in
Massachusetts and throughout New England. The
people are alive to the subject They have not for
gotten the proceedings in New Hampshire, which
resulted in the election Of John p. Hale to the SEN
ate nor the more recent campaign Of the abolition
st elecionserers in Maine. fiji shall hereafter be-
come necessary for the democracy Of the whole
country to unite on that broad conservative plat
form Of action, which will rescue from ruthless as
saults the existing and guaranteed institutions of
portion Of confederaey, and thus preserve from
violation the fundamental compromises Of our ma
tiona compact, Il will not be the first time in which
the democratic party, in crisis of utsrmost peril,
has saved the Union and the hope Of constitutional
liberty


We turn too, like the Richmond Enquirer, with
patriotic pride and pleasure to the action of the
democratic State convention of Massaehusett held
short rime before, in tho same city. Here is the
resolution which they adopted;


"RssOirsd, That we hold to the integrity Of the
Union, as established by the constitution, and there
fore we depreeae dIsuniOn ~ ils worst form, the
attempts Of ANY party or class Of men To sugnatzh
ana denounce parton OF the Union for It's dome"
TIC Institutions, with which the constitution does not
interfere, and OF the proprety Of which each State ls
"a own independent Judge"


Lst the country compare the two official dselara-
lions of opinion, and on vital question, and decide
Shreh Of the Two psrties deserve the confidence Of
all liberal and patriotic spirits.