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The following, as the characteristics of tru


Democratic party, is clear md forcible, an,


should have place in every democratic paper


"a Democratic party must go for thu


whole people, against all monopolies, a


gainst ali exclusive privileges, against al


arlstocratlc measures, and in favor of edu


cation. hteratue, the arts and philosophy
"lt must plant itself on the primitive fact


that all men are born essentially equal
and that there is some divinity in every
man.n 1t must be ever on the side of free.
dom, sympathizing with the oppressed
with all who are struggling for their ma.
tive and inherent rights" at must be
high toned and moral, confding in the
people and in the sublime and glorious
principles of truth and justce.p .The
contests for men are insignificant; indivi-
duals are nothing-cause is every thing,
and a man who stands at the head of his
country, must be the impersonation ofhis
country's cause" "iIe must raise the
standard of the masses, and unfurl the
banner of equality, and truth and Justice
VIII PlVN"ii'


1t is the want of faith in the existence
of this particle of the divine nature ever
lingering in every man, which distinguish
ed the Federal party in this country. This
ncredulity is the fruitful source of all their
srrors-thc immediate cause of all their
and defeats. This steady
oeliefin the brutality of the .people-in
heir incapacity for seifgovernment-in
he danger of intrusting with power the
sources of power-,tis is, that will ever keep
he Federalists in the minority. They
ave no sympathy with the spirit of the
ge; and cannot keep pace with-much
ess lead-the march; they are yet we'd
led TO u love for fendal forms and dstiuc-
ions Of birth and fortune, still greedily
ovetous of those exclusive privileges
which make the masses tributary to the
ices and follies and corruptions and con.
enicnces and comforts Of the molecules
'eich they are arrogantly pretend, are of
etter clay than thorest of the lump, and
oserve to be mado the flowery capital of
ne Corinthian pillar If society.


Love for their race does not so expand
