tion of this government
love for the Union are all moonshine and
humbug. It is dangerous to he well-being
of tbe nation to permit this rotten, traitorous
party to remain any longer in oontrol of the
government. The perpetuity of tlie Union
The
e
of 1820 and 1850, there would be no trouble
in the country now, that tbe whole nation
would bo at peace, and that harmony and
friendship would exist among all the States
of the Union. And thrre was only ne poe
•ibl. *aj of restoring (h.er. of good f..line,
and that was by removtng from power the
cause of the discord, by uveithrowing the
wicked and sectional Democratic party.
He spoke in this strain for some titue, and
his remarks were enthusiastically applauded
bv more than two-thirds of the oaucui.
Teadeecles sit Washington.
