Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11

daney. Ifthey revive q protective tariff We shall
claim that be rescinded Every step that 10 taken
Ia violation OF the constitution and the principles Of
sqsAl right: will be rstssssd the moment thar brief
hour = authority 10 past.
The 6rst step viii undoubtedly be to pfopsss ma
tional b.nk. They see tAas the coms,sres q the
gradually from the state Of conf1sic. into
which it was thrown by he failure of our banking
system, and they will be in haste ia apply their grand
remedy, in order that il may have the credit Of
bringing about the favorable results which must in
faiby take Mace, and in fact, taking place
without 1t. Let them create their national bank and
let those subscribe in its saock who willing to
contribute their capital to Institution which has
only four years at most to live. Its charter will
scarcely outlive the period prescribed for hiiing up
its stock.
We enter spon the contest which lies before u.s.
not only with firm resolution but with the most
cheerful hopes of the issue. Democratic prime Piles
have TAX deep root in the hearts even Of many who
have been led by popular deluscn, to assist in the
overthrow Of the present administration. The young
men Of the country, with no very numerous excep-
tions, are indoctrinated in democratic principles
friends to the freedom of trade, inclined TO those
plans of legislation which interfere least with
enployments, which create fewest Offices and which
founded on an honest and rigid construction CT
the constitution. The moment the wing party begin
to move in those projects which their leaders have
darkiy limited at, but which they dared not distinct
Jy proclaim, because they knew them to be unpopu-
lar, shall have this class of young men instantly
upon our side.
the democratic party, has been conducted by them
ia a manner highly to their honor, with frank avow
al Of their doctrines and intentions and for the most
part with the weapons Of fair controversy. Their
advcrsaries on the contrary, keeping their flu.
ure policy out of sight, and taking advantage Of the
embarrassments of the times, which they artfully
and uni stly laid to the door Of the adminiss ration
have gained the majority by the propagation of
gross deluson. II our party has allen it has fallen
with honor.
flour adversaries have triumphsd, their triumph
- - Al r.
1t will be short for the fraud is sure to be de-
tected, and all delusion is but for time.
We have heard people say that they sorry for
Mr.. Van Buren,, who has been defeated in the
vass for a reelection. For our part envy MIR.
Van Buren,. We envy him for the high moral stand.
ing TO which he is raised by this very defeat we
envy him for the honorable place his name will hold
in history. He is defeated because he would not be
tray the trust which the people had reposed in him;
because he would concede nothing TO expedieney !;
because he would not JOIN with those, by whose
fraud the majority has now been changed, in their
conspiracy against the people and the constitution.
He has been defeated simply because Of his integrity
and his nfexibility land because he would
from the principles upon which the welfare of his
country depended, for the sake or securing the pre-
sent ascendancy of his party.
tFrom ihe Philadelphia National Gazette tyvhig)l
DEMOCRATIC REvoLUTIoS-For several DAYS we
ourselves accordingly, that PeAns vania had given
her Electoral Vote for Harrison. Whatever doubts
others may have entertained are now gone, aud the
question is fully and decisiyely settled All the
counties except two have been heard from officially
and the result Of these latter cannot affect
the result.
Pennsylvania has as far as this denomination ex-
tends, repudiated Van Buren, ard Van Bnrensms
She stands forth in her old democratic attire pure
and spotess free from the toggery and trumpery of
political harlequnism. She has returned to her an
Gent faith, never again we trust to be found among
the ranks Of aliens her soil and enemies to her in
tesests. The sober second thought Of the people
has been expressed in terms which must convince
every rejecting and patriotic mind that the reliance
Of Mr.. Van Buren, was not misplaced, when he thus
reposed in the worth and strength Of the great
of the nation. The suggestions which this result
affords Of most striking and peculiar character
General jackson carried the votes of this State by
fealty ta him and bene into Office by virtue Of his
powerful name and influence, is fairly beaten in his
ronghold, and his last and only hope has departed
from him. Surely this is q great moral victory
The citizens of this common wealth have contested
noby and triumphantly against the double forces of
the General and State Governments, veteran ranks,
desperate in their struggle for success The pseudo
disciples Of Jefferson snugly fixed in ancient Offices
were determined to retain their places, and the Gus
tom House and Mail Department became the most
open and formal Of political arenas and the Govern
ment assumed the pateInal care Of the people IN a
manner derived from twenty-six despotisms of Eu-
rope or all Bat this system Of base and rotten
innovation on the prccedents and practices of old
and great times, effective IL tor its own ends,
has now received the mark of public reprobaton 3
the majority Of the people, the democracy Of NUM-
bers, has condemned il explicitly.
The leaders Of the party must have found out by
this time their grand in conduct and policy.
1hey must have learned with the bitter penitence
which the shame Of utter defeat beget that the dig.
nifty Of the national executive office has no genial
a hat ion with the indecent de camaton OF hrelings,
against every who will not crook the knee to
each cfsicial mandate, each offspring OF igno-
rance, folly, prejudice, or frasd. Maryland has as
serted her dignity against the shame inflicted
har Me- Iars led nv ndx NJ euem m
has recovered her pure name. Pennsylvania, the
original object Of executive attacks the chief suie
rer in ten years siege, the abused and matreated
wealth, has also shaken of her blind attach
ments, and Joins the swelling majority Of freemen.
Her Constitution-monger and Returns prophet Geo.
NJ. Dallas, where is he now What becomes Of his
Bradford county letter, that spawn Of partzanship
that red-cap sans .cuotes appeal TO the passions Of
the deprayed and dishonest Where is IL and its
author Politically buried-as efectually as The
Globe is under the load Of oboquy, with which IL
attempted to oyeriay ths splendid renows and chris
tian virtues Of Harrison. Let the friends Of the
common wealth congratulate themselves and the
country on this great result. Its good effects are
vet distant, but they surely will come We must
rest quiet under great expectations from the
der OF things in prospect,
lFron the Baltimore American, (whisA Nov.,l
THE GREar QUrsrros sErrIrD l-HAatiseS
ELECTED by the returns published in this morn
ing's American, will be that the election Of
Gen. Harrison is rendered certain. New York has
nobly vindiea,ed herself and Pennsylvania, smerg-
ing from the clonds which hung lowsringly over her
front, now stands palpably forth, in clear stmos.
phere, side BY side with the Empire State.
The new. from Western New York by the cars on
Saturday night was received with deafening aecla-
matoas by the assembled at the depot in Pratt
street. and although past midnight, the glad tidings
were rapidly spread throughout the city. Intelh-
geuce subsequen ly received has confirmed the pre-
vous accounts and placed this matter beyond doubt
or contingency. Men new breathe more freely "a
weight has been removed the consciousness OF
disenhralnent is realized with such emotions
experiences in the attainment Of long ght prize
ardently wished for, at times almost within reach,
yet frequently despaired Of. .
Shall we congratulate aur readers upon this happy
contamination 7 Perhaps IL were best 20 leave each
to enjoy for himself in cslmness and without in
terruption, the pleasing sensations which The glori
Gus event inspires. For there are reflections OF a
deep and profound nature which rush iato the Mad
accompanying the assurance that this great delve-