New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

Last Puge. -
.r,,. nrvoce,T,c Rrv1Ew-From the fist announce
- NJ This work as forthcoming, we have done al III our
-, extend lis circulation and 10 render 1t permanent
and 6,abl. Firmly persuaded that our attachment 10
nanocrntic PRINCIPLES is not les ardent as tar more con-
,bo, of The conductors of This Magazine but
m x cecting to agree with them generally in regard
r. % measures or men, We have doubted that the
Qualification of an able and spirited monthly, devoted even
ornnally TO the acucaon of Democratic doctrines would
eventually be productive of substantial good Hypocrisy
said to be the homage which Vice pays Virtue but we
need not suppose that because the Is hollow II neceS
.arily fui,less. Many powerful man promotes good
cause which he embraces only subserve his OWN personal
ends And while profoundly convinced that few men
m our Country possess less of the spirit OF Democracy than
the Van Buren Calhouns Ben,ons Blairs Crowells and
other leaders OF the host tenacious of m0nopozng the
name we have little doubt that their professions empty
though they be- have important influence IN arceerang
The onward movement Of Society condition OF greater
intelligence Equality Virtue and Happiness The clamor
tor Democracy which the part of the demagogue wh-
reote il NAV be but sounding brass and contradicied BE-
yery act of lives yet strikes deep into the hearts OF an
earnest nutitude and will ultimately lead them 10 demand
realities where Only words Proi-red intended
Again we say rejoice in the establishment of the Demo
cratic Review.
1t nor matter surprise howevert may be Of regret
that every great question Of the day the Democratic
takes ground direct opposition the of National
and Social Progress. This deplorabe 10 be
Observation-Disclosures A chilling negationa universal
Calhounism pervades it. Its motto The best Govern
lnent is that which governs least us whose absurdity
the Abbot of Unreason envy. Just think oft What
stupendous fatal mistake evered fathers must have
made in forming and adopting Federal Constitution :
What papabe mistakes have since been committed by the
Free States establishing fostering and endowing Com
Schools They ought have governed least please
The Democratic Review, and let the children of ignorance
nd vice grow up ignorant aud vicious in sad succession for
ever And of roads bridges and all those common
vcnience which make up the advantages and comforts OF
civilized life All these should have been left individual
enterprise caprice. In fact must be great mistake to
send missionaries and agents the West persuade the
yages adopt habits and institutions We ought rather
to solicit their sagcs aud teach US how TO govern
least and satisfied with such government.
Yet this prcpostcrous motto is the key the entire Po
cal Economy of the Review. is of course hostile TO the
I"'icy
imposition by Of discriminating duties hostile though
vocitcrousy the prosecution of Internal Improve
men By enterprise and credit and hostile any
rye action of Congress upon the Currency of the Country
LIE, us alone Trade will regulate itself the Exchanges
will right only let alone, repeated from month
month pages, if they important novelties in
Political Science instead of long-expoded aaces which
The history Of the last FIVE years furnishes and
emphatic reulaon. Yet still the writers repeating
hem as though belief ne secured by perseyerngy
examining them down the general throat regardless Of OPP
posing truth On single pon, the spirit of the Review
constructive creative hopeful of the future savage and
jealous individual independence regardless of social and
general wcl-beng BE the IDEAL the ultimate destiny
Of our glorious Country.
The persons selected for pictorial Immortality in the
Democratic have thus been nearly all old Federaists OF
the deepest and aveterae dye Charles J. Ingera
Garrit D. Wall Theodore Sedgwck, Chief Justice fancy
Of We mistake not Harry Hubbard, and Francis Tn
mas who we have understood, of the school, This
j very right: and Aaron Vandcrpocl james Blu
chnnan Reuel Williams &c, viii grace the list We
certainly do no, esteem any the less for differing from
ms in some by-gonc controversy and it will teach the read
crs Of the Review liberation know that the verest mag
mates OF faith long and earnestly fought in the ranks Of
,ai party which they have been taught regard the
focus of arisrocracy, monopoly and treason
In its literary department, The Review always respeca
BILE often decidedly able, it could hardly fail be when
such Bryant. Hawthorne Herbert and such
Mrs Sedgwick Mrs. Sigourney &c. regular contri-
butors 10 its pages.
The number for September has very unfair article cn
tied Wing Bankers a National Bank. and one of
ceedinslv morals the Letters of Madame du Def
fasd Wapoa and voltare the others generally
exeepuonabc and many of them highly instructive and inter-
estng. We the cn,eprisng publishers Messs J.
H. G. Langley reaping fair reward for their enterprise
TnE LOAN SrocK OF THE CRY OF NEw-loRE due Sept
l. ls4l was promptly paid Yesterday Thisis highly credit
able to the financial condition of this city which has paid oil
five per cent stock par when the best five per
securities are ranging a, Is per below par. This at
fords fine example for those States which have eaued
the regular payment of their n,eres, or which talk of re-
pudating their Indebtedness
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