The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-06
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earthquake and from the style of their preaching.
one would think that they were bent upon cheating
Miller out OF six months, and bringing the
world 10 focus next Tuesday In spite of prophecy
One thing, think Is certain, the elective franchise
will blush prodigiously on that day. Both parties
have been ing up their naturalization lists with an
astonishing facility Why, citizenship Is cheap
the stock is low, and when heard some hard asses
Yesterday talking OF liberty and good order,
thought would ropudiate my birthrIght, and after
eecton be born again. There is portion Of each
oi the great parties OF the day decidedly row.
dylsh and reckless, that an honest man is obliged TO
take one or two campaigns agains, his conscience
before he can easily subject II the level of COM
panlonship with either. This language NAV appear
unmdnnery TO the sensitive ears OF the mere parti-
Fan; but II rs nevertheless, the naked truth and
when write communication for your blessed
Herald, know II will not be excluded simply be-
cause II does not sum up with gross of falsehoods
IN favor OF this party that
Yes, truth is bright and dear article in this age
and, heaven be thanked, that there is one paper IN
the country, which will always give il a resting
place irrespective OF It's bearings If an impartial
man will but take walk through the streets and
listen TO the blabbing OF these Drawing partizans
but for one hour, he cannot but deplore the bind
prejudice and wiltul ignorance, under which so
many OF his L llow-citiZens labor. They work and
strain not for truth, but for "my party From Tie
first squad into which you fall, you will learn that
Bradlsh Is confirmed arsocrot; BRUSH IN lesle,
feeling, and OPINION, baDk-bought, woikeT-haiiug,
having no regard Tor any thing sacred or divine,
AM having only hos qualities which would IN Ike
MIN an oUst qulous coOn-ddOr,r;I and Thai bOuck
Is the ali III ALL the only the days OF Gin
ton, who has had the good fortune 10 know any
thing-and IN fine, that he is god upon earth, aud
lives in the county OF Schohare, and IN addition TO
AL this, he canal commissioner. Well
the next company you fall into, you hear different
tune. There Bradsh rides triumphant, and he's
the gentleman, the scholar, the statesman, &C.,
while Bouck is the fool, the rowdy, the canal petit
logger, &c. &c. .s7l t.8ls.i 'g.C
ms is but simple illustration Of the spirit which
moves and conducts The portion oil both
parties Instead Of examining dispassionatey those
nigh principles OF stale and national policy, which
should determine the ireemans choice, the and
noble American seems to have run mac, anu upon
both sides the brawlers and demagogues, With lew
exception, are Occupying (and from appearances
VIII occupy the satesIian's char, while political
integrity and high soued PATRIOTISM, retres with s
native modesry from the noisy aud gugglsng. bar
room, and shrlnks inslinc lively from the mali gnant
blackguardsm OF party warfare. ~. i-,s- - ~
BY way OF changing the subject, tomorrow Is the
day set apart by the agreement OF both parties,
TOR fasting and prayer, but for the stump war OF
words between Messrs. kalhburn and Morgan, can
ddates tor Congress. chairman from each party
is to be appointed for the purpose, suppose, Of
keeping each other In order The whole affair is
to be dlshed after the truly southern siye and if
l can spare time, will furnish you with abstract
OF the post mortem examination, Tor each party IL
confident that the champion Of the other will be
Minated My idea is, that the Two political war
riors will retire like the Kilkenny cats. SoLus.