The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-28
From the PENNsYLvASn PAcKsr.

From the Pennsylvania PAcKgr.
To Messieurs the Tory-men, Moderate-men, Any.
bodies-men, Every bodles-men, No-hodies-men,
the rrimmers, Temporlzers, &c &c. &c where
soever dispersed throughout the Thirteen United
States of America.
GENTLEMEN, at
A 5 the approaching campaign will, in a few
n weeks more, be opened, and probably, Ut pos
,lDe) renewed with redoubled vigor and cruelty by
our relentless enemies, permit me from sentiments
replete with humanity, to submit 10 your serious
attention the following considerations before thai
aw full period arrives.
That most of you are really actuated from mo.
lives Of principle, readily confess; but that this
principle IS no other than the principle Of interest
you surely cannot ueny.
BY playing your different games, you thereby ex-
pect security 10 your persons and salvation 10 youi
property.
You, Gentlemen OF the first denominaticn, from
firm persuasion that the Brilish will prevail
and that your loyalty will entite you to protection
and superiority.
The Moderate men, with their herogliphic mp.
pendages Messieurs, the Any-bodes-men, Every
bodies men, Reimbursement, the Trlmmers, TEN.
porzers &c DC. &c. from the same deluson are
vany led TO hope, through their particular conduci
and cunning, that they also (let either side sue
ceed) will be perfectly secure.
| However, Gentlemen, "be not deceived" Ex-
perience ought to teach you wisdom Has not one
indlscrmnate lot Of devastation and plumber beer
the common fate to both Wing aud Tory, wherever
he British banner has displayed its visionary sue
who formerly liveo IN affluence and slendor among
YOU requted Tor their ioyaitya With the most In.
different neglect and after sacrificing their for
tunes, their happiness, their wives their children
nay, all that d. ar to men-thelr country the
nevertheless are constrained, through dire necess
~, TO follow even the mental Offices OF lite for
daily subsistence.
# is true indeed, you will sometimes see in tn,
Royal Gazette" that the preference will l.,
gives 10 Geattemtn Refugees of unbiemished char
aeters" TO do what 2 why, to become the scay
| engers OF streets, the attendants wharfs, cook
| o transports, or stewards to privatecrs.
These assertions are facts. | speak not, Gentle
men, from the ****. or say of any one. ! speak
rom occuidr demonstration aud was 10 att mp
true representa- ION OF The miserable groups OF r.
| legadoes now starving in New-Yoik hnddlcd TO
sether by skies and sevens in the obscure alleys
| "where chariot never rolled, nor hambeau shef II,
rays cursIDg the hour of their apostacy and thos,
| hat deuded them, probably should find 1t no ar
duous undertaking. Philanthropy, however, urges
me 10 unfold the curtain OF humanity, TO drop III.
melancholy subject.
Let me entire al you, then, by every tender senti.
ment OF regard; let me conJure you by those sacred
ties of men and fellow counrymen 10 avert (whIls
| It is IN your power) the impending calamity.
The storm is gathering fast ; the time - travel
| ling quickly on when the grea, and sovereign
mand Of Misrepresentation" will be strictly adhered
10 and | have authority to say, that that leiis
which has so long distinguished these states cannG
tor the salvation OF the people, be longer admins
tered to their enemies.
Awake then from the " supefaction, nor sinh
rom voluntary intoxcatlon into torpid insensi
pllity."
" Be not deaf TO the solemn call of occasion and
| Necessity. Rejoice not IN the absence Il hougl I,
- the contempt OF foresight But lei us all, snc,
Is our interest, well our duty, be- unanimous
"ln word, gentlemen, the period ~ arriyto,
when il Is no longer question who are 10 compus
party, or who have been TO blame Sach die
cussions will not probably obtain conviction OF
either SIDE The day is past for reflections those
who have given confidence TO the war, on thos,
who have been said 90 have provoked il. Tn.
main object Of our consideration is now-the sal
walton OF our country. BRAMiN.