New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

changed. Divisions among lhemstiv. viii prrven
change The strength OF the d'ff-fent srcuoa5
will be ascefrsined, and il there IA 10 be struggle
il will arise among the members OF 'hs same parry.
Nothing can defeat THE hut resistance rom The
Whigs II, on the conuary, they ara united. then
no opposition from can prevent them from finally
carving into operation their plans and purposes
Ehs effect OF contest with ia 10 drive their men
TO abandon their own opinions and th- interests o
their constituency. Ii The Senators i,om New York
and Pennsylvania are called upon 10 yield up the
Tariff or unite on the Texas Annexation, shey nav
do en- and csm the rstcaion OF their acts by II
partisan. ~ home upon the ground that another
course would have united them win the ""ls parry
IN Congress. Afford 10 sDch means vi escape al
;hcIa upoa Ih-ir Degritt "a men, upon 'ae,r opih
ions declared 10 their constituency upsn me duty
which the, Owe TO that constituency, anc leave them
to act.
Should the course here indicated De adopted By
IN early and frank nvowa! on part OF the " hl2s,
one o.. two things would exhibit ITSELF before the
close OF January. either abandonment OF any at
tempt % alter rhe prcsen, stare Of things or en- open
rupture in the ranks G! the Administration.
IL may be deemed by some un~ise 10 lay before
the public plan of political movsmrnf. Not 80 n
this cas. From It's character publicity Fequirf O.
IL is useless uni, publicl. kDo@n. Neither should
In snonym nous character in which il appears pre-
vent is adoption; It % only that when nus have
occ AIRED 10 the minds OF most. It's benefits, how
II.
There are collateral considerations worthy ni
cote The Representatives OF Inc Wing parts could
l-iiY gecure Tor il Gnd for themselves the repuia-
ton of yiediug 10 The public will as declared, and
OF discar6Ing Iactious opposition. ihey would o.
tain position whereby their knowledge and advice
might be mad5 usetul 10 me country. as 10 ITEM
me adversary would be disarmed We should not
view the steady struggle with which the Democrat
&c party have ior years past moved upoa the vote as
disconragiUg or unfavorabe. Rapid and extensive
changes render The administration CT luotc affairs
uncertain and mischievou>; when after repeated
ehoI, and trials complete revolution ~ accom-
piished, the Wig principles will be ss firmly e.
tab!ished they have been firmly AID successfully
resisted. The Whig party haze been steadily and
gradually gaining from It's first organization in 1888
10 this day. ii ID stronger now than II was il lo4U
Its Numbers are greatly increased, its principles
more extensively understood and sustained, and ts
prominent men more fully enjoy The confidence 0!
the pseple. In 1910 incidental causes contributed
greatly 10 our success; now urpow:ris based upon
great principles OF pubic policy, and the masses are
with Us as the advocates CT that policy. They IRE
conrendng for opinions, not for men, aac hUse cpin-
ions ore based IN ruth and justice. aud must pre-
vail Change not the name Of Wigs: retain and
defend it, il viii finally prove tower Of Strength,
As that OF Democracy yet after ii has forfeited
lis claims to the public confidence. Make no nsw
ssues, raise no new points o! controversy. Geek not
Tor iii. epheneral cooperation OF th0ss Who rouced
into action by local or personal CAUSES, attempt new
enterprises.
The grounds upon which NO stand are broad
enough for SUCCESS other points which, in certain
q Iarers, and especially in this city, have been in
vuked in aid, are causes OF weakness rather than
they are illusory; should tney zecure
Temporary triumph, they calculated TO termin-
ate in final overthrow. Hostility TO cur present
system ef naturalization ought not and cannot be
mad. the basis Of action for great political party.
for RI yYO,p vifh in ~
81 If the material Of it's own destruction the epoch
OF its triumph and its dissolution is identical. Ifhe
laws require notifications, lhsy must be made ire
soecve Of The TWO great parties. iteiher make the
attempt, equally balanced as they are, the move
ment of the adopted citizens 10 The other eide viii
defeat 1t.
II large portion of the foreign vote is against
u.s. so is large portion OF the American vote. That
revolution which is gradually changing The one will
change the other unless interrupted By counierac;-
ing influences. Il, is far 20 assume that they are
OPP -rat-d upon by the same causes. hoIe are men
mailing from both parties mad enough TO thrust the
t-nets OF our holy religion INTO the arena OF po',i
cal strife, and require 10 adept the baoge of Rome
or the Reformation. The people Will not endure
IT. the purest The brightest, the most godke axiom
,n the whol- textbook Of Alnercun liberty is thai
which dec ares and secures universal iolrraiion. II
nv free d,scussl0n We are unable 10 withstand The
approaches OF Ronan,sm, then there Is Someihing
wrong, radically wrong. in the doctrnes al tue IT.
ornaiion. R-lR0nlsJs Uf every shade and parry
should no taus III 10 know that the violence III pu
nrical strife tnrir aiIars will De pros,raled. " neher
ney are The dsciplre Of Calvin, OF Luther. Of IVES
ley, or still adhere 10 the Vatican, Trey will not be |
allowed 10 uniuri the banuer Ut the Gospel the
Cross on the fl Ids of aers or tho portals OF The
Forum.
LEI us take counsel from the conduct Of thar i'm |
MORTAL statesman under whose guidance We have |
CROWN our present strength. Nhetnerdpproach- |
81 by In de,u!ed .ympa,hizers who, under lii, !
laar OF her,y, nave bafbed Chains al slavery, or
he followers OF that gloomy philosopher who 'skes
ur his motto natIreedom 10 The whie iranis alone
ecar-d by letters 10 the black; whether ccusted by
sons OF the soil who claim this land as their sole
Inheritance, or by those wandering iugitives from |
,rueity aud oppression who have sought amongst |
is an ssy um and hom-; u all he has declared |
hat their purposes a'e not points IA controversy.
Reform, # reform IS required depends for success |
md stability not upon The hIctuating impulses OF
)sr,v, but upon the combo.d action OF alt
Coasctipt fathers Our songs are still sung in |
hs streets; eur q 4gs aud enlblegs ara preserved |
or the day of final triumph We have learned wis |
iom from the past and have gained courage cr The |
uture We have trials vet 10 encounter; they will |
nve our institutions, country, and our glorious |
Union, and believe we cHn preserve them. BY !
rauds nave we been aeielEed; by Justice we Will |
,onqur. Should our mob leader die, which Hea- |
zen oiend, ,cr will raise monument TO his name |
with foundations IA broad rat nal landmarks
% its summit shall bs hung wreath dedicated TO
lis uuurins pariotism, aud On the column shall be
nscribed, Erected in memory OF him who secured
~ his efforts lhs true principles of American free
ios. SnouId h- iva. on GOD should he live,
eve are band Of brothers. band Of brothers,,
OMNES.
NEw.YoaK, November %. lsH
Po-Dny'n Outside.
Fret Pcse-vew of New York from Trinity Church: Lit
,rary Noucs,; Education and the Right Of Suage Texan
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