New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
I,rom he HeraM ID uesterdan mornin4.


All the phios ophers-disturbers Of the public peace
in6dels-A grarians-evcry who entertains unset
lied notions Of night and wrOng-cvcfy one VINO Is "P
posed to rights of property and the present system
of society government and religion, are organizing anu
coalescng In favor of calling a Convention, whch VIII
be the commencement Of new series OF events tn"'
may affect the prosperity and reputation OF this country
for centuries hereafter and whilst the revouuonsis
are busy In every county In the state agtang IN every
possible way uniting their forces for the destruction oi
the rights OF property and the sentiments entertained o'
truth religion and revelation the friends OF good order
and common perfectly silent-inaciivcp
iyzed time awake from this lcthsrgc indifer
ence IL it not time for the people OF this city ana state 10
awaken to a sense OF their position what are 'he
independent iournslists-whst the influential con
ducsors of the great political organs DOING Editors
and propretors of the newspaper press are the per
mancnt policemen OF social and religious order and they
ought be up and doing at this eyen,iul crisis
They should at once arouse themselves to the truth ana
reality of the dangers which now threatening all the
venerable and common sense institutions OF society as
sailed as they are in all directions by the philosophers
and csoes Let all quarrels between editors cease
Let personal rvsries disappear Why could not James
Watson Webb, Moses Y. Beach, William H. Townsend
James Brooks MOrdecai Msnnassah Noah aud all those
who affect to represent the Independent and intelligent
journalism of the day, lay aside their petty quarrels
unite in iraierns harmony In opposition To the disorga
lrine inhdel az 'arsn Influences which are Mt work
around Them Such men as Uebb and BeGch and Noah
are raaied This crisis UisldHg popular and nfHcR-
al presses Of Tong established reputation for d5eRug and
ip1eRce and possessing i their 0Nn iHdirdndi talents
and inecfual and moral character ne eenafs Of great
porer rA hf masses chose cy hare erc been 50
dsrosdy a,dchsd these oaaoiy fitted 10 sustain
M character Of he guardians Of ne pa6i'c ncdL me
name Of Brooks Sirfgfh 10 me cause o.
peace and order Let then these distinguished conser-
vators of TRUTH liberty, order, and civilization unite to-
sethe and thus present solid phaanN against the Gle
menis of destruction which have been in state OF or
Sanzaton for months past and exhibiting them
seves in tangible form the agitation OF the Conyen-
ton question.
From tie Express Of last ereRins.
Its no, 10 be disguised that there is division in the
Whg ranks of this State akin that in the socsed De
mocrsiic party We have Bsrnbuners" as well as the
Democracy" In attacking The Tribune for It's desruci'
i've principles Of fourerism. AntRentism and other
TRANSFORMATIONS II was not with The Tribune PER Sc
that qusrreed but with that class OF revolutionary
principles Of which The Tribune is the exponent In dis
GUESSING with the Evening Journal the Abolition and o.
ConncN IL ndencies Of Gov Stewards Western speeches
we did not seek quarrel with them personally. but with
the tene and tendency of their opinions upon the public
raind witch felt 10 be mischcvous not only 10 the
Whig party but to the country generally Inc impress
sion has gone abroad among too many wings thai the
way 20 Guido democracy Is 10 out dcmaeogue it-and
hen. q In some cases Wings mount an AntRent hobby
Gen Root has done N Delaware County, or an IRISH
and abolition hobby. rs Gov. Seward has done IN the
Western Counties or Fourier Socialism anu han gtnc
hobby a. the Tribune does here We protest agains,
al these hobbies We know no hobby but the Consttu
ZION as is the Laws they arc the country is
The Erpyess aud the Courier have nobly and
r-omp,ly responded to the Hcrald's summons for a
General rally of the friends Of Religion, Law, Con
s,ituton and Conservatism agans, the Revolutionary
tendencies of The Tribune and the age especially
with regard to State Convention. IL Is only
necessary now that The Sun and Noah's Sunday
paper should speak out, and the Republic will
he safe.
The Express is rather maladroit. however, in It's
response to the call to quarters. There are people
in the world who consider every generous sen'i-
meni, every liberal tendency, every expression OF
sympathy for the oppressed or suffering as rank
'demagogusm which must have It's origin in some
selfish, sinister, sordid purpose Those who take
this view Of things cannot help it. we suppose but
they nigh. have more wit than TO expose them
selves.