New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

~ MOO an end of the PATRON Leases IN this State but
we do no, approve Of mobbing or numbering o1ce'S
nor Of stealing their papers Just 20 While we ap-
proved the end which Dorr professed to have IN
view. We detesied the u,sans to which he re-orted
and denied their necessity
Our critic now charges upon the Wing party -
They have taken power by implication 70 charter
Bsnk.-,o build rosds-,o impose Protective Dutes-io
destroy Conrscts-yOlse the rights Of property
ststes-distribuie revenue, &c. &c.
We answer-As TO Banks we do not consider the
chsrlering them an act culpabe per se but good or
bad foil share Of them have been chartered by the
party Boosting Of it's superior democracy. One Ma
,jopal Bank was chartered by the Federas,s under
Washington another by the Republicans under
Madison bat Of ourchartered State Banks q large
ma joriiy were created by the Democracy 1t Is most
notorious that the Republican party were ioremos'
If not exclusive in the advocacy OF protective
Tariff from 600 to .26 Thomas Jefferson warmly
advocated II in lsl6; General Jackson in 1924 Mr.
Madison. d. d. Tompkins and Henry Clay at all
times Pennsylvania. a Democratic State, has voted
nearly solid for Protection at all times while large
majority Of the Federaliss resisted the Pro'ec'Ne
uocv until Democracy had firmly fastened 1t on 'ne
country, and compelled conformity IN investments
and pursuits Alr Webster's powerful hos'iil'y 70
Protection in 1916 and s2O, with the resolutions VI
Abbott Lawrence &c Of Boston. have been widely
enough circulated in the Loco Foco papers Inc
charge Of destroying contracts, violating the hsD@
of Property sc. we pass without remark oocro'"s
States probably refers 10 the attempt oil 'he ia7'
Wig Congress to bring about that equahy ana
uniformity in the choice Of Representatives to the
Uo,se which can be nothing else than Republican
and just.
Continues the Democrat:
Tho strict accountability of the Representative to bis
Constituency and hs subsection 10 their Instructions
are other features Of the Democratic Creed but these
are openly set At defiance BY the Wigs who always de
ny the right OF instruction.
Had this assertion been true Polk would not now
be President; for a majority Of the Convention
which nominated him was certainly instructed to
nominate Van Burev
Hear our Democrat yet farther:
"Democracy however we think has a higher mean
ing than It's political II goes beyond ana fises
above this 1t ia the last best revelation 81 human
Thought II il a spirit which recognizes the inDOih
worth and perfectibity II human nature. IL 10 the
natural ally OF Christianity. II rests upon the same
mpregnabe foundations and works by the same ever
power Of love II insists the natural equhl'y ana pa
ri,v Of RIGHTS Of all men II demands the equal diffusion
Of every social Acknowledgements the impartial parrcipa
ton of every gift Of God and It can only cease 10 pro
gress-io 90 EDWARDS and upwards-when all men shall
be honored alike and shall be alike deserving Of honor
Precisely go, neighbor and herein il the condem-
nation OF your Democracy. 1t was this Democracy
which il now the chief champion and Wanted bul
wark of Human Slavery 1t is this Democracy
which has just provided for the extension over Toxas
OF our national responsibility for this atrocious sys
tenn. 1t is your Democracy which deprived por-
ton of the citizens OF our State OF all partIcpationin
the Government, which they must obey unless they
happen to own $3.50 worth Of dirt. 1t is your De
mocracy which now jiusti6es and means TO sustain
this most unjust and un democratic prescription
DO you stand for this injustice or against NJ Yea
or Nay