The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10

aour:hed and dused it, blessings far and wide II was
acardnai principle in s Organization that nothing like
sscarlsn,sn should be allowed in it. Yet at the instiga
non Of aCathoic Bishop, II upon the recon- mesda
fion " Cor SsUsrd seriously derangsd and In ursd Sub
sequenfy ne presided at Irish repeal meeting this
wasn sssr Of aowing 20 cote % soon a. fAsv
Landed Now, will here ask, this for the good Of
the public aone or had he and his coedjutor eye to
the vote OF foreigners for his peculiar benefit
But this u not all Upon whom is to be visited the de-
isat OF Henry Clay was not an eye witness Of the
considered that he Lost his election consequence Of
the withdrawal Of votes by the abolition party Nov,
since have BEEN upon risndly terms with that par
W has been puolcly stated and proved. to my salts
faction that in his sectoneerng tour under pfsssnc:
OF supporting Mr. Clay he advocated aboltionism; and
that in every county into which he went there was re-
duced wing vote. Now taking this fact In connection
defeating the nomination OF Clay. when Harrison was
nominated and that he and they were ever hostile to him.
cribed to him IT, then such are the sts what may We
not expect his course viii be upon tho approaching Pre-
sidential contest asa
nstrson Instead Of calmly and deliberately enQuiring
into their complaints and applying such remedies As
gard to legal and vested rights and then firmly and deci
sivey enforcing the laws, ne pursued another
Thousands Of honest mon wers deuded into belief that
their ends could be accomplished by violence in the
sequel we behsld rebellion and bloodshed Now what
these Was it not such as to render him and
them the favorites of those deluded men, nd was NOT
Young for Governor, that the AsrRsHrxss would vote
for him? Did not all the Anti Renters who voted the
first ballot for Ira Harr their candidate twenty-five in
number. vote on this and for John Young.
Nor this all subsequent events have placed the rea
ton in which he stands to them beyond question Ira
for Governor has abandoned the nsmnation and
cd nomination senator. II the inference from
this that they consider John Young good enough ai-
Renter Again fier nirn.
ton was announced he was written to by Of the
Editors of the Courier and Enquirer TO declare his
timents upon the subject of Anti Rensm But this day
no answer has appeared II he 10 innocent ofthe charge
would he thus long fail to clear HIMSELF
But md that am running into tedious length. I
shall therefore close this branch Of the subject by Simply
putting few questions to you. First whether there has
teal arena which Governor Seward and those by HON
this nomination was effected have not courted-with
which they were not favorites
Second, Whether his and their course has not mani
Tested determination to outHerod Herod 10 the
Third Whether you willing to turn from the high.
party lose sight Of the good Of the country and to be
sngulphed in ell the factions of the State
have Expressed my opinion that all this note of prepa
ration and all these strenuous efforts for two long years
to effect the nomination of vorte candidate have an
The State Of New York (poor goose has been already
dehedged that what remains Of her Pois are not worth
prize ahead the pos Of which are sufficient 10 enrich
whole pratical crew. is the Presidencyma that
Now am right in this, as sincerely believe that am
annot and will not support John Young for Governor
never saw the man to my recollection heard Of
him until he had been named for Governor But It is
viii tell you who you are !" tell me who pesot You, BY
whom you were trained and above all that GU were
man after their own hearts; and if know them, will
is true that am Of opinion that the sons of the soil
ought to rule it That they best acquainted with
will consent TO have our liberties the sport of
either foreign bsyonets foreign votes And that in
w II ~ wssh may ,. placed my bs,
evil an evil which exists to grievous extent and which
is rapidly ncreasng and from the failure Of the princ
overwhelming will not consent to surrender to To-
regners through the ballot box that control which our
sres obtained at the point of the bsyone The dctaon
of those who have been mainly Instrumental in efsctng
the nomination OF John Young, in srenuously opposing
the registry act to prevent frauds at the elections mainly
consequent upon the influx Of foreigners in derangng
our saluary common school system, merely to obtsn
their favor; and Of ex-governor in prssiding
Of havins Foreigners they landed viii NO,
werve me from my purpose Dsscsnded from ancestora
boundleas and bowling wilderness and who, after rst
vindicaing their possessions from the scalpng knives
and tomahawks Of the merciless savages and subse.
quentv wrestsd their country at the point Of the
net from foreign domination, my blood rsvolts the
thought of suffering privileges In any manner to be
gogues who take advantage of the Ignorance Of our
people and Institutions, to their nefarious
purposes Departing Of the support Of majority Of
their last hope from obtaining the votes Of aliens
know nothing about them, excepting that they the
countrymen the disposal Of Foreigners SO long as
these 6nd it for their serve them
:s!vs: than 70 serve the public so long will they CON
long will this be! II impossible to say; they
in the full tide OF successful of
of being tried for their crimes they
are crowned with honors
very sensible that in holding this language shall
in The ildsva
that shall be needed than the still small voice
amid the raging whirwind That has but little
efficiency in eradcating political evilthat in this world
evil is wholly corrected by anoherthat the VIC
lence Of faction neutralized by encounerng ano
aS ss,n eve. buy sS; drying out
will be told by the gesdsrs Of faction that is iii
wrong; that II they heed it, il will ruin the party; that
will then be famine in the land for they will then have
no more democracy.
win not Brighten me; for have lived through the ad
minxtration OF Washington and his patriotic
and know that we can sx. in SO pure an atmosphere as
that patriots ond satesmen govern well a. dema-
gogues-that when the people look solely to public
ness who honest and capable all will 20 well;
and that demsgogues are no more necessary for the pro-
lection Of our political rights than knaves for the safe
keeping Of our money
Do not evil that good may follow Pursue honest ends
BY honest means. Let every voter raise his moral
standard and he will raise his country along with him
gogusm has commenced between the leaders of the
tending parties in this state The great body Of people
Of both parties honest But they have committed
the reins to their leaders, and 20 wherever they
drive The genius Of demsgogusm has recently raised
IL crest in the wing party. It has long been secretly
nurured in its ranks by those whom the party had
confidence. And now 1t IL boldly obrudsd and strenu-
efforts made to sngrat upon it all the factions of
the State. Yes wings, disciples Of Washington, you
called upon TO stoop from your elevation,
surrender your to Cooperate in the glorious
md IN ha lv loith rou oil
foul lanes and vile of factous radicasnn.
And all for what Why, that you may arrive at power
by crawling through the mre ofinamy. That you may
obtain Office and honors by showing unworthy
o. them. This viii never do for the whigs-and when
hey arrive at the truth Of the matter they will aston
shed at the audacous impudsnce of this who have
devoid Of honor.
With regard to political principles there is not there
cannot be any difference Of opinion bewe en- honest men
Our duy 10 dod-to our country-and to ourselves-is
TOO PLAN 20 De mistaken il only In the mode of dis
charging it, that honest differ In this country Il Ia