The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-14


sin oected that OF government siso the true r,atop
OF the elements Of proa auction beginning co be uu
oo,s'ood Meos minds have everyw turned, and
viii eontipu. TO be turned the OF IN.
sAne o. labor ann an enlightened s-Dse Of justice 1,
ino nR th' 10 seak out the of securing to him
Who lsbors con-id.ratipn in socoty aud reva,d g.
the distribution OF toe proceeds of industry more ad.
truth that tn. ssslih bower of country oon.,st IN
us labor and that be contribute. mot TO II, en-
1ustry me most useful among It's heneiac' hiss
become 's'lisr No where il TINS truth more .videpl
or should II be more rsspected-no where should ,hs
rso's OF tie toihog Dasses be distinctly sppre-
cs,d snd more amply protect d, than IN compsrs.
lively but already great COUNTRY Ths inc es.po
poser OF correct opiuion this su sct s illustrated bS
recent even" 10 France
had bsen the work OF c.ptrris, in that eountrv 70
impossr'sh and debs'c the children of industry and
enricn favored few Yet the system of which thes.
were the objects has been overtnrown with the M ,d
,rnh :, by ihe rising of the great
20 ~n'cn we have referred And what Is The fret
OFFSET to whIch the attention Of the new 1,
areeteot why, te break down obstacles which had 40
Ioos prevented tue lsborng CLASSES from rec iv ng the
entitled ~ 'n'y are equaiy
Aud shall In view Of this yoriou, iuy,,s,;o,
from abroad, abandon a policy in regard 10 ,isvsrv
which has been pGrsued from the conm.pcement NJ on
and Objects We sha be greatly d.asvs ~ ~ ~ m
nave been tempted by the bribs OF hoaors
nporsy sdvsn,sses to advocate 60 taIaoous change
OF policy 90 not hereafter deeply regret their
The lsboriDg clasees far respectable In
shy othsr country, csn spare compsr ,tiyey little tine
TOT reading, and such truths have set AZ.
often SLOW ia reaching th,m but in tne end do rach
then, and are embraced with unyisding tenae;y.
We nave thus presented some Of the prominent con-
tiofe which have Induced the d.mocrxcy of this
stsie TO sssane the position they occupy Inc sub
Jeot OF slavery, and endeevorsd TO reply with cool
san moderation TO OF The grounds on viii, IA tha,
won ha, been ssssiled II we have been in soy de-
te ecessful We may claim to have shown that the
800 fn'.fsained by the democracy Of New York SO
~ -. es.nRg any excuse for their proscrl pon by
P' iisI associates, arc IN ose which the bighset
epssu,7s ~ constitutional liberty require them TO
Ihry have sent In conformity TO essbsishcd
usAse ,,irt SIX estmsbls and influential ctz,ns to
nor wishes 10 regard TO the approaching
Irnosnsi Lection to tho representative Of tbs de-
snoeiscy 0 otner States, who are coon TO a,embe a,
ohumore Ibclr desire kindly aud dis. o.,
confer WIN tfer brethren " the Union in 10 H.
"sung The ssf'ty and success Of thAt great spa na,
otic party IN whose snds tho o4use of rus frssd -
unpo my reoeived strong, steady and g.nsrsii" .n
ossef, support They regret TO be spprised that a.
s9n houis exist In any quarter TO exclude the, 49,
gstes from such conference or to nersliso their
by e'sooaiog with them persons not delegated n. ~
party sad not speaking It's sentiments We are oon.cI
sncooslF 90 sfed that there is room for an bon..,
q mere nee OF opinion in regard the right OF hs
delegates selected BY the Utica convention. 70 ait
~ the national convention which s to assemble az
Baltimore for the nomipston Of democr attic Ga ndldats
or President and Vice President. II question made