The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
The EEcrca stIic Interests at Stake---Jouria,-
ts.s IN EnmgaL.--1,aa Party OF The UnIo..

metropolis, which, despite Of their strong party
bias, have no, dared so oppose, but, on the con-
traTv, have favored the new political Organization
against The abolition purity and the abolition fdna-
tcs Ca Wedne 5day last, the Cowir and En-
qnSor, lie T57bpnc and the Erpess, all came
forward, in obedience to the viii Of the merchants,
GaLUie ctsrcrs, AMI mechanic OF this city, and gave
favorable position 20 the in dependent plrty's first
Iaoy,mtLt.
Suavs show which wsy the wind blows, and
the fear Of losing the advertising patronage of the
msIcaatie public is more powerful for good, than
an honest devotion 20 The constitution q the United
States. and TO Tie laws framed by the representa-
tive yi-dcm Of the country. The co nmsrcial
prosperity Of this county fortunately, cannot long
be eUds rgcTsd by the party faaaci5m of a few or
q many Laws are made FOX the general veal,
AID 10, 70 GRO ity the morbid des.rcs of a single
class. Therefore, whoa men t-ks a'vaat3 e Of
n3c,io7 on he part Of he public MIND cytSejf owa
noisy defamation aud pUiitigSl agitation, 70 give
a. erroneous g'esCEa alton Of the zeal character Of
puo!.c o. u.ca, The day .! gccouut and reckoning
IS Fl hand. For ma1y months here have b-ea
news. ,l= ia this city, almost wholly supported
BY mercantile gdys Users, " hose business is with
orr southern bfsU,rea, ;4s colGuna o. which, by
political oci!o-, have been ,graed, .. like a squad
ron &C pixies, lined through with shot" a. l,ast the
iDsH'.ooss, the property, the Interests, aad the
co"-H.-;iaaal privileges os IL South. The South
en- merchant naturally inquiries whence the power
is derived i0r i-yeling his prospects ami property
with ttc dust, GAd han his detssiaton Of the
loura, ist. he Is led back 10 those who sup.
pou Lin. He finds these 10 be The adyer-
,isers in the journal, whose moacy feathers
every shaft aimed al his bssiacss. Ildviag
discovered THE, be locks among The adyer-
tseIs' names 60 find if those with wAom he Is
trarsyc',ns tGsiacs5 srs among the number OF his
deat'y C-,w.,-. aad having found them he in
sa1ty resolves vi:h g Ci.ygl.5g3 sriG.. no iuaEs,
90 BE- P.t -iirg those who's, influence is us,i
lgaiu, ais success uad rxs.,a--. tie rooo!,sz,
there .,s TO cease al Daiaesu relations with men
who orc thus 70 needless .s 20 encourage the aral-
lcfy brought again him, has n-isbloIg, and the
prosp,u,y Of the southern section &C Gee ylioa.
Cfcorrsc, as there feeling. c.in ground among
ibe EUs'e end .ItsFgld-n, hgs,-cs, mcl OF the
S.Uh, 'Er ~. s.i- s,E.,ly fs.t hC.C az the Nosih.
Tte pockets 81 men are touched. The NuIihera
Wc.-hrr- G.ls las ecJ.l-.cial corr. ldcace
tui.ttl., the journalist DISCOVERS thl; In. I'd
ycItis,rs ere wi'a1r-"i,g lEe.r support, and a
ch.lg, AS % De- made h-,ysea DE lass OF msrcau-
sic Fstr,laeu ca zoe one hand. and Of party in-
flucll. uu ta- other. 6. verll journals cndeavor
20 ECrva two masters the higher law" aud
WaU-s1. E.aoug these. The Er,rgg wei PIC
t-r,s .i.e class. Wirh a sh'G Of E.iIls.s towards
S,r,t--, i--.rs.., ,,,,t ,h,4o,c,r,,4, e,g him
ruU .las 81 .r'r 'pycl,ss~5 q whining pity for Tie
pits,ut cc4d,u,u 81 things, TALKS IN hypooritcll
phrase o. hc future; end bile p. alcnlly diyoici
90 tlc good Of thr Union, AMI 30 the equal enjoy
..ir ...,,,,,., ~ ,l,. c,,,, &, ain
t,rt.f.. ,i....r -, 49,. ,,.,lri.t, s.,,si, =, TIE
ts,l ,f .aa ,,.ti,- ,ssdy 10 r,,r,a !, 4, the blt
I..t tbf- t-rc ~ .pso,b sho,iJ NOT be clear
spo,rb. we my saw. IN nj ain lapau1ae. tht the
,-....., ,.l,rp of..a,a,, 81, tba ..pls. warmly
sd.e,rt,s the inheritance az ,lec,i-p The Seward
t.a., r-.,. ,ra...rs,,e Of which v,o,d h. 10
,,t ,te abolition essse. 10 renew the slavery
r-,,.,.- r,H q, make direct ,.,r ,o,irst the
south. a.. ile Er..rs, arI similar Journals.
lry,f,l fo ana .I.t.,r obi. aha. one side
and ts conventional .r.t,rsl hf.ariisy O., the
9TH f. ttls south mas a,if,s.fe ib, violence az
p.ffy E.l.r L.feat he Na.S. rrIHisin vain
,t.t ihe erl a. this arcu..a,l .ri. Of lies can ID.
Accommodated, except by ne common a-ce.siop a.
msir. -'s from those Journals, whi-a aIe thus
..att-- re Interests 81 our sog.h.rl b.e,bre1.
The atu...ci-i5 will not eat daycgrown sugar,
o. Wear co..on shire. ia order ,hatthsr virtgc mly
D. folly sVrssiltej--snd The time has Gow come
when southern merchants viii have 90 Intercourse
with thosc WHO tud 'le money for me prosperity OF
cwna's devoted so Che ajaboical agitation OF Se-
vgid, Wtrr, Greeley s. Co.
Thus, Tier, q; lsi, tte political ambition Of Ills
frm Of party Speculation. may b. abridged OF some
oi it- evil s-.ects. When .hc work CO uol-intcr-
corfsr .ih those who advertise Ia the C0aricr ami
Ersars .i" z. 'uHe, otd TIE h1Ytss, has been