The New York herald., 1850-10-27


Days later news.
Ihc New 1Ioyersant and the Party Press
Union and the Constitution, or Blooislied
and civil War.
The new union movement, or, more properl.
speaking, the Increment IN favcr Of the union anC
the coHstuJion, which has been set on foot ia thi
city b. the independent national and antdema
gogu'csl portion OF Tie community, of al casse
and parties, creates great deal of comment, an,
discussion, ana alarm, and dread, and fear, an
trembling, and some little saIcasm, among the oil,
parry press, both wbi- and democratic. wsicl
never had any mind Of is own, but has alway.
spoken in aecofjascc with the wishes of the wire
T1lieTs behind the scenes These automata see
in ths movement, something at which they NAV
wei be frightened, for il .s = signal TO them that
th,T power il f.r from ben. omnipot-n., ani tha
when, through their charatanism, or for the pul-
pose cf .utheii.g be views or purposes of denl-
EagUes. the republic is endangered, or the union
of these States pvt in Jeopardy the free thinking
and independent people viii Grouse themselves, aad
Prove to al disorgsnjr'rs that there ia power
greater iaa theirs, power based on virtue, intel
iigepce and patriotism
Accordingly. We gee the organs ofeyery desct9-
taa cf J,s'TctveGess aud agerlriaaism from
al,lifCrirm down TO socialism ard anti reniism-
venting hs spleen from day to &sy, and, like g
hardened fc,on, aiming i've useless rage against the
law by vhich Ne wss condemned. The TStbnne
folsou,h, dis,krs the movement, and .arcasucaIly
terms it "cot.aa epeculauon.' The sun OF
coursg, t.kes s.5es with The riggers--for without
their sgrp-, i; would bee O. much more insignificant
concern dian {; even now is--in much the same
Wv 90 20 3,ucuocei al who would not thnk
Plaini,ld bank notes good currency. The Erp-ta
ehafacioTisticsily, with les on euoh side of The
fnce, tTjrs 10 suFqcr. Seward sbolitionism in tl'
Stale lt l.r.", bUtoq7sses "a ia the Sixth Congress
s,onal district Tor obvious reasons The Eceaia.
Post, Of course, is ,,y abusive towards il, bscia-,
o. sees he harJWniry uu ihc wall, and the dsy q
judgment, a,Fos1ij0y; 51' tie most BE- ,hym,
u.laLchaN, yCP,niaut aGd philosophical remark.
that sc h.yeyet observed concerning this move
mut, 9rcu IN the columns # the Cotsicr aHa
EWqtdcg, which bss been for years 81 ported b.,
The very iHtercst which seward aud his co-agiit
tore have ass,iirj, sad which up to within C'S
dcys h.s a,owsjly be.n The cham lou aai defend
er Of iAat 6emoco0ue oud of ths Psraicous aaa
drsJWc',ye policy which h. h14 thosgAt proper q
pug.ue. That plncr now says there l. no dsposi
,ou Ia THE city 10 disturb the legislation of Con
press ia regard 20 u The slavery questions that no
ahunfred mes could b. found who are Ia favor Ui
repsalng o. moi,l o. any Of the recent Congres-
si0nL easctnsutt, and throws out a doubt over
The intentions OF che rsn,lcmen who arr at the bot
TON O. tic movement 10 which we have referred
Il is 4uie consistent with hat Journal to express
such oouh' Aud we may b. permitted 10 express
doubi sf The sincerity Of the motives which acu.
Hted hst paper CO. backing out of the position which
ttooh, few dey since, ia advocacy Of Mr.. Sew
ard, aud Afterwards dcnouncing all slavery agita
tors, kBowing well tast the sane seward !. IA,
prime. Of 1eita'o- .ni der5ror1es.
But what is the object ~ this morrmrnt1 Thh
is an irrror'nt question rbput these tines III.
plain The object is 90 support ihe coasu;u.ion
ard the union agsiot the attacks Of fanatics
and ds smaroruss, ana 70 a,uy that tie independent
public cliuion G.. New York i- Ia favor Of the com.
promise rneesaIas recently pitsed BY C,agrcs, aud
isoiross to te gitstioa attempted - b. Telewet
BY the lenarcruc Seward and his his associate.
snI oigalis,s rot Only ia tie city snd Slate Of New
York bot thrcrahou, the whole northern portion
Of tn republic. That, ia p'lia larepsse. is the ob
jsct ,f lGo movement. % IS not intended f1r the
purpose Of defeating ritJ or The other. bat %
show ,ac whole county that tie public cf New
Yort viii not D. led b. ihe nose b. dcmagogue.
efe'her party thai they have opinioos Of their own
and 'hai hey ur- opposed TO any further agitation
orads.u.e. which through the patriotism OF som,
o. our E.calcs. men, has been settled ard put a
ret.
The object ,f this movement is 10 show that oli
merchants, end mcchllica, ald man1factu crs, anc
busints men, oi a Limos and ofall parties, have n
lss' been awaLcned to the support Of nauons
measures and national principles. in opposition Il
ell atolidonsm, whether proceed from the syria
cuss convention or that ot Utica. betHeen which
there is no more diii,reocc th,n there i between
twee5le-dum and tseedle.dre. Aai how are IN.
peuple who have thus uwoke from their apathy %
srrpol' uraCical and national measures sud princt
pies .ut by coaescing with such iactions disor
eanizsrs a. SeWstd, Weed, Grcely * Co, bat by
denouncipc them. sni ilrutiiyIng themselves viii
the policy pursued BY Mr.. Clay, Mr.. webster
Genetal Cass Mr. Dickinson, iad Air. Fill more, II
recovering ,he nation from the jaws Of dissoluiiot
and glscug it once more on the constitution as j..
bosis and iouadl'an. The r1ovemen, then, will o
course, nvoive opposition Seward aud AL his safe
hes aud assoca;es not only ia this state but through
out the Norh, in Congress and out or IL, including
not only the Gresleys and Tie Weeds, aud eihers
Of That I'D in this State, bat DE Chases, the Hsles,
the Giddmgs, snt Fr.d. Dl5easies, snd others
hke them. ia o'h'r s'afss, aad heir organs and
joumsls, iucluduz ne CouIisr aWd Eagsirer aud
the MoAiag Eratass. teo j1utals which, while
they eu,oufrret a. tcrv arltstion which rendered
this movtHshi Ls.es-sp, have teea supported ~
~ Wy .L.sleEs which hiye ben mos, s1sailsj