The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-07

TEE BEGINNING OF THE Srokr.-rhe artfa
dodgers of the Express, having given in their oxpla
nation of the Presdenta, election, and having
soled themselves with tse reservation that I'll is
lost EXCEPT HONOR" ,,ae Albany Ersning J3uraal
aays:-
"This dodge Of the New York Express win not do
1t cannot escap. lite just responsibilities ny raising false
weaken ths Wing party II may MT when the destruction
Of the party has been accomplished east the blame
others The hopeful brothers who manage the Express,
concerned Ia dsoigsnzng two whig State oonve1
lions, by Of which locooco State officers
elected They were conspicuous also, in orsaniEiag
Castle Garden factions, the oLjsst and effect OF which
after obtaining forty dollars year subscribers to
Paial,Ie the WING party"
is lost except homer excaims the m IN who oo
taAed his nomination for Congress by fraud which
would have shamad u scrub racs thimberigger All Is
lost except homer print which Cd
airy. fed it out years ago
SThe general crash however is relieved by fe~ Of It's
features Some Of the betrayers Of the whg party
their reward Tho pillars which they successfully
sermined have fallen upon aud crrshea them
This is beautiful! How charming it is for breth.
rem to dwell together in unity. But how are the
Fillmore men, and the 5swardtes, to say noshiag
of the Webster men-how are they to be blended 70
gether into harmonious chosder parry agaia :!
Can such split bs reconcled :. The fast is, that
the Fillmore party, sash as they are, just free
row to take their own course as the Webster men.
The idea Of again attsmp ting reunion with the
dead carcass of Sewardism is tho most absurd
stupidity. Thurlow Weed sees this. He knows
that the game sup, and that the whig party is rvsn
into fragments. Why not, then, settle 40 all tho
outstanding accounts Of tn: late firm Of Fillmore,
Seward and sompsny.
THE BAsyNEss OF THE PARTY PREss.-The
Fourierte Tribune is horrifed, nov that the cleo
A. 49, 80
1t is thundcrstruck at the immense amount of false
accusations which have been Illuminated, all over
the country against Gen Scott, and says :-''Such
deliberate and systematic lying by Governors, U. g..
Senators, ex Senators, ex heads Of departments,
So, SC with regard to General SCOTS suggestion
Of change in the naturalization laws, in behalf of
old solders-such base appeals to the friends of
Clay and Webster 60 vote against Gen. Scott in or
der 20 wreak their vengeance on Governor Sewar1-
such persistent and shameless efforts persuade the
ignorant new corners from Europe that the triumph
of the wings would be followed by their prvation of
the right Of suffrage, &c. &c.-were never equalled
before, and we trust will never be paralleled
hereafter " Here is an outbreak Of pious injig IA
ton. stranger to our Sswardite philosopher
would imagine tsathe was an innocent man, =
virtucus, pure, and incorruptible man, such tasa
as nothing could induce to misrepresent or blackcn
or Willy the character, especially the private charsc
ter, OF any political candidate. But what are the
facts ! Let the published abufe and misrepreseata-
tions in the greater Seward organ ans Wer-such as
the charges of drunkenness and cowardice, and the
Cooney and Robinson inventions on the Catholic
question, against General Perce; or such as the
desperate attempt to identify An adopted citizen
with on imaginary Austrian conspiracy against our
republican institutions. The indignation Of the
Tribune philosophers comes too late, but there is
now good opening for their own repentance and
reformation