The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-19
POLITICS AS THEY MUST De.
ELM.RA, IN. Y y Mon Icy, Nv II, lS5


To The Editor Of the Tribans:
siR The defeat OF the wing party the late election
has been subject OF speculation among wing editors,
result Some ten years ago addressed you ady-
Ing that the wing party should change ts name 10 that
democratic party and think IL that had been
pursued the policy OF the wing parry woold now le
the sertled policy OF the country You then thought
inexpedient, and relied on the intelligence Of the
voters for ultimate You have been sadly diNp
pointed, and trust now that the so-called democne
party indebted 10 the votes of naiurszed foreigners
for their and that their prospects OF here
ater from the cause, VII grow better nnd better a
proportion to the increase OF immigration Tue Irish and
German immigrants generally, praba6Y All, democRh
in their natve counry-tna IS they hostile 70 the Ger
man and British monarchies. They arrive Ia this country
entirely ignorant Of everything relating system q
government, except the simple fact that u Is deuocae'
they soon find The people divided into two great parties
called democratic, add the other other name
They very naturally come 10 The conclusion that the iaW
which opposes the delnocrauc parry is also opposed
democrac government or thai the same DIVISION 10
substance exists here that did in their county Beng
hus dcluded and mistaken their peiudces snd nsincs
lead them almost the ranks OF the socaed
ID h. ia vain ali in vain 10 struggle against such odds
do wonder, after the tremendous dfubbng we have
received, that you speak OF our party hc late whs
party" alphabetically 90 IN NY judgment j can nssei
made. 1t will be attended with signal disaster add
demonstrate the utter ptos,stion ard ruin Of once pow
erfu and glorious parry Besides The overwhelming Cd.
vantage Of the foreign vote the side OF their opponents
the wings have had 70 contend against intestine d,yson
fatal disease has been gnawng AT the vltas 81 The parry
for many years. and has brcught at last TO the brink
dissolution Lst perish say |, aud from y. ashes e y
It's creed all that I. good OF bott the Old parties.
Truly, yours. J, D.
H. GREELEY esq.
p s For some years past have believed that the only
obtain tariff of procousn TO take the question
out of pottcstlat s make 1t party question
We publish the above wih,ag le all be heard and
not TO indicate our own sympathy herewith. Dscn. ana
decide, friends we nowhere and count At pesen'
BY and by we may have some suggestions to make.
[Ed TfibHnt.
How true TO the experiences Of the past How Just 70
the expectations OF tho present The army is not 10
change chiels-not TO dismiss its rank and fle--no 70
alter its its chart laid down by the foes Of The
constitution MOI IL fs only 10 edange its flag IL
only 10 drop its name. II is only to virtue
il have 1t not Such is The new scheme But when ne
old wing clothes thrown off, the mantle OF democ
racy isto be assumed instead and under this name are
TO be gathered "A that is good OF both the old par
ties" Thus with this false light hung on, in advance
il is hoped TO combine the adopted citizens in the same
party with their foes-he South IN the same fold with
the agators OF the North, and every faction that ever
deserted a principle a cause T.e game is eaty
avowed and il will be interesting to watch It's progress
We shall how long the lions skin win hide the
fox's ears We shall see how long the robe OF ineg
rity viii hide the motives OF the wing leaders But
are patient, and we can watt
The Springfield Republican, in conradIcting slaadeI
presenting Jenny Lind as having quarreled with he'
husband, says
"ln the first place. Jenny Lind never quauels. she -
governed by her sense OF duty always aud towards ~ w
dvdna that she loves, at least would never fail TO 90 "
abe OHo"