New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
0Furnoces of the Democrncy.v

The Pittsburgh Post Ind an article un-
der the caption The Country is SAFE" which
escaped our notice until we found in The J0H,AH
The folio wing paragraph extracted from it, accom-
panied with some appropriate comments:
~ We are happy 10 announce that wa have heard
voice from CLARION, which bring. the cheering neT' In
clear tones that the country 10 rae aud thA, 'ha ster
ing County will give larger majority for the Dsul'
cratic ticket than bss been gwen before the fur
naces of the Democracy are In full blass and thera 10
now no. a doubt but that unwaverirg Democratic
County Will turn cut larger majority than !! ever nss
before
They have "heard a voice from Clarion" have
theyl Well so have we. They have heard that
"the furnaces of the Democracy are in fall
blast" We have heard that the furnaces J0r NE
manufacture Of ir0a in that county are nearly all
ont Of blast and that the greater part Of them
have fallen under the hummer OF the Sheriff
When the latter we're in fall blast lab )r had album
dance Of employ ment, and the farmers had good
markets for every thing they could spare. But
how il now DO the " furn4ces of the Democri-
c," which are now said 90 be IN full blast an ,fd
a GOOD paying market for produce and labor! DO
ttcy enrich the country, bring com0rt aud con-
tentment into the dwellings OF tine poor, or pros
rerty to the agricultural ,assesl The very op-
no.ite is the fact. Their full blast has biISfed the
prosperity Of that fine county, put out the lres
a its furnaces end deprived its hthsrtO prosper
Gus people Of the means Of property. Seren
columns Of .Sherif'S ddrcrtise Reats afford sad
COMMIT ntary upon the policy OF the party over
whose blasting" influence The Post exuits IN
language which it would not be- too strong terms
10 characterize as dlabocal m)ckery. Could II
7 OF speak of the d0ings OF ils politicians 10 that
county without using a figure which, in the pres
emit PROSTATE CONDITION OF the great interest that
has made Clarion County rich aud distinguished,
l. bitterly insulting
Rot while the blast from the furnaces OF the
Democracy has blow out the hres OF Amsucan
iron furnaces it has impaired unw0nted actIW'Y
70 the fires of those of Great Britain. Is rms
doybfed1 Then red the following, and let our
friends in Clariop, AIMS Tong, and Fenango see 70
II that those who are bio wing the bellows OF De.
mocracy among the cold and deserted furnaces OF
that blasted region have chance either 20 reau
| it or hear it reac
TIL, t,i,rpk oftks candidate Of The Democratic party,
,Dor,uT roRwARp BY THE MEN OF THE SOUTH ntH
,,cryt probably (orevtr, e aseeHdeHey d t2ersI coz"
nrri0i prfHeiPss and II L9ra DsIoy ~. m55s
,va have tte doubt thai Will serve u remove 'os sss
ilu, OF tee elective system fro MS aino. IA uls
re,pec, snd this point we take Geneia ~ %
fair representative Of The oEinioDs oil h. "a
snd 40 such valuable practical ally 10 se com "Tcd'
| POLICY Of ma cgphby ,.n..:o e,.,aca .,
too i, it not IL can blow strong past az al
vents. for the candidate OF the me1 OF tne
Sontb = and the "valu4bls practical ally to the
comm ercal policy Of" Crest Britain.
Here is another eItrat from another Faolng
English paper. which. although not 50 conhhen ~,
! h,csuse not so well iofJnned as The Ih'es, IL
1nd Of hope that Gen. Pierce viii GOO perate "itu
England in its efforts to break down American
manufacturers, and give to that country iui' an'
enduring asetDtancy:
Trm The London Leader ,,
| awe are without information - 10 tne sle1s VI ueu
p,s,ce ON the subject Of cooperation with Ea2lAni
NE not say that feel any Apprehension On su'
pint and shs ~ alt the hnsl election no.
| vii result well
The xtextract we shall give Is more eonhdrn
:, H. tone Its author is exceedingly wen please
~ Cen. Pierce and why Because the Eit
w., ~rL Knows that, as be was, as The Tunes tral,
Expresses it, "brought forward by the mrn OF I'M
Sop,b - and is "a fair representative OF the opin
80; Mr.. Calhoun" his election will be an as
sursrcs that "the Democratic mej ,nty are unan
moi, ia their testimony on behalf eta Ulcers