New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

il apOten, eonentthst their change of front account,
in part for the fact that the sham Democracy spent far
more money in the late canvas than was sp,n, nv
their opponents the "Whigs "st their heerty aces.
to the Wig party now, would DIVE away n ous,nds
of the Of progressive ideas and leave the party in
a condition than before.
How then Is it be reorganized and recruited Tor
tie feldi lie, to take a look back.
When j. becaue known that the sharnmers OF Dem,
cracy Cycu sy pronounce !: sham ers had taken their
position c9Gira the Homestead Bill, then, If the
whgs as party had taken petition ss directly in is
'fror it wsuh have made an entire change in the
whole order Of battle. Had the Wig Uated States
Senator's nailed the sham 20 this issue hal they
forced them into DISCUSSION of the measure on tn
fooro Of the Senate Chamber had the Wing Senator's
welded this great principle with all the force lent 10
them by their eloquence and their position, hal their
atlost fpccches been made in is favor, and those
speeches showcred over the whole land had their
Convention al Baltimore taken the same bold and
honorable ground, had their presses throughout the
country urged this naked issue upon the shan bad
their stump orators dwelt upon the independence an
happiness. AID security of a mans own rural fire ie
Gu the holy duty OF shutting European landlorism
forever from this redeemed andhsd the men O. pro
cress everywhere jumped upon their platforms aad
addressed the crowds had the beysarly issue ten
PER cent on shirtcloh given way before the mighty
ssuc If free homes for the industrious people, wh)
viii tell nc that one 20 ten ros ~ least could not
have been turned upon th. momentous issue'
All TIE Democrats worth less than slO0O, were
sni are in favor Of this great measure. Bat most o.
then maintained that there more chance of sac
through the Democratic Party" than ;hrou n the
Wh.gs The unreasoLaheness Of that hope otter the
action 81 the Senate and the declaration at Baltimore
it Is Lot necessary for expose IL is enough -
know that these mcu-thosc ~ Democrats held ia,
hope, and that nothing could make them give up,
cave the Why's hsd come out upon the Homestead
BIZ, ar the great Issue OF their party.
It was indeed godsend to the Wing party, waen
Their opponents declared sgnnt the principle OF tina,
ictcoming law. But they did not take the yol-cud
when It They only nibbled at it, and all they
gained was experience Experience that may prob
ably turn out 20 be worth all 1t cost
Forn tle Wing party will now. take the shaml at
their word-chain them TO their position Dsaheg-
i;ors of the people-procaim themselves tho cham
pions Of Free Land to the actual cultivator snl
ard at any price to The loadng SPECTATOR if they do
this-and if they set heartily to and beat the waters
for two years to come-;hey WI bring our haul Of
that will PUT them into business stronger and
more extensive than ever they were in before
Il they could, also, bring themselves 20 declare
against corrupt grant Of Ire public resources whether
in land money to intriguing rcgues-to yht MI
ruTtion in public contrlcs--pay mileage &c; all sin
ecurcs in army, navy and everywhere else-iE in
short they could must'rnorvc to 20 fox irae Repub
Tic in al tings-they could soon make w .shingtJn
ho; fort shammers of Democracy
Have shown tie Whies my path out OF nc
woode" Ii any man has a broader aud a su-crpsth to
show them, let him step forward and make il kpown
Thomas ArNGE DE,YR.
UWaAsbprsh " Y, Nov y, 1852