The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

tn DlB0BeArIsAHen AVID DnBPnUg5yoN o. rnu
VINE PAnsy The sficisl rsssrss sAish % pub
fb~d yesterday, u tAs sss,isss is Misssrl, North
CaiofDs, sss isss. ssd thu Iesslss frsa Maine sad
Vermont, ss hr - hssra from, are very sigoiosAat
Of the rsssive DosisSon oi The grsss parties 10
'bis country n She preset moment 10 Missouri
the democratic majority 10 IL. 465 In North Caro-
iDs u 10 b,4Sl. sDd In Ioss is 10 l,767 In Maine
The democratic majority 10 81 6l3. aod in Vermont
the majority against the wings 's 67o These f.sts
and SgaIss ss y npssn ssc VI she dssrdered state
Of ,he wsig pany ell over ,hs United Sssses. That
party, once conp.ss aud united, hes sseoas
dnoIs aD'sed sSd divided, during shs last few years.
b, tho operation of variety Of causes, bat chiefly
by The influences of she Seward abolition clique snd
its organs, together with sss inuodu, 5'so VI all
linds VI inns. Formerly the democratic party was
the party ot isns, aud d,strasssj and divided
by cl,quss In lo48 had she cholera, ami
goi almost into Tho collapse Stage. IL 10 Dov
sw,d VI that DSsdy, and Of other ills,
ard pre- nss . united front TO tho Wigs.
Tn, d. mOcIstio party. ibfeces with s,0n,Oa
aid other des,IuUivo principles, 10 thoroughly
ymg.d, ard 10 tho oUly conservative party IN the
country, wbie at tho sAns ulao 10 10 patty Of pro-
gIefs u ID. right Dire 0siOn The wb,g party on ne
ober han d. is os. ased from head TO loot with free
loilfm, aboi,tionism, FOuriissisM so0maoism, WO-
neb's Righteism, sgra,Anism. anti -rsntisn, seeto.
islsm, sp,IisUaism sus all the other ls1s Tnls CON-
piSaAieD Vi disorders has been brought about mainly
by seward spd rourios Weed, D,oA .nd Greeley, and
100 other pbllosopb Who have impDrtoi ZOE Tid
ysgarps Of ,bs french and Gsrmin r. formers and re
,o,u.oDists, and eDcesvored 10 sDgraf, sneu poo
our simple Ispuo, lean system The oreduOn readers
Of The Nsw l0k 1,b~s, the chi. organ Of the ns,
nav. swallowed is absurd srad.tss and visionary
aoccrs cli0Ds " sound wing d0ctiss; and thus the
masses have bean lsav.pd with th.se psfaic,oos
tsachiI g., which are producing their appropriate
irois in tho dso,sa iaasioH Of che wns party. as
hey would in the dsorgan,sat,on and dassrostiou
OF s.c'al order # their progress we're not arrested
by the combination Vi The conservative elements u
society.
The salt Of the whig party, which ct prss.ntsavss
it nom utter anDihiatOn, 10 the Union section, wb0
go for The compromise measures ant for sne plat
adopted NJ Baltimore, spat upon and exssrated
by the dominant free soil faction, Who secured tas
nomination Of their man. How long these Unos
wings viii DO able TO save the patty from disgrace
old utter ruin, remains TO b. seen. l. toe Union
and Webster wings do NOT oestT themselves TO Sg)-
rous action, the rump section wall 80 to the polls On
he I'd OF November IS the wing party, aod tho
wbig party win DO known thenceiorsad only ss ao
abolition party, while the men who want TO pre-
,ervc this Union intact, and 10 observe regiousy
the iacrtd cov,nsnts of the constitution, will have
10 her alternative left than TO uaiso with the do
mocratie party. The rump Of tho wog party, Oh
he other hand, will attract to itself, by fhe
principle Of cohesion, all toe scattered isms; ana
the result will be that there viii DO then 10
the country only tSc parties--one conservative 81
he Union and the Constitution and the other do.
stIucsire Of both. And tho fight viii be, IN 1850,
got between wings and democrats ne such, but be-
tween the anti slavery party on one side, sind the
party who viii atand by the compromise measures
m The other End resist all further agitation Of free
'oil ard ABOLITION questions IS iubsersive Of the
pace and happiness and property Of the county