The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24
The New Organ OF the Young Democracy.
The Wing or FOKy Dynasty I'm Danger.

lie REPUBLICANS, spirited paper published
in New York, thus heralds the birth of the
new organ of Young Democracy. 1t says:
''The mystery which surrounded the origin and
principles of the new Democratic paper to be es.
tablished in Washin gton is no longer secret from
any one We have it from undoubted source
that the journal will range itself along with
the daily and other sheets which every day
swell the ranks of the defenders of Young Amer.
lea. Its central position at the head of the Federal
Government will enable it Ia a measure TO con.
centraie as in focus, and to reflect again on all
the States of the Union, those doctrines of progress
which is the soul of the Democratic party. and TO
operate upon public opinion with a force which no
other journal has ever heretofore done The estab-
hshment o.. this new Democratic organ will not
lack support. 1t has all the elements of sue.
cess beyond precedent. 1t will have for its adyo-
Gates all those who feel the want of a truly Demo.
cratic Journal and God knows their number is very
great. We might say upon this subject with Napo-
leon, upon his return from Elba: sThe whole world
is with me-
''We do not doubt that the Young Democracy Of
the United States, which is ust now deprived Of
organs representing its opinions and expressing
its wishes will profit of this occasion 10 come to
the assistance of Nj. Beverly Tucker, and to help
him forward, if needs be, in his work Let it put
itself earnestly into the disposition with which il
has heretofore been dragged forward by Old Fo
gies, and with which this society, however honor
able il may be at dinner table or in a saloon has
contributed to mislead it into system without
heart or bowels, out by reason of it's repeti.
tions, lost in routine, having neither the vigor
nor the youth which the present state of things
requires.
nj
Fogies, the Democracy has only had the force Of
numbers, it has never possessed the influence Of
intelligence. Trained in, ignorance to follow ita
chiefs, it left at one time the Wings masters
of the field of battle
''It might have been vanquished in the struggle
if God vino il with the people, had not saved them
from the peril by stretching forth his powerful
hand. But the day has come when a change must
take place. Old parties extinguished-new
ones are on the eve of being born. The Young
Democracy has enlisted the intelligent minds of
the country. Relieved of its distractions it will
reorganize its ranks, an boldly throw itself upon
the path of the future. Where is the banner of
Young America? 1t is everywhere. and it ia no.
where. Every one feels it in the atmosphere, and
yet is not perceived But let it once be displayed
and the phalanxes of Democracy will march
under its coors. Discipline will succeed confu-
sion. They will reconnoitre, they will compute
their strength, and, once confident in the organi-
cation of their forces, the new party will march
to the certain victory which awaits it.
''Thers is no person whom victory does not en-
courage. We then that the followers of
the Young Democr acy will be numerous and as
compact the Macedonian phalanxes. 1t only
needs an organ worthy of its cause. Let US hope
that will be left to NJ Beverly Tucker establish
this organ"
Then follows portrait of one of the mar
shals of Democracy after the manner of HEAD