The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

But what avasd al their abuse though uttered with
the appreciation" Of him who held the thundsrbot
and lot It fall the unoendng head Of Greene Bron
sons Did it intmidais the national democracy Did
they quail before fallen power :" Nay, mors-were
OF Pennsy' ana against the and the given
It Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il national to the CORE
truth and ustiostheir base attacks and infamous SLAM
dsrs were as flax before tbs flames The cay Of battle
came and the national democracy trumphsd in defiance
Of the Union.
Thrice is he srmd who hath his quarrel just
nS he but asnsa hSG1h loasd up in @
-(ApFause This contest teaches another esson-that
when administration prostitutes its power to secure
traitors to the democratic party-t must fail and fA in
glorousy In the inaugural of Gen Pierce appears the FOL
lowing striking tx perencs has shown thatthe
harmony and happiness of our people must upon
just dscrm instion between the separate rights and
responsibilities of the STATES, and your common rights
and obligations under the general government" Yet
with this Iecord have the lamentabe picture 0!
the administration interfering in the dearest OF State
rghts-the elective franchise-castng all its inf
favor of the traitors who struck down Lewis 49,
They forget their high position at Washington, and med
die in the local politics of New York. and in SO doing
Guthrie and Marcy have violated the inaugural of the
President, and are entitled to their dismissal Gre
mendous appauss) The admir- sraton having expressed
its approval of John Van Eurep Co what do we next
seeS Blush Americans to hear it The government pa
tronage hawked about the streets and sold to the high
the free soers Nay behold John Van Buren, the
modern CAalne who has been scourged again and again
by James I. Brady your modern Cicero uniting with his
motley in the dissertation of old Tammany Hail. At
their meeting prior TO the elect they ed banner
bearing these Words The Union and shs democracy
and shall be preserved" One would suppose after
to the Union 10 49, they would hide their
diminished heads but not with the little foxes that
destroy the vinesn With Ap impudence that knows no
parallel they displayed that banner in solemn mockery
OF their pas course Verify the lights in the hall did
pale aud emit only sickly glare. The Union and de-
the Union and free sellers with sacregiass Indifference
they would ceaye it down and tear it limb from limb
Talk to me OF democracy and Jonn Van Barren Like ths
base Jreean he threw away psar richer than all his
tribe" Talk to of tbs constitution and traitors
They would freight the bubble with the diamond and
launch forth upon the boiling waters of the cataract
There is Union bet the constitution and free
sosrs there is no Union between democracy and John
Van Buen there is union between national and
traitors Great cheering 10 spite, then, of the full.
limitations of the cabnes letter writers-with the inu
.nce of the general and State administrations against
allure place make you forget 20 faith You had
duty perform and you performed nooy you routed
the free soilers HORSE foot and dragons victory
against such odds has parallel in the history OF cvz
alton. (Applarse) Having achieved this great moral
ystory where does the naona party stand? 1t stands
where il has always sood-it stands with General Pierce
contained in his inaugural and ask him to cast aside
traitors that surrounding him. We have faith in
hu-we believe he elected matte nal grounds, and
national grounds only and we call on hi to fulfil the
pledges that election imposed had the honor of speak
ing thirty times for General Pierce in Pennsyyania
and New Jersey had the pleasure of hearing five
times many other speeches. and the burden of all
was General Perces nationality in opposition to free
soil traitors It sirabeau believe, who said First
able to be generous; he gave his sons to the
lie ors We ask of the present administration jus
tary servitude, it exists in tho different States
OF this conederacy recognized by the constitution
the Fowers, who defame the constitution. We :" hold
that the laws of 1850 commonly called the compromise
measures are strictly and to be unhesi
taingly carried into effect - but will not herd with
men who opposed them, and appealed to laws higher
than the constitution And besving this ask General
Pierce, standing IS he does almost within view OF the
green slopes of Monticello and it were within each
of the tomb of Washington with all the memories Of the
past gathering around him like many eloquent voices
Of exhortaton from heaven Why oh why can you take
to bosom and confidence the reckless pacide who
without tremor could lift the dagger, and plunge it
into the heart of his country Tremendous applause
Avicory such as have achieved is not without its
fruits 1t gives TO the people of the country guarantee
mics OF the constitution while to the Old World it gives
assurance that the faith pledged By fathers will
be carried out by their children Had YOU in TINS con
results would have been indeed disastrous From such
picture seek not to lit the veil You have each and
all done your duty We'd with the other in the
batte-each eager to be placed where the party most
needed solder You were threatened with speedy an.
initiation. 1t boosted that the administration had
entombed the national spri. Of New Yorkthat it had
rolled stone against the door of the sepuchre-hat it
had ret its ,ea thereon and placed round and about it
its centurions but thank God, there that
struck the guard to the earh-the seal boken-ths
stone rolled away, and the national spirit of New York
depotsm. Talk to about curong the national spirit
of New YORK any other State Why, they might well
throw chains around the chairess wnds' bind with
rope Of tand son proud navy as it is tossed on the
mountain pillows ofa raging The ns!ona spirit of
the country is not 10 be mpri oned by general admins
traiion, by free SOL traitors-and the who at
tempt it, will be brought to the bar of public opinicn,
though they may be great julius Cesar, stride
ths earth Ike colossus. daughter and chesrs.)
The States of this confedeacy will not brook such unpa
rsled outrages From all parts Of the country the
pie rising up and calling New York besssd 'Wsit
not lorg, it conisth La the night and quickly; and the
hardy of the North. brethren of the East the
chivarous of the South and the sturdy pioneers OF
the West win bid our national ship sal onm' 'Wait,
not long cometh lie the night and quickly' and from
the modern Fl Dorado-from the golden sands OF Caor
mia that Is opening up to ths wealth CT worlds win
the inspiring cry sail On. Wait, not long IL
cometh like the night and quickly and the sspul
chre Of Washington the father Of his country"-from
the narrow house that holds The remains Of Andrew Jack
con- the iron Of American history from the grave Of
Clay, the father Of the compromises and from the tomb
OF Webte the defenc of the constitution national
men in their csy-will come the cheering words San
onlr
.sa on. oh ship Of State
Sail On, oh Union strong and great,
Humanity With all its fears,
With AL iss hopes Of future years,
lie hanging breashles: thy fate
We know what master laid thy keel,
What workman wrought thy lis of steel