The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-30
From the albany Ne,D York Register.
The Harmonious Democracv

Will some Union. loving Democrat, who would
save his political associates from phlebotomy, read
the riot act to some of the leading organs of the
party! There is evidently riot brewing, and
unless something is done speedily the military will
be in demand.
The Argus thus halls its brother of the Atlas:
CHE PURsU1T OF SCHEME UNDER DIFFIcuL.
IlEs.-Ihe atlas means and rails alternateIy-to
the infinite amusement of such as read that inter.
esstlng sheetEover the iorlorn prospects in the
Senate OF the scheme to scratch the bottom anc
tickle the sides of the CANAL by means of taxa.
ton. The circumstance which appears to ado
bitterness to its assaults and piteousness to III
waiilngs Is, that the people will probably be per
united, Sin spite of lamentations here and else
where,' to pass upon the counter plan of ar
amendment to the constitution, with view to tht
| speedy completion of the public works.
To this the Attas retorts, as follows:
"'JuDGE VANDERBILT's PLAN.'-sHo,p Outsider,
look at I-sMistakes Of The Canal Board Cor.
1ected.Honder these imposing headings the Dir
gus OF this morning, presents more than it's usual
display OF light reading, and elegant extracts from
one or two of the very few remaining presses in
the State protesting to be Democratic, but whose
interests and sympathes lie in the same direction
t'o'at Administration
Not content with this, it collars the Rocheste,
Aduertiser, national Democratic paper with g
a0C
the argus, and thus exposes some of it's amiable
weaknesses:
- "ihe Rochester Daily Advertiser furnishes ex
tlac's unoer the hrst and last of the Argus's arti
cies, and, appropriately with its fellow here, an.
proves of the scheme of Mr.. Vanderbilt. which
unaer tne shallow Pretext of'speedy enlargement
the .s poposes to annn the Safeguards
Slo,ooo;Ooo' which must be paid by taxation. If
the canal revenues fail, and is to ali intents and
puPoses an increase of the State debt to that
anot, whnout the manliness to call it bv ITS
IlsH. nane-to make taxation for The sxnnoy, If
Government certain ,neD.:s.:, -. !. takes awav
i"m 5hs EeyeaHes Ct he general fund the annual
t t'i OF 0oQmade under the consti-
luton from the canal revenues -
Whereepon the aforesaid Rochester Adpe,t;.er
NTH the hard SHELL rears its bristles, "lke ouilIs
upon the fretted por.-r 'Ass 's''aA'ty
walks into the Atlas:
"These unprovoked, reiterated. and orosslv If.
ienslve attacks of this Albany viper, upon all of
the democratic masses who hay the assura nee IN
exercise their own freedom of thought and action,
the neck to the yoke of this self.consttuted into
OF Albany dictators; making it imperative upon
u.s. IN self-defence, and in defence of the Demo-
cratlc masses whom we represent, and who are
and to strip off the mask of hypocrisy and dema
goglsm behind which these Albany pretenders
seek to entrench themselves
That is what we call plain Saxon style, and bv
no means rhetorical. 1t indicates fever heat in
the Advertiser. "procIivity'' for blows. II il
typical of broken heads, flashing of shelalans
and shower of paving-stone
But this is not ALL The Buffalo Republic. see;,,
its le:leader in trouble with its twin anita son;.s
comes to the rescue of the Ahas and laws its staff
over the head and shoulders of the Areu. in ,h;.
wise:
OF all the corrupt sheets which bvnocr;t;.su,.
and practically flourish the Democratic a. g
like least to hear the Albany argus discoussso os
Democratic principles and Democrats hos.noi
1t has outraged and trampled on every tb;nr thy
pertains to Democratic principle. and 10 .nas
hor-the exclusive author-of all the n,;sSLe az
ssensions and schsms which have d;st,,rhoI
harmony and paralyzed the power If tha LIE une
md Frustrated it at the feet of it's wea her
y where It has been kept, in the STATE NV
ion, Parncuariy in the latter, from The ~ t; Ia
Vnen IL UNANIMOUSLY turned traitor 10 the is .e
a Mrlgnt, and aided the Wings in the ejao.;na
ne state prison deliyerer, in his stead.n "a
inns, we insist, is 8. flat burglary.n Our read.
e Will note the progress of the feud, passing from,
ne :" retort courteous to the ellie direct,n and
ow new champions spring into the lists to, IL l.
art In the fray. There will be political bomcide
nncted upon somebody, if this is suffered 10 No
ESQ. we call for the reading of the riot act.
FATAL RESULT OF SPARRINo-An inopest ,,,..
eid on Saturday by Coroner Hilton, upon the hodn
Klvington Duyckinck, q years of age, who died