Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-27


The New York Express, heretofore, the organ
of the bunker Or "Sliyer Grey faction of the
Whis party IN New york. has been rubbing its
eyes open, and is amazed at the discovery, that
that party is 9ealy delunct, and finally done up.
Hear him,
The Thinkers and Barnburners in this State
have tried the experiment of "unlon and harmo-
nv' in party in which there Is no union and
harmony of principle, and in which there never
can be- 1t appears now, contrary to our wishes
and expectation, fIom the recent articles IN the
organ Of which we are speaking. 1.-THE Albany
Evening Journal that there is no more union and
harmony in the Wing Party here than there is in
the Democratic Party, if that organ represents as
presume il does, the feeling Of lis class in the
State. These men not only differ from US in
opinion as to great National and State principles,
but they hate US and malign US besides. They
add personal rancor 10 political differences Of
opinion. union and harmony with such men,
then, Is only hypocrisy and ialsehood. Men lie
when they attempt it, and The union and Har-
mony becomes only gambling game, TO use US
as thet tool for their benefit. The Constitution
of the State is to be amended TO get some ten
millions into the State Treasury, and we are ex-
pected to get it there, without any power of con-
equity therein. The patronage of the Federal
Government is desired, and while Southern
Wings, entertaining just such sentiments on the
pro slavery or anti-savery parts Of the Consltu.
ton as we do are courted for the Wing party, we
are denounced and magned for agreeing with
them in these their Constitutional opinions I'm
der these considerations, Mr. Greeley some time
since pronounced the Wing party dead, and
advised its dissolution We did not quite agree
with him in opinion, for we had almost ceased to
entertain the apprehensions some had, that the
malignlty Of the Albany organ was such that
peace under It was impossible; hut if that organ
represents Gov. Seward and his party, as Mr..
Greeley undoubtedly fell that ii did when he adj
vlsed Its dssoultution the dissolution is certainly
inevitable. Aholitionlsm will 90 one way, and
Nationalism another. Hypocrisy and fasehood
IN politics are Just bad as ia ethics. Men that
have no principles in common can never act sue
cessfully together. They may attempt it, but
defeat and disaster are certain to overtake Them
Men that hate each other, if they act with the
men they hate, only do it to use them, and to
make tools of them. The Hunkers and Barn
burners are reapiug the folly of nominating and
elecling Gen Pierce the way they did He is
not true TO either section, but is the dupe of BOTH
or is attempting 10 cheat both, aelich time win
determine =
The New York Tribune copies the above, and
while it concurs with the Express that the par
ty is dead, dlsagrees with it as to the cause. 1t
says:
''Now there are several points in the above
which need little correction as fol instance that
which attributes the demise Of the late Wing
concern to ''the magniy Of the Albany organ, -
when ii is notorious that the coup de grace was
dealt long ago by The highly respectable clique of
old fogies of which both Express and Register
are well deserving pillars. But there ignot much
use IN devoting the warm weather 10 a controver-
sy as hard TO settle as that growing out of the
memorable question: who killed Cock Robn?'
Enough that death has taken place that the old
platforms are smashed up, and that just now, to
use the language of the Express. there are in this
| great State four powerful parties of which no
two can be combined ON any common ground Of
/ political action.