The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

the abolition and socialist allies of the traitors
organ.
The Richmond (Va) Daily Dispatch says
the least idea Of canonizing Bennett but must say
that in all that pertains to the great issues Of the
day he is, compared with Greeley, Hyperion to
Saiyr.n On all the great constitutional questions
Union TO its CENTRE Bennett has stood boldly forth
q champion of Southern rights, and OF the Compro-
mise measures. He has always been opposed to the
whole motley crew Of inceDdiaries and fanatics who
would recklessy burn their neighbours house IN Or
der TO bring their own tea kettles to simmer. He
didn't believe that K0ssuth was second Messiah,
and could not find in his broken English anything
TO reconcile him to the total humiliation Of all pre-
yious oratory. He don't take stock in the Rochester
line, and the only raps he cares for are those which
he, from time to time, administers to the knuckles
and pates Of madmen philanthropists. Gree
ley the other hand, stands now where he did ten
years ago. and we are unable to discover the least
symptom of amendment He founded the Tribune
"a fanatc-he has conducted it as fanatic--and,
doubtless, will continue to do so, for the fools are
not all dead YETI His columns are like so many al
leys in o bazaar, where every form or innovation,
iapsteis% and humbuggery are MADE patent 70 Inc
rights, mesmerism, clarvoyance, and Fourlerism
have been vended in turn from his shelves, and are
never removed till they get shop-worn, when they
are pitched, without ceremony, into limbo, to give
49,
times.
Greeley, having denied that he had purchased
property at Pittskurg with the view of going
into the manufacturing" business, the Gin
ciEnati Enquirer says: 1T is weak in him to
deny it, for he is at the head of one of the
largest manufacturing establishments in the
world" and that,
in the great manufacturing business Of Gree
ley French socialism, or each mans wife his neigh
boris wife, was first retailed in this country then
abolitOnism, or Northern whitestealing Southern
negro; then antirenGsm, or no rents for lands, or
Lynch law and murder; then Grahamism, or pud-
diDgs Of saw dust; then land reformism, or every
lazy fellow vote himself the farm his neighbor had
worked for; then log cabin and hard ciderism, or
sed on bad whisEsy and Voting for whiggery before
he got sober then spiritualism, or intelligence from
grave yards through CHESTS and crack-braned char
latans; then wOmans rightiem, or wearing the
bseeches, voting At elections, sang;whanging 10 Tor
lowing the Bible and helping to multiply and re-
plensh;" then higher lawism, or every fellow with
the Bible and Tribune in his hand kicking over
statutes and constitutions, and doing as he id
pleases;" then antseetism or all the world, pagan
and Christian, discardirg creeds and soaring to
heaven in the same balloon started from the same
steeple; then peace-ism, or all the nations and
tribes and people repudiasiDg governments and po-
uuCdl bystcub anu UvluS COuuSclb VI uICClCy,
then Maine lavish, or backsliding from hard cider
ism, by Juggling, jailing firing, mobbng and State
prisoning all who don't keep SOBER These are some
Of the wares which at regular intervals, have over
great manufacturing establishment presided over by
Horace Greeley! He net going into the manu-
featuring business" Hs, ha, ha!
The Petersburg (va.> Duly Eapress, in an
article upon Greeley and Bennett" thus ami
madverts upon the late assault Of our un-
washed philosophers =
But Billingsgate never resounded with more We.
hement or vulgar vituperation than was uttered by
philosopher, suffering his ire TO carry him beyond
the bounds Of reason, pitched into Bennett in the
most uDphil0sOphic and ferocious manner. An in
texcated bull terrier coc.aa not have snapped about
him with freaterrfury. To give our readers some
notion Of this assault we quote few passages from
the editorial. An apology is,. perhaps, necessary
for introducing such epithets into our paper, for
though we have always expressed ourselves strongly
when occasion demanded Il, and endeavored to avoid
the mWR sa s.z1 Fl the divine
yet our readers will bear us out that the columns Of
the Express are as yet strangers to the vituperative
rhetoric of Greeley.
Yet such is the genius who sets himself mp
as the leader of morally, the regencrator of
society, and the champion Of cleanliness and
decency. Bah!
The other day the Washington correspondent
OF the Tribune was Mortified at discovering, on
Pennsylvania avenue, a magnificent carriage"
with Zine large bay horses, covered with har-
ness heavily and richly ornamented with silver.
The doors and panels were filed with heavy
plate glass, deliberately cut, and morocco
Innings, Turkey carpet. and rich silk tassels and
lappets." To crown all, 1.-THE driver and foot
man were white, clad in blue livery, with gilt
buttons" Mortified at such a turnout in this
country Of equal rights, the said correspondent
waited and watched, and by-and-by he saw this
carriage entered by middle-aged lady in
black" and then he was paralyzed, as by a clap
Of thunder, on learning that this splendid equi-
page belonged to Gen. Pierce, the democratic
President of the United States The Tribune
Jewellers took up the "hue and cry in howl
Of this sort Of hypocritical cant :--"Oh, ye poor
down-trodden and despised sons Of toll when
shall come the day Of your deliverance :" &c.
Now, this magnificent carriage" was a
present to Gen. Pierce from citizens Of Boston
He accepted it, and uses it and with a similar
present, we believe, Gen. Taylor did the same
thing. As to the livery. that is mere matter
of taste; and we presume that, had the driver
and footman been dressed to DEATH each in
an old white coat, high in the waist, and low in
the tail, with pair Of foxey boots, one leg Of
a pair Of old pants in and one leg out, our
Fourierite philosophers would have been recon
ciled to the carriage.
Our German contemporary, Der .Nc,c Yorker
Demohya,, treats this case in the right way
He ridicules our FOurierte as sans culotfe
as Jacobin, who would reduce the President
to the small duties Of cleaning bis own boots
going himself for his groceries. and splitting his
own fre-wood and the Presidents wife to tn
washing of her own clothes and the patching Of
the Presidents breeches, &c. thus depriving a
number of other persons of employment Our