Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-14
Mhaf a Pitinre


| A number of the New York National Democrat o
the 10Th inst, came into our hands yesterday, th'
first we have seen for some time. 1t is the organ
the New York Conservative Democracy, or Harc
Shells, proper. The issue of the 10th contains an
article headed The Future of the Democratic Party
II is written in n vigorous and independent tone
drawing lamentabe picture of the condition of the
"brotherhood" of the Union in general, and of New
| York in particular. The Brigadiers Administrator
is taken to task and an expose of its tmc-serving
policy made, that speaks righttothc point boldly
ayows that the Freesoiers and Ses'oasts have been
covered with office, honorS, and emolumertS thai
"they have been everywhere rewarded munihcentiy
for their former treachery to the Democracy OF the
Unon"-that lat the North and South these factions
have suddenly risen again into consequence because
they irsre clothed teih porsr, and that they vii
set up the same abolition howl the first moment II
again s,rves their purposes" The Wing press are
relieved from the necessity Of exposing the course pur
sued by ''this hybrid Administration" while Demo-
cratic journals draw picture of 1t like that given by
the National Democrat and other Democratic journals
They tell their own tale better than others tell it
for them. We give below the article from the Ma
tlonal Democrat:
Tux FUTURE or rHt DEVocRArrc PARrr.-What the
past has been-how full of disappointment humiliation
treachery and shame-we all know How long and how
impudenty the Catinc faction in the great State of New
York been thrusiing its broken front into bigh places
how they BETRAYED the greatest mlno the democracy
who could have been struck down BY open foe
how thew have lowered Ike comorants around Washing
ton and Albany hesiiaug at act however mean and
no lie however blse-ii they could but triumph Tor the
hour and ften upon the spois-how they have robbed
the democratic party Of all the prestige Of brilliant vic
tory and bound the putrd corpse Of abOitionsm upon
the fair robust, healthy form OF national Democracy-a
this is of the past, and it is known TO all men.
But the future Is unfolding scenes-the democrat
Of New York are to open their lips which have been
sealed since last November From the Convention about
assemble in Syracuse, will go forth the judgment Of
this State on the policy OF the Presdentthe course Of
Gov MArcy-the Of the Governor Of New iork and
their special adherents Ii will be the most important
convention this has witnessed for years its
queuces will reach far into the uture-s action will
riously affect the fortunes Of General Perce Admintra
ton What be done at Syracuse Of be
forseen. But aspects must come out in full relief
From all appearances the Union Democrats will have
majority in the Convention We are yet TO see however,
whether thew will be compelled to assert either their tights
privileges they often have in the presence of paid
baggagesmashers and assSSSins-os any all OF that mis-
aud murderous crew. Who, since lsls have been
kept the bidding OF their Caine mas;crs-or whether
they will hold O convention Of their own, and publish
the nation what should have been proclaimed long ago,
viz that national Democrats will longer hold any
fellowship whatever with faction whose atrocious prnCi
pies involve in their triumph the overthrow OF the Fedc
raj Constitution The signs Of the times al indicate that the
hourhis CONE when the national Democratic party every
where TO divorce itself from the foul Of recso
ism II could easily iore>ecn the last convention u
Baltimore that the frctso faction would readily and gladly
support the candidate however heartily he Iht jtSpse
aud dcest them their principles The fact vas irecsom
then PROSTATE pvSef!esi II hGd licked the aust -
Sas it. counterpart scccssoun, the South, par n0jc
frqir,ua They both harmless because they were
poser.y. AM they would have slep, The sleep which
knows 10 waking hal their shades been evoked
They were covered sith Office, honors aud cmoumcnt,
They were evsrysh5se rewarded mg!ih-entv for their
former trcachery the Democracy Of tie Union. - the
North and the South these factors suddenly rose again
into consequence because they clothed viii poser
And they will set up the abolition howl the first
nieni l-au serves ,hcr purposes. The policy Of
tempting to blend such fac tremendously ia the usn
body OF the national Democracy, has been the fatal
experiment any Administration L. ;I.ci.