The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

With the homes. democracy, and bey should 10 spurEsd
b every democrat oorup. and subyesve OF the very
ssds Of SELF government 10 word It should be The
IN 81 every an Who loves his country aad her iastltu
tons 10 render the morals Of politics as elevated in hs
tome a. those Of any other sphere Of life.
have referred TO this subject because it IL one in
Whish fear reform 10 too much needed and bscluse
think you may. b, the power of association introduce
and give true direction 10 it.
In the administration Of the general al rs.
ssrn the present state Of The country resolves Itself
into the effective application Of single principle-eco
turb us NO man VIII, for any other than selfish pur
pose out Of the ahes in VII CHI they lie buried the
latent sparks Of disssnsion We have overao wing
sseesnry pease With all nations, and harmony among
ourselves. We have public debt OF fifty odd millions
s.e money enough IN the treasury to pay of half
ana i
enc Of his early messages to Congress, asked ia refer
to the snrpn in the treasury whether they should
Indeed it only in pros periods when foreign
o. domestic exgences press for pecnniAry means that
fsros's administration win rank with Jesrsons and
JSsksons in this respesthat the outstanding debt viii
be bought up and extnguhed the tariff reduced and the
u full, baled al dispersed. There will be much to
e.baass the President in ing out these ndspensa-
BE rsforms-ggSnc schemes to resist-srtful contri.
vsness to detect and and uIyeldng front to be
aained in the warfare to be wsged against cupidy
ana to for
AMerg the most powerful combinations with which he
viii have to contend Is the Pacific Railroad. speak Of
it @ly % an applicant for the public treasure 1t is
mort important improvement-one must all heartily
desire 70 see executed. As national work. am willing
lands contiguous it in the territories through which It
win pass. though have always opposed appropriations
Of the public domain for purposes msrsly local. But
can never consent that moneys drawn from the pockets
Of the people by taxation direcs or indirect,
ah.n be applied. 1t would fasten our present
would put end forever to All hone of Y0dccn1
the tariH and adding to the free st articles which from
the prosperous ceneon Of the people, hsvs ceased to be
luxuries Nay should consider the democratic policy
Of the government aubvertsd and ts character hope
Isss sacrificed By the of scheme Unsuitable
execute much sccner and better than public trea.
Experience has shown no weak the latter is on
al such occasions The Cumberland road misers-
BIZ failure 1t the abortive Off prDg of the public
trOsaury.. Private capital the other hand, has
severed The country, at cost of hundreds of millions Of
sohrs With net work Of railroads, which well
advanced on the way from the Atlantic ocean to the Pa
could not forbear, gantemen in connection with the
subject of to advert thus briefly co pro-
jsot powerful fcm the inter ests combined with it. most
beneficial if carried out by individual means, and with
such aid az the may bes0w in the shape Of
lands eontsrninous with it. but subversive Of oil public
refora, and. sincere believe, Of ell republican
principles, If fastened upon the treasury.
Inc space have occupied admonshes to bring to
eo.e the suggestions have rs member of your assoc
station vsnsured to make lam unwilling, no rsver to
conclude without saying that have on recent occa
sion publicly expressed my opinion to the regularity
2. ne two tickets presented for tn. choice
cuae. am entirely stsed, fromIs the circumstancss
mat IRE one headed by Me7frs Verplanok and Kelley,
has been a5g minated in ac:oTdancs with the usagss
ere &c la5sJ; lhss II - leeo tilted "a good faith
e. E2egles occupied BY both, and it viii have my
de support in the canvass and at the polls
viii only sid, with the best wishes for the listing
BrCsperity Of your association, that am,
Respectfully and truly yours.
v. w John A. DIX.
Jam,s Smith t. HsSrsou n Esnno w;t;u"o,
Sbeisht, Committee of fha Young Mems DsmocraHe
Unio. e,,nh y ~ 1.s A D0aoSA"AS
Yprrrp ppou oo,, Suv,,orp
STATE OF New YOsx Esscg1Iys DsrAEgMssr,
Cpxr-v.ruvorr ;rn;-a,,nr, 20 as+nS -, aIoo.
Young Mems pevaocratc Union Club ON the as INST ao
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If nv aS, sncs from 4ps ctr "a n
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sion 10 he sran to vour for s sa
Of ths aess ans r,in";s.s
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te-. ;n1 nOs ana ING M o. es
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~ D"iica instntiSn hs ,s ing 81
eur people Affords the eny aasmance we can have for
TIE OF the principles Of liberty and this a.
volutions Of constitutional principles.
When am in tie city ofNev York shan 30 happy to
emo Of Inc of your library and residing room
Yeyv resnecffpllv vonrs HOis aTT0 SEyN9IIR
To Hesms. H p Carr and others.
LETTER FROM MR. SIDNEY WEBSTER.
WAsHIyGroy SAINT 81 1888
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~ ~ az you 40. rSs y1ur NV M, -
" tne oponipg Vi Inc IouDB hcn DemOcr4tic
Unisn Club house library and reading room. on Mon
day evening" September 2o and regret TO be compelled to
ME Men ss Sonr o. sUs
= -''"'N' '''' '''N IS SIDNEY WEBSTER.
n. r. SSrr, ESQ ano otners
Mr. OKEEFE said that perhaps Mr. Hswkea Ind felt
TO prououpcs which Of the two tickets WAS
1890 - L:~S - 80, ~. - - ~ ~ GO
put knes wnich ne eneu Vose LoI on me gay
OF eXc Ion he JOCK upon hmse ~ one OF thS builuug
Committee, TO report the progress Of that committee
VIE never met but once in their lives It then con-
ras ths lat fpyev.r. Hs Who vas frat H. va Srst in
49, 80 a.. y; ~ $50 &c Nc; ,. w"s 1isu n
Peece, ana nsst IN LIE nea.G Oh DIS S0uunryTen ns
however nsd 9o expSStsa that IKE TINS would
be the result OF their Club and ne congratulated them
having erected an altar to democratic princ ,les which
would exit until democratic urn rles were ifu sad over
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