The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-13

accursed and 6endsh spirit and cried out disunon-
storm-when the fanatic CRASHED his tee-he hypocrite
groaned-the demagogue characterization the bad perse
cuted and reviled-the good trembsd-the timid d.d,
and friends like the Priest and levite passed by
the other side Let these questions be answered and
let faction remember that it is yet qse too early to
enter upon the fabrication Of this chapter in history
That envious miscreant, Haman, could not enjoy the
honors which awaited him because he MOrecai the
lie officer originating in political malevoence and md
ing in malicious prosecution TO the shame and confusion
Of its harmonious orginators and the exhaustion of
the public treasur, for their benefit 1t has left not one
single train of utility behind it. but its dark and devious
pathway is strewn with exhibitions of conflict malice
and i'll WILL and train of dshonorabe remembrances
and demoralzing influences, which generation cannot
obhterate. The honest Masses who in lS4S msed
by traerous leaders, would long since have rallied the
national democratic standard but for the coalition which
placed fidelity and treachery Those who have
already done will speedily return their early aud
cherished faith, with experience which will enable
them to perseyere to the end We shall be relieved of
few dilapdated leaders, who out for wool and
came home shorn,n if they do come home but the
chances fortunately that having gone to huxer with
free sellers like fur traders who first out to traffic with
the Indians find themselves in the pappoose business be-
fore they of it, and finally remain and marry
among them ana upa generation of half breeds
They will be nexpectedy detained like the soldier on
battle field Who when the armies into conflict,
rushed into the enemys ranks, and sezng his cried
out Captain, captain | have taken prisoner
"Well, bring him along said the captain can't
the reply. ..Wel, then, come back yourself
can't get away and the prisoner won't let me go" said
he. The assembling of the late Democratic Convention
Syracuse if the pathway to it had not been for tho last
five wears paved by free soil which no democrat could
safely travel and for the or three years soened
BY broken pledges and repaired only by renewed cosli
tons furnishes abundant evidence that the democratic
party could longer with either safety HONOR toe
rae the connection. 1t cannot be deuied with SEM
bance of truth that the national democrats there had
majority Of the delegates. The Hon. NJ story, Chairman
Of the State Committee called the convention to order
it both his privilege and duty to do. He nominated
Ira Barnes chairman put to vote ami upon the
declared it carried. There appeal from his deci
that the convention ana a. therefore stood as
cha Nor does IL change the that
dividual not a member of The State committee sub
srquenty nominated, and amid yes from gang of RAT
hans, declared another person elected Mr. Barnes
still the duly elected chairman of the convention but the
convention could not transact its Blu ness with either de
safety In addition to numerous corps OF pub
lie officers State and national with the bribery of Office
and the threats of expulsion there there By free
soil procurement TO take part in the proceedings of the
convention the spawn of general jail delivery rem the
city of New York the black vomis of the Tombs and
Backwes land-the hair lip stted ears broken noses
bear and only about two whole to
TIN ragged Lazarus and murderous as
Cain, motted wh disease, foul with stencil creeping with
vermn shaggy it'll drunken eroeity and armed With the
Of their trade sung shots and bowie knives
there under the control of public officers to force
democrats and peaceful citizens into har-
monious concert with those who brought them there
The result is known-the base gamsnt severed for
and glory in this act of the democratic
party of this State than in every other act which has
characterized its domestic policy Those out of the State
who have quite too ociousy ccnsured the democratic
party for its refusal TO continue humating and de-
grading coalition inquire with much compacency why
the democrats cannot contain association which has
had few years existence, and especially since the free
soil wing have adopted national PLATFORM 1t is a
homely though significant, proverb that he who has
refractory wife understands how to The difficulty bet
ter than of his and is not that
those who generously received back reacherous faction
under the promise and hope of reformation and after five
painful experience find its yirulence great
its upon the faithful and just principles of the
party indicative in le4s and, finally, that in its
desperation to control public affairs after repeated
of violence il has mady resored TO the employment of
common feIons with mnrderous weapons and Introduced
fbem int tiypr N fha IF dav
are as good judges of their own rights and their
dignity and of the true interests of the democratic
party withal those who looking upon through
a iaundiced medium from abroad. The adoption of a
national platform by this faction should deceive one
The Evil One adopts the Gospel platform whenever it
suits his purposes and becomes angel of light VIXEN
ever he turn it to advantage They found it
to their purpose and having important scruples
Of conscience boted it down forthwith body, but
the managing spirits either openly dissented from
eya6 ed il, not having had time to read it. Mr. John
Cochrane Surveyor of the port Of New York. noisy free
soier who to recent moment had siren uously
resisted national sentiments seized an early opportunity
the convention 10 declare that he authorized (by
up to national platform, including the fugitive
slave law would not be recognized democrats. After
this declaration it is not surprising any who has
understood the sincerity of this ororn hope-sincere in
nothing but the pursuit Of sposthat they should have
adopted national platform fugitive slave law and all
although a few weeks before some of them had pro,
nounced the doctrines of the President Inaugural
''damnabe,' and others fed from resolutions simply
endorsing it in the Presidents language,
when told the pos could only be procured by endorsing
such sentiments they would have tai down the fugf
tive slave law platform with the fugitives it if
luired. They would have taken all this down. and then
Lave to their belief in the divinity Of Iemim Will
siDson and Jo Smith So far from this somersets hay
made their association acceptable than before
il is the all know from the history of the &C
ters past and present-he conductor their leaders And
the tor of their preses-that the adoptono tbis Mat
form cl eat and fraud and adds this TO their
mer catalogue of sin. Their sympathy with the declsra
tion Ct principles about deep those Of the London
editor who published obituary notice. friend Of the
deceased calling pay for it. inquirng the amount of
the charge was told it was five shilngs. But said
the gentleman, you published one for another friend
few days since as long this and charged him only
three shillings" "Ah,' said the publisher that was
case where merely said, regret to announce sc.
this is where said sincerely regret
&c" And these harmonsts will increase their sin
cere protestataton in proportion TO the spoils in
expectation Let those who choose to be guled by
empty paper spells hunting declaration, justified by
antecedents but contradicted by al-repudated by
heir presses and disowned evaded by their
Who have and known the whole history Of the
will not be deceived by it, Their platform like the Irish
mans pigeon. Is paper and paper only gentleman
n Philadelphia having purchased large number Of wild
geons put dozen alive into basket tied cloth
and sent his Irish servant who ha5 Just over and
quite gree but soft as Irishmen never are to
AIRY to his friend in another part of the city, with
,oe, begging his friend to accept the pigeons pre-
ent. Not knowing what in the basket, and hearing
uttering Pat united the cloth to look in and the p
,eons aew out and OIL He tied the cloth carefully
again. and went on to the gentleman and delivered
note. All good iellow,' said the gentlemaS,
you have dozen live pigeons for megye my thanks
to your master, and here's quarter for YOU And is
upon the paper that said they inquired Pat
g &c tanly" says the gentleman the paper says you
have dozen live pgeon-. . BY St. Patrick said Pat,
g In glad you find EN- the paper for tie dyil Is
there in the basket Such the coalition Of ls49, and
such have been its rus-such its endsuch its rise pro-
gress decline and fall rise again And while poti-
cal huckser well cothe themselves in garbs sable
their lions every true democrat may cry with
pebans the death Of Cesar Liberty! Freedom ty
ranny is dead! hence, proclam--cry 1T about the
Streets The old financial issues have ceased to exist
the bank is ask for by none and the excellence Of the
Independent treasury is admitted by althe tariff and
Internal inprov ment local than general but
he great absorbing questiont integrity Of our nation
II Union upon which the Last Presidential question
lecded has in the intensity Of public interest,
hadowed all others; and H. and for years to come, will
oe the great controlling issue OF the times 1t becomes
very democrat and every patriot Of whatsoever party
stand by this issue for the end is not yet Equally
ahess and unsound in State in national policy have
zen and are the coalitionists from whose associations
are reies ed The great canal policy the pride and
ory Of this state which BY the aid of Clinton smghty
anne made ours, yet in infancy al 1t became
he policy Of the people Of this State to enlarge it
O meet the necessary demands Of trsde-not by tax
pon the Ia nd and labor Of citizens but by con,u
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