New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

deserve the fair lGreat applsase Nov m,aey
hCS ms power, rot b. iisaf alone i ls.g -
with od eepoocracy aud in1usurates itself N tIis
strong POSITION aud wieis the TRIPLE power II tie OH The
oorncy, csohhTchy and astecracy But have said Il
has ore gr at cheek which is the passions Of the ml'y
and accordn 1y there are two great recognizable force
in this country one Is money and the other the ,j9iiy
Each Of these must. Of course, have parry which
represents II. So, there is q pgrfy organized a5oai
the dollar, as it. nucleus and idea the dollar is the
eelmiTal dot of the Wig party; il motive Is psculary
lelisai's for the rich and against the poor With
eryhIc must yield TO mon.y; and thai 20 nothing; the
densr lag universal -i-tt o; way The grslte' n ~
Of The v h,g party for years said-- The greHoo
,Ject Of GovSrnment is the protection Of ProPsrty
Money IS the Wig god. The millionaire j. the highest
social product lie s that which IA. come Up T. the
measure OF the standard Of the pe-fsot WIKI res'
applause Here must al.O be party % represent. "a,
majority which holds money in cheek The N lry o.
me people 90 not ddter much from the fr q ID = ara
rich only IN this Point the few have g,t rich the mlny
have got the desire TO become rich. lGrat laughter
Nhnt u The odds Thus there arises 2 y n 'erat.e
party which is organized about the majority; ta party
repre nts the acquiztive instinct Of the people II this
party belong the young the poor the bold the aldiogs
are s eders, commonly de'titute Of any lofty char
acer and any great idea. lGreat aPplilse Not very
careful Of justice love religion the party snsers
te 80 az lne mig phIy snleis q, the poor. ne
wing larly cannot trust the people the Demo ratio party
cannot trust any body else This knows no Law hgherhal
the vail OF the majority TIE ohcr none 'nsy
Irotetants wOip the Bible collection of books the
most excellent in the world written with ink in brew
Greek translated out OF the original tongues with the
former taLslaiions diligently revised and ccmPlre1
ofGod SO the Wig worshps money the Demo- rat the
majority To the Wig party il il NJ matter how money
got BY smuggling opium by selling run by stealing
slaves-for money il goo To the Democratic party, AZ
matter what the majority votes is best The Democratic
party may choose whom they please. Polk is good
Jackson when voted and short Pierce il a. tall az
Jackson when in the Presidential Chair election makes
al men equally tall Ii the majority wants q violation
Of de Consultation Of the United States Of the Declss
ton Of nG peudenceyes, he Constitution OF the on
science ard the Declaration Of the Most High C1I-shs
answer IT, There is no higher law-lt us do IT.
Tlere is vital difference between these two
parties with respect to any moral principle TAs
ore has got the other wants TO get the one iniu
gura'es the thing got on tie mater pfn ,iple AMI
wincvle In times which ry the passions which are the
souls Of parties then both cOalece and both are on the
lev one is but the continuation Of the other; there
both mixed that cannot tell who is Hard AMI
who Soft. Loud laughter In common times the same
thing happens, for the Wing is only an old Democrat
and the Deaocrat young Wing lAppause and laughter
In morcan lie Phrase the Democrat is Wing TIM,
and the Wing is a Democrat arrived at maturity
whose tine Is come. Loud laughter .Accoriingty.
many nun is q roaring Democrat when young an poor
who becomes roaring Wing when old and rich In Bos
ton knew men who in 1872, were most yiolen: Demo
went privateeriDg against the oppression Of Eng
land to take sailor ont Of Britsh ship. In 1851
the same mcn were Wings saving the Union and band.
ing with slavery craft and lines Not fe tier
changed It was only Wing time who had arrived at
maturity Laughter and applause | do not mean to
that every in the Wing Democratic party is of
this way Of thinking very far from II there as noble
men as ever trod the country in each party
do not mean to say that either party VIII
have told the firth Of it, opposite Loud applause and
laughter The idea of money does not exist in the
scouness of the Wing OF the majority in tia, of
he Democratic party But exists there a fact
conviction this cushion is red without knowing any
hing about IT, To get any considerable power p9liti
ra power, in this country. Q man m st candidate
ore Of these two parties The lecturer then explained
how both parties united in pho!diug the slave power
and gave detailed historical view of the entertainments
which that has made b. the several Compromises
The South be designated the enemy of the North.
should Slavery b. permitted to enter Nebraska he sugured
Is further spread until it hould have reganed all its
I'D asccndancy. However he was inclined to hope
better. lie concluded with these words See how Spain
rs attempted work with the slave tool, anl
low miseIate is Spani-h America. Let take the
ng One day the North viii put Slavery under ia foot
md then the blessing of God viii come down the noble
eople the world ever ssw-who have triumphed over
beocracy, monarchy, aristocracy despJtocracy-who
ave a democracy indeoda government OF all for ALL by
ii a church without bishop, state without king,
community without a lord a family with no slave. IRE
ne ndOus applause