The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

1uc IesultS VI TIC late Ctote III Gull
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana are perfectly as
founding They finish the work in the North
OF the destruction OF the two old party organi-
cations between which the administration o.
the government end the destinies of the coun-
try have been osclllating for the last twenty
five years.
The Know Nothings appear to have been the
controlling force in Penpsy lvania. The ad
ministration forces, dropping all other issues as
secondary considerations, fought the battle as
against this mysterious and dreadful fraternity
of the Know Nothings, and mo quarter" was
the cry. The result is the election Of the whig
coalition candidate for Governor by some thir-
" thousand majority, few thousands more Or
less, making no material difference ia the crush
ing force of the fatal blow. But the antiNe-
braska sentiment aud the temperance Question
contributed much to the increased gubernato
rial. congressional aud legislative gains Of the
coalition wings. On the other hand, the dc
moralized democracy had nothing to stand upon,
out an administration and a Kitchen Cabinet OF
spoilsmen already weighed in the balance ana
ound wanting" and suggestive of nothing but
accumulatipg disasters, as nucleus for the re.
construction of the party. The keys hav-
ing fallen out tho whole arch crumbles to the
ground.
in Ohio the Know Nothings aided very mate
rally in swelling the revolutionary avalanche;
but there the overriding element was the anti
slavery Ju,ore excited upon the Nebraska
bill-that desperate expedient of the admins
tration to neutralize the Scarlet Letter in
the South. In Indiana, too, the Know Nothings,
though cooperating with, were overshadowed
by the enti-Nebraska anti-slavery allisace.
In both OF these States, as in Pennsylvania,
the general result ia the expressive language
of Kit Carson, wipes out" the Cabinet spoils
men and the democratic party, and over
whelms the wing basis of the opposition vita
q conglomeration Of odds and ends, of princi.
pies and factions, utterly repugnant to each
other, and totally incapable Of any permanent
or practical cohesion.
We repeat it the democratic party Of the
North identified with the presens administra-
ton at Washington is wiped out" extermi-
mated, gone There is nothing in the admins
traiion upon which its broken legions can be
recognized and the remnant of its term Of
existence is getting too short to justify the
slightest expectation of anything turning
up to redeem its fallen fortunes. Aud
so the Northern democratic party, ia
connection with the administration, is
routed, dispersed, and disbanded. But
The revolution stops not here. The fact which
we have stated concerning the old wing party
of 10 NIL AMI ,hl khoS4
imperial guard of the Northern administration
democracy are crushed out" The old )rth-
err wing party has ceased to exist. Iu Penn
sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, as at Saratoga,
Syracuse and Auburn, il is swallowed up in
temporary coalition Of irreconciable factions,
of which the spirit Of abolitionispi is the crown
ing element, dropping It's r'ra'J AlSg'ises aaS
boldly proclaiming is ir-a a. -5'a .,s ssaun
Of sedition and disutic',
Here lies the dsuvnr. ... ~ra. -i-a N..
serve out Its limi.ol c,c,r st.34 = rayilg
as IL has been develop j. i nta4 IT. lsttsrs bag.
to wrangle over tn spo,ls. Bas the ant,
slavery alliance of the North stands upon a
permanent issue for the fiercest agitation and
the most perilous sectional warfare. The late
elections "open up" an inviting prospect fSr
Seward and his active conspirators, and FOR
their projected Northern crus .dc n 1856 against
the South. And hence the question more
forcibly recurs than ever here tofore--what do
the Union men of the North and of the South
propose to do? The administration is COZ
demned, the democratic party is swept away,
and the remains of the old wing party are sab
merged in disunion coalition. The conspra
tors against tho Union are rapidly organizing
under the fim.y disguise of Republican
party" Where now are the noisy orators o,
he Castle Garden Union Safety Committee
Where now are the administration democracy
Of the SOUTH What do they prop 50 to meet
The evil Of tie day. LIT us hear-let as hear,