The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25

pledged 70 The abolition plan Of admltaag
slave State, 70 repea! q the fusidvesld
lins. Il 4 70 In Maine. II il 90 In MassAc
1t IL % in New Jersey, Psnnsyivania, Obi
ana, nhnsis,. Michigan, and Wisoonain.
New York, where Sewardism took ground
the Know Nothings, the KnOv NothinU
elected single national mm to Congress,
revere. To strenethen this array of fac
only necessary to state that the Leaders Of q
ere al notorious for their hostility . the
How many Of thoss now Y ssssicl q Ci.d
sPaEt nom . fsw southern wings, WI
put down the democfssic party, are d
Of the abolitionishi Take tho new mayor Of
delphis, who = probably The ablest and Ne
eifnl enemy Of Southern men In the State ol
gylvanis; take TIE new Governor OF NassAoh
Mr.. Gardner, who unfuxied the hag Of Kn
tbingim and abolitiouim q thesAme tina:
roll might b indefinitely extended. esoh
NEW YonK HnALD's national party. The
bssed upon tie idse q ssssilin9 tie rights
citizen! The Organization which proolAims
ults in the most violent intolerance, to b put
q the champion Of those co1atitutaonA Gual
which are hased upon thu broadegt pFinci
civil liberty and national union!
But, In the next place, the fu1lon which 4
RAID seeks 70 uso - IN engine Of destruction
the administration, and In fAvoe Il the 6out
tains but one permanent element 81 power.
-Nothingism q evaneocenk Reared and culi
parish In the cleax Light Of truth and In TIE
Ing ordeal Of public discussion. But Abolit
win not die whiie foreign despottms I've
there d foo to our Constitution In Tie MORT
while Seward and his saHelliteo are strong eno
defeat the Hue men OF the FREQ States. So s
. word, the scheme Of tho NEW YoRx HnRAL
lare before tho country, d 70 build up gre
tional party In the North, based upon t6e
hostility 70 State and 70 Individual rights - |
to protect Southern States.
An to The second branch IL Mr.. Benefits 81
opposition 70 tho administEation Of President 4
Ne have only 70 remark that the abolitienist|
always been hIe opponentA Constituting q
do, the controlling spirits of the present
party. they only continue their antagonisma|
another name, and with the same vigor and
which have always Characterised them. Sd
duences WIN oppose any administration pledd
that Of Franklin Pierce d, to the principles
constitution; and lot ~ add, such mon - Pre-
pisrcs w Nm i !. : cpposs tAs s 10. aas
them who have been seduced into their fusion
ID, however. . different question. When the
ter see to what extremes the abolition leAde
resolved to 60; whom they behold them usin
fusion to break down honest and fearless and
ful public servants, they will recol from tho
lential association with instructive and manly
nation. They win not yisld to the mandates
Micians who have never been able, when in 7
to protect great interests from spoliatioa and
NebraskA bin, and Who have been disappoin
regard to the bestowA Of patronage under q
Pierce, will refuse. to commit their fortunes
tender mercies Of thoss old federal leader
look forward 10 be galvanized into new life
recent elections. No Ohio democrat viii answ
appeal Of the NEW YORK HERALD 70 oppose q
sail the administration Of Franklin Pierce,
convinced, ~ he must %, that when he dK
the President Of tho United States he resto
power such Incorporating fcss Of great prin
as Corwin end Ewing. No New York don
viii join q crusade against Franklin Pierce 9
to bring back into tine government Changer q
prescriptions, or Seward and his fanaeicisma.
the democracy Of Maine willing to sustain Il
saalt Of Bennett 1pon the President they aid
elect, simply that George Evans and ". Pist
sender shall be clothed with influence IN the
raj government? Is Pennsylvania ready to q
weight to the HERALD's couree, In the facG ,
fact that by doing 30 her dem ,cracy place Tha
Stevens and w. F. Johnston in position to
shire desert her noble and her we'll tried son
forget the truth that cannot be denied, that
abe strikes MIN downit ID to elevate her Hale
F0ggs, and that last traitor, nursed upon her
only that he might poison It, Edmund Burke7
let the democrats keep in vivid and c0nstal
membrance that they cannot traduce
administration, and they cannot echo
second the howl OF the New YORK Hi
against an honest and fearless executive, vi
putting back into power the leaders Of feder
There IL no other party that rises when the
cratic party falls but that (no matter " aat dii
1t wears) which IL controlled BY the vital 81,
OF federalism-but that which assails ths rig
the States and the integrity Of the Uaior. A
democrat may have an honest animosity,
good democrat ever INDUCES that luminosity
expense Of democratic principles; end demo
principles cannot be carried out unless men
their private griefe, ard unite In Q common
upon common coed.
James Gordon Bennett Is mistskeu. he hai
mistaken before. He cannot mislead any .
OF the American people By appeals at once g
Of revenge and 90 fuli Of mi chief. Had Pre-
Pierce sent him to foreign court "a q diplc
agent, all that he assails in the present admii
ton he would nov applaud. Everything
have been c0teNv de rose. The policy ~0f th
ministration would, in that event, have beer
just. The Cabinet would have been gall
intellect and power. President Pierce would
been disciple Of the pstriots of other days
paragon OF an executive. But Mr.. Bennett d
win the honor Of . mission, and 20 the admit
tion loses his good opinion. He IL now usefu
in proving In his own person that selfish
actions ale always controlled by mercenary M