Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-04
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, besides publishing glowing
account Of the late Democratic State Conven-
ton at Indianapolis, Indiana, which was really
the most remarkable political gathering of the
year, takes the New York Herald to task for
Its Washington -oOrbacks, specifying particu-
larry the stories that the President had re-
eeived political letter from the Emperor Of
Russia, and the more recent one pretending
TO give an sccount of an interview between
Mr. Buchanan and Lord Palmerston, and also
of dispatch from the former with reference
to the pretended interview in question. The
Union is % day after the fair in this mat
ter The Star shot down both these roorbacks
as they started on their tour over the country,
and our fat and emphas:c contradiction of
of them was re-published in half the journals
of the country months ago, it may be. The
Union calls attention to the course of the
Courier and Enquirer upon the failure of
the Democrats of New York to harmonic on
the Nebraska bill, saying:
1.-The New York Courier and ENQUIRER
which, in paroxysm of abolition inspiration,
few weeks ago, offered its soul and its SER
vices to the great despot of the Northern fana-
tics, William Lloyd Garrison-is of course re-
jOiced that the Democratic party of New York
have not been able 10 consummate a complete
and cordial union upon the principle of the
Nebraska bill; and upon this idea the Courier
and Enquirer proceeds to avow its hopes that
the Democrats Of New York are certain of de-
feat, The bitter rebuke which this expression
uneOnsciOusly administers to the corrupt and
disgracefal fusion which the Courier is daily
laboring to build up, shows at q glance the
distinctive difference between the Democratic
party and its adversaries. Let the first be
unable to agree upon a single philosophical
truth, and 10! those who declare it to be q
party CT spoils are loud in predicting its over
throw. And what creed of shreds aud of
patches is that upon which the Courier and
Enquirer expects to rally the sound, conserva-
tive, ard patriotic men of the country, What
n farce Is its fusion what a libel upon the
common sense of the country its expectation
that this fusion will succeed
" Tie fusion In the free States, advocated
by the Courier, is an admixture of intemper-
anee ON the slavery question, temperance on
the subject of Intoxicating drinks, equality for
the negroes, inequality for the whites, charity
for the know NOthings, and political chains
for the adopted citizens. And this catalogue
Of contradictions Is sought to be crowned with
the approval Of the church, and then present
cd 10 the people as the remedy for ali the dis
eases Of the body polite ~
The IeteffigeaeeT publishes, with approba-
tory comments, an essay, prepared by friend,
TO show the Importance of new treaty with
Turkey, by which our exports to that country
may be placed on footing with those of other
nations. The Lafeiiigsncer also ccmmends the
conservative views with reference to the fu-
ture of Mexico, expressed by the editors of the
Mobile Register and the Adretissr of the
same city.