New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-15


ORGANIZATION. Nothing but orgsaiz alton.
shall we organize Why no. Csc We MAINTAIN
The revolution susociousy begun without orsaGi-
Zstion Certainly not. Are You apr-eaensiTe OF
failure because the revolution IS no, everywhere snd
at all tines equally successful! Was there ever
revolution ha; equally successful at all times and
eyeryrherei Certsinly Tot. DO you ssy tcat you
cannot abolish Slavery In the privileged States We
have 10 need no purpose 10 constitutional power, no
DUTY 10 90 60. Providence has devoived tlat daty on
oiLeis and TIE organic law leaves Il wisely 10 them.
We have power 20 sveTt the extension OF slavery 70
the Territories Of the Irion, and t1af enough. ID
ysu doubt that power Did not the statesmen OF l7s7
know the bounds Of constitutional power Some ocy
has municipal power in the unorgaSzed Territories IN
the [ MON. Who l. il II Is not any foreign SIa'e'
il il not any OF the American States II Is 40. the
people in the Territories. 1t is the Congress OF the
whole United States and their power there's supreme
Are you sfraia that the privileged class wIl not suo-
nj, The privileged class are human, and they are
wise. They know just as well bow to submit to
inst authority firmly and constiiuaoHally exer'
cised ss they do how to extort unequal con-
cessions by terror from hmid men. Can the
privileged class live without union any oetIer than
you can They Sonld not remain and wransle with
you an hour If they could 90 Can they ever hope
10 obtain a5otter Union so favorable to them as this
one, II this should be overthrown WIZ they destroy
themselves that they may simply do harm 10 you
Did ever any privileged class commit such an absurd
suicide as tbisl Are you alone the keepers of the
Union Have not the privileged class interests as
great to maintain in the MON ard are their obisa-
Hor shall we organize The evil is a natural one
Tie row er and The influence and the organization OF
the privileged class peryace oil paris OF Tue AIon
II knows no North, no South no East, no West. IL
is stronger TO day on the bay OF San Francisco sur
rounded by fIeemen, than il is on Chesapeake bay
surrounded by slaves. II is not sectional but ma
tional contest which We have entered Our organ
zatiop therefore, must lie NATIONAL one. Inc
means Of success national. We must restore
the eemoralized virtue of the nation. We must re:
store the principle Of equality among the members OF
the ttatethe principle Of tue sscreduess OF the aoso-
lutte and inherent rights Of mar. We want. then, an
organization open TO all classes oil men anu thN eA
We wsnt bold. out-spoken, free spoken organza-
on-one that openly proclams ts principles, its pur-
noses and lite obiects-in fear of God and not OF man
like that army which Cromwell led, that established
the Commonwealth of England. This Is the organi'
cation we want. =. 49,. -
syers 10 these conditions II we can ind one; II we
cannot find oue such, we must create one Let US try
existing parties By this test Shall we take the hno|-
Nothing party. the American party as 1t now more
ambitously names itself II is purely sectional or
ganization In the privileged States 1t scouts the
principle of the equality of man, and justihes
HE urbouneed claims of the privileged class In
the uDpriveged States it STILES its voi,e ami sup
presses your own free speech lest 1t may be over
heard bevopd the Potomac. In the privileged States
il its,ies all the wrongs committed agaios. you. In
the unpry lies ed States it affects to condemn them but
protests that they shall not be reiressed speak not
now of is false and prevsricslng rituals, its unay.
fu and 1christan oaths its clandestine councls ana
s daIk COZ spir ices is mobs and its murders, pro
scrbpg and staying men for their conscience sake and
for the sake of their nativity have spoken OF them
often CROUCH and freely enough heretofore. say
now only hat all these equally uni. this so.cailel
American pa ty for any national duty, and quality 1t
10 be- what it has thus far BEEN an auNi larry Swas
Gems engaging the friends of Freedom Ia premature
skifnsbes at one time, and decOyDg then lnto am
Lushes prepared by their enemies at another Let 1t
psfs BY. ....,
If So to which section OF faction The dards, who
are so sern in defending the ogereSons OF tue PRIV
lee ed class aud in rebuking The alton through
whose aeet cy ey are committed or the Sotts that
protest against these aggression wbie they sustain
and nvigorate that administration Shal W. sup,
pose the Den ocratic party reunited and consol
What Is it. then, but the same party when has leu III
The commission of all these aggressions save one, ana
which urged, couDseled aud co0perated III that and
claims exclusively the political benefits resulting from
it Let the Democratic party pass: ~,
Shall we report ourselves the W hiZ party Where
Is ~ Gentle shepherd tell me wherel -Four years
SEQ II wss strong and vigorous party, honorable for
energy Loble achievements, and stu more Tor nooe
enterprises In 1852 il united and consolidated
ard moved by pgLic and fears 10 emulate the Demo
cratic marty in lie practiced subseency to the wi
Legged class, and II yielded in spite OF your remon'
ne 1hs Psyegea eas %n9 asa d
could rot vie with its rival in toe humlaiing serv.ce
il profered them and now there's neither Wing patty
uor Wig south Of the Potomac
How is il in the unpTslege1 States Out OF y CIV
York the lovers of freedom, di'gusted with prosttu
tu forsOok il and marched into any aud every other
or anzation. We have maintained II here, and 10 u,
puffy until the sders ard abetors OF the pnyheze1
Glasses. in re aiatiOD have wounded II on all sI'e'
and Il il now manesty no longer able to MAINTAIN
ard csry forward alone ard uuaided the great reyoiu
ton n at il inaugurated. lie s unfit for statesman, a.
though be may be spairiot who will cling even to an
bopoTed and faithful association when II Is reduced
=, nd NH "a
efeciua amid the contests OF great parties 0y wach
republics are saved. Any party, when reduced 20
low, must ultimately dwinde and dwarf into mere
faction. Let then, the Wing party pass. IL com
mi,,ed = grieyogs fault. and grievou-y hath it
swered H. Let it march out OF the heli' therefore
with all the honOrs.
Tho PRINCIPLES of true Democrats and the principles
of true Whss remain throughput alchapses o. patdss
and of men and 30 far as they are sound they are
rtcetsarily the same. Such true Democra's ana rue
Wings are now ready to unite on those sound Prnci-
pIes conmcn 10 both. Neither OF these Two Glasses
tsn or oueht 20 iusist on forcing deec v9 organlZa
lion. with stained banner upon the other The Re.
publican sanizatOn has sageciousiy seen thls a1d
mas anImOus laid new, sound aud liberal platform
broad enough for beth classes 10 stand upon lis
PRINCIPLES are equal and exact Justice lie speech open
fecic Cd and frank Its baIner ia un'orn in former
battles ard ursued by past errors. That the pary
for U.s. | do not know that 1t Will Away, or even
org preserye its courage he moderation AMI tic Goa
So ey II l. shall DO So il will sOd save The
country Tit too shall become unfaithful all pre-
ce6irg psrties have dore it will, without sorrow Or
regrtt on II part. perish as they are peri'hnS ana
viii give place to another. truer and better one.
SO long as the Republican party shall be trm aud
faithful 10 the Constitution the Union end the Rights OF
Man slall serve IT, with the reservation OF that per
oua independence which is my brthnaht but at the
same time with the zeal and devotion that patriotism
.lloWs and eDio1s do not know, aud personally
90 not greatly care, that il shall work out ts great
ends this wear or the,peKt. IN my lifetime because
know that hose ends ultimately sure, ana thst
tne ap6 trial are the clements which make all great