The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

The Political CRISIS or tho UnItcd States.
From the Richmond IVA Wing, July "a
Philadelphia gro wing out of the Kidnapping Of Mr..
When We read such accounts We confess to do
cided disaclination e live longer In partnership
ace hoped and believed possessed charm of
nationality to stifs this sort If feeling, p, opes
unequal to the task zoe are prepared to JOIN ,ch the
sa@ ss sos sS ss% srsys s'y
is clear the national democracy, q II styles
itself, is humbug, or something worse. The lead
eys cracked up Pierce as tho most dexterous "nig
that il he was elected the sboliHoeists would be
annhilated and yet, since his Accession more gross
outrsges have been perpetrsted than occurred in
all cur previous annals Ard now these same men,
who ensnszed us with Pierce, are engaged in q sub
tie game to deliver US from all our troubles, pre-.
sent ard prospective by handing "a over to Sew ard
and Van Buren,. They are prepared, no dovbt,
stIate that Seward il the man Of iii Of bars to save
the South. P0saiby they may b right-cer
tainly he could prove no worse taan the New
Hampshire champion. But, for our parts We have
party fails to hold cat far prOspe for conser.
yative suct ess we are for cutting loose forth with
from YaD keedom, with all its cant and hypocrisy, its
pious preteDsiops and knavish practices. We wish
political or social, with people who teach their
children that shfy cannot perform more merito.
rious action than to rob Of our property. II ia
true their organs (the Tribune and Times, Of New
Yofk) give us to understand that the same code of
morals which hsllo vs. theft, aud the same social
system which confounds vice and virtue, engsndsr
wcrld of Mercenary dough facee, ready aud imoa-
tient to be bought and that We have only to 60
into mar ket to command any nu nbsr we wish. Bat
we don't want them on such terms. We would not
have Iegro as gift. In whom no trust cMld be
reposed- and Q veIdible Yankee Is far less trust
wortbyfor to equal knavery, he adds superior wit.
Whatever may be the evils Of dissoiving political
ties with such people, the discredt and demoraza.
ton after ding the connexion are quite as great.
The Circumstance attending this case OF rob
berry are aggravated by the fact that the negroes
were seized and carried off contrary to their wishes
against their cries, struggles, kickugs and pro
tesationa. They seemed to have presentlmeut
Of the kindness in store for them. II not already
sold in Baltimorsa trick these disinterested phi.
lanthropists are somewhat given to--they are re.
moved from kind master and assured plenty, and
may die of want in few years. But this aggra-
waiting fact may lead to good results in one respect
1t has entsngled the chief ruf1an in the meshsS Of
the law, and by false swearing to extricate himself
hes involved himself mora deeply. II q court or
jury can be found in Philadelphia 10 administer jus
tice he will certainly realize the indoor Comforts
of public wOfkhouse. But it must be borne in
mind tba. he will not be punished for the wrong
done to citizen of North Carolina in stealing his
for the violence to the subject Of the
theft, ard the false swearing of the rogue.