New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

hvor Of avery Restriction. but who have
bapkerine after the fesh-pots OF Egypt which
oyerbesrs our devotion to Freedom. will You be
good enough TO 90 over no ~ ard do 1t as openly
possible We know whence the true men are
coming y ho will more than make good your loss,
and this is an excellent time to spare you VIII
you be- good enough to move on
Aw while ago. there was the semblince Of q Wing
party. which Mr. Washington Hunt spostrophized,
ard Mr. psriel d. Barnard appealed TO, and Mr..
James Brooks prcfessed to beloog TO- repeling the
imputaiion that he was a KnoT-Nothing. This
Wig party was entreated to " use TIE American
rife" this once, just to show that 1t was not
'fused." and would not be, but was going to be q
Wbip party hereafter ss heretofore But the
Election is over; fusion" with " BAN" has car
ried the State and now where is tits Wing party
What does Mr. J. Brooks report ofit' Does he
even recognize it's existence Does he admit that
the Know NOthings owe it any thingl Where are
tie Gerards and Ketclums who affected not to
have 1" seen SAM" but appeared before Election in
the character Of Wings, or citizens, or independ-
ents, or under any guise by which votes could be
won for their Know Nothing candidate Is their
game played out!
"Jhe People Of the North, " we are told by The
Erpress, entertain but one opinion on which they
" ret value, which they do not mean to sacrifice
"to Kansas" Do you hear this, protesting Anti
Slavery meD, who have just carried Rensselaer, and
Washington. Essex and Franklin, Delaware and
Tompkins, over to the KnOw-Nothing campi "ls
"nis the entertainment to which yoH were in
vited?" lit lis, it certainly is not that to which
you have invited your followers.
"Ihe American party" says The E1press, was
created for SAM and not for Sambo. 1t is held
to be Of more Importance to protect the white
men of this country from Foreign and PGPGt in
rosiom, than it is to battle about the african, to
"the sacrifice of everything American Such is
also the idea, as we understand it, Of the ex-Abo'
litonist who edits The albany Register. lie. too,
goes in for "Sam"-that is, for himsef-and is
done trying to help "SambO," or anybody else,
except as he thereby indirectly helps himself.
And such is the spirit Of the party, as evinced
through it's press. And those who have Joined 1t
hoping that they might thus help themselves with
out desisting from all earnest attempts to make
Ksnsas Free State, will find that they have yanly
ate mpted to serve at once God and Mammon.
five staId by Kansas and the general effort to
secure the Territories as Free Soil for Free Men;
we are .auntiDely told by these organs of Sam
that we shall be reduced to a mere Garrison, Ger
:" lit Smith party" So be it, then. Here is one
who will be proud to stand thus, though reduced to
isolation poverty and ignOminy by the desertion Of
our sunshine friends to that American party"
which, we are boastingly told, "eubraces all Sec
" tions of the country" Gentlemen who are 60
ing over to that fourishiDg organization to help it
sell out Kansas to Slavery in proof of its National
ity, be good enough to start now. Don't shuttle,
and palter, and equivOcste, as some did who de-
serted us in the late contest but say good bye and
march off in open day light We shall be stronger,
more unitet, more efficient, when the last of you
shall have rOne.