The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

wish sppsxstor H. infamous, hut I: . nrs logicai
they well tsAs Independence u impess,se; and
ibsy sspue 30 break vhst snsy call he 5p snsh
vote, they are hxed 10 ,hs inevitable consequence
Of changing into that Of the SHIFTED 3ass Here there
bsssGsss there ,Enom'ny, sesr@ 10 DEGRADATION 70
r>-e; but there there Iogi, there the seaaneat II
Whist IL possible and reafzsbis.
The Know Noshs.xs I'm I. nexican rount or
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We translate the following ariieh froa 70 Trait d.
Union Of Goth Nay
We have sometimes net in path certain original
characters who snsoysd with happissss, and Who
themselves desired destroy their happiness,
to seeh in misfortune ssnsatioa which they
had yet experienced. These bass they called
are rare perhaps thsy Do exist the condition d
irdividuss. Snail ~ csrsd upon 70 prove before
long that nstion - nan can ale. itself 70 = ear
in day, when wish 20 cite among people exam
ps increase and fabulous prosperity the
presents tssh We that this increase and this
perity the United States 70 them from the emira
into Their sorss to Be- shattered Afterwards into thar
vast soudes and to people thsa II il known Aiss that
the Of this prodsious emigration exits In tae
hberahty Of American insitutoDs opening their arms
generously to the strsngers from all countries The
United States have hitherto given them al possible bsr
tiespoftical liberty, civil liberty, social liberty, rei
TO deny that emigration - the Ust.d States has bsss
csnsed BY the hberahy Of their institutions a.d that
NsvsrtSsiss party has jass ssss formed /. the nigh
which We have jest exposed bat batter down
elements Of pfogYess and Of grestAsss whose results
have 20 properly asteDi'sed tbs werh The k.ow No
difficult TO define correctly sort Of sest SIMILAR
70 the Free Nasons they have their oshs and their
but the which they eupIoy unfortunately
veaied but too clearly IN open daypotea intolerance
are born upon iersss so the most ccwn,sts src,u
svesm- sort Of spsniah isqusttson. Such the
qas secret society having fer rule the passive e,s
dience OF all its members 70 gives word OF order aH
pesrs to assurs great snd imusdiAte triumph, an
of the different States.
The Know Nothing party constitutes tho most abso-
lutte DeEation Of the past
Of the United sates and the greatest danger for their
future lite almost military discipline, permitting 1t TO act
which cannot Be eems.ted except By tho sams arms,
that 70 cay, by the formation Of another party with
the saEe orgaDization for the purpose Of thoroughly
cesnterbalaDciDg te influence,
We recolect that ut the time whom the Nor MONS in
babited Nauvoo their system OF passive obedience TO
their chiefs system similar It sesn to that Of the
Know Nothings-bad given them in the whole country
such political influence, that an electoral strife had be-
come Impossible. The sandidsss Of sos aormons Al
sise1os snsarsd p.s,sesy < arss then shsy became
apd anti Mcrm0ns fought with nuskets And sanaou.
The Aormons, eonqaersd were obh cd to abandon the
place, and Afterwards tho carans OF M CADET
to the partisans Of Joe Smith.
The apparton and the still Increasing power Of the
Know Nothing party must necessarily bring about
they triumph in the elections over ether parties divided
smsDg themselves these parties will unite day in
terrible strife to overthrow their common enemyths
eYemy Of the prosperity Of the great confederation
We already see, peepng up on the horison scenes Of
violence and Of civil war, reproducing On grand scale
the combat Of Nauvoc and God Knows what sfortunes
may result therefrom to the neiehboring republic.
There in yet time, think 70 avoid these isfortunes
but will be necessary TO mako haste and to tight,
have said, the enemy with his Lot al that
there liz OF honest and Of rational In the Untsd Statss
aheicatlsg all secondary dierencss Of opinion, group
submit mp to the hour Of victory to ths passive obs
dence which makes strength, and the Know Nothtngs
will fan miserably into ridicule and contempt