The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

Esq Las man OF talent ing nuly and sbiy-as James
bucnanan ESQ attorney ana counsellor a. law, LAncas
ter. Pa but ~ James Platform, Esq., look upon him as
unnt morally ana pohucauy 10 De the cuie msgsuAe =.
these United ss'es " tness pe.oas lines he mas no.
ming men who would surround him aud lay hold OF him
Ano use MN 70 tuen purposes, winch purposes are "
put down ana orve on PAID aoor ana 70 extend the en-
pire and DOMINION OF tne great pody capitalists, Wao
bold TO the doctrine OF getting labor for nothing by BUY
ing u ana hoiuine II 10 tnelr own inrevtr. ,.,,.
They drive away independent LABOR from tneir mias.
ana Duy ana own tne iaoor wnicn enrcnes them. ~
they despse the Northern man who laoors Such 49, po
Hnco economicany the iact oi tne case, wtnout any
reference 70 moral consioerauons Is system o. pvn,
uca economy "cn as sucn may DC rauonauy discussed
without fanatic nvectve as 70 wnetner OF no goou
sysem calculated 10 advance .ne interests
The struggle T the 30 called democracy OF TINS day 70
extend this system Of political economy; and their only
object IN Nus struggie - 70 gam tne iavor OF Tue oap
@ VINO % nan T ov aSor ma
posed 10 this system as mater oI pohtcai econony
the capitalists VINO go ior II na.ursny require slse
area trraory 10 carry on TINS system makes tnem
soe oras Q. .ns 'e, anu 70 ~ 'po Tue s, uo
mocracy mas sou tseii. MT pucnHnan uAs given nm
self TO sustain this system through thick and thin and
10 give up Kansas wnoiy 70 Inc a. nea ios
the profitable exercise OF tue system. ins surrender OF
himself w oina MN manu- anu ioU., W os ne 700, n =,
class ana moi tne inparua ESecuase u Tue oh ,h
de nas not cunning enough 70 cope win Ine
cunning ones VINO are sIesoy usag M anu s.ump
ing Tor MN ana 70 wno n has so,enny sgnea nmss
over by his own puohc ACT an deed But taxing 70 %
virtue 70 De not cunning no vI.uc uness inis ~
sence OF guile IS iound unlea win sIMgntorwaro noo.
and vruous purposes and with frmness to carry out
those purposes in spite OF friend or foen spite Of pros
periV or adversiy now lor proof Oh my n.s' ASST
publish in black and white to the world his own immo-
rahty, or rather MS own readiness 70 pefpeusie
OF consent 70 immoral action
the periect cunning knAve pupr'ne MIN as VII
tuous ana moral whe ne practces or ID READY 70 prac
tee the very contrary interest seems 70 require ~:
Now, Mr. has openly placed himself before the world
as avery Ahao VINO ID determined 70 get Oh
lar ana iovey lana he SAYS as Anso sac we w,
puy IL We can ouJ ~ out mol, We VIII nave y Auy
now Nhat tn's put TOM Jdceds rem Tecti 81 Poss,s
non qnoquo moao Iae'as rem rms mmorai princp'e -
that which runs lpdviouas ana punges them IN crime
and perdition This immoral principle IS that which
RUNS cuates ana hatons Wnen tney are given up "
guides who follow tuoh pernicous dishonesty for what
ever nackneyeo potcsns ana potcai rogues may say
OK tnnk 70 tne contrary, honessy 10 tue DOS. pohoy,
10, nauons y wen - ior men. 4. ali 49,. ,.,, ,h,,
Will now snow py iscs patent 70 al tue Worid tnat
MI b. amlaoie as ne as private gentleman Is unnl
FOR the high seat he apre' To- because ne Is TOO weak
minded Old as ne is, juvenile passoa carries nlm
away; the overanxety and excessive heat he burns
under 70 attain and embrace ogea ana desired OBJECT
sacrifice himself like insane lover, TO gain the desired
object.
The democratic parry, as ever, body knows, had fallen
into the lead and power OF daring dashng reckless men
set OF desperate men, with Pierce their willing tool
had conducted the country an the party TO the brink or
ruin. The wise and moderate ones OF the party seeing
how foolshy they were led, aud into what guph OF
civil war they were being led, we're alarn Xaa ship
being steered blndiy into the midst o. oasakers
The themselves who had brou ht the ship into these
dangers began to see that they had gone too far.
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good and prudent pilot IN place OF the Hospurs and
iunatics and mbeces who had led the ship into hs bad
position.
Had Mr. b. only hac statesmenhke qualities enough 70
see into the uuth and Understand the wishes o. men
and OF the nation and 70 see the DANGER ana see nat mo-
thing else IN the world out TIE nope cnan2e Oh pohcy
and measures and the adoption OIL more moderhe ana
prudent course had caused al eyes 10 turn 70 n ana
awe nm the nom'naucn ne would nave acted dt.renuy
he would not have been bind 70 the wshes OF ns own
party TO the sentiments q the people, 70 the universal
murmur, 10 The loud cry OF dssAtsned NATION. de
would have taken liberal an independent course as the
nominee and bis own party would have thanked him Tor
nbave been tie ioucest In appauding LIN Tor maxag
charge IN the odious ano CONQUER Oh an odous
9dminisraton he lost tie chance lie was TOO eager
TO grasp in bis embraces the owed and long sought oo
Ject OF his ambition he could not see that the party
TOOK him Up 70 help them out OF scrape de coni not
perceive that the accamahon oy which ne was nomi
mated res ire m the hopes tna the mad career OF not
headed nre eaters mgnt De stopped anu tnAt tne pAy
might make sohange y prlncpies arc MEASURES nonor
aoiyt npefcepuoy, "nnuuI usgIaIe, Nhnous appsa,
ing y repen. OF Ieceoe AKA without oeing 70
" ne coua no. near we VOICE ol .ne peopc. ne
or lot Dau, ne Ana even mere