The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-26

Tnr STATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STRAITS
OF THE BLACK REPUBLICANS The drawing near
Of the tine when the people Of This State will
have an opportunity afforded them of signifyiag
their condemnation Of the coutsc Of the last black
republican Legislature, makes the leaders and
organs oil tbat party quake in their shoes for
very Tear. They Know that if the issue is proper
y N, scented 10, and understood by, The people,
there Is no salvation for them. Therefore it is
that, wise in their generation, they are doing
their utmost to distract the attention Of the peo-
pie from the real questions involved III the ap-
preaching election for State officers and members
Of the Legislature. and to substitute, q Ia Mrs.
Cunningham, q false and spurious issue, with the
intention Of fraudulenty presenting it as the real
one. But il will not do, gentlemen. Such tricks
can Oily be successful when they are original;
and the evil genius Of Bond street has been be-
fore you in this Exposure, punishment aud
defeat are as sure to attend upon your suostitu-
tion scheme as !hey have dcue upon hers; and
like her you are only exposing yourselves to
mockery, contempt, and the modification Of q
miserable failure, to be done up probably in hor
rid doggelel. to The title OF the black repub-
Gals and their bleeding Kansas baby
What is the question On which The voters of
this city and State will be called upon, few
months hence, to express their will II is this,
and this ly:-Ousht the important Interests OF
this Empire State, the peace and prosperity OF
its cities and towns and the rights and franchises
Of its citizens, be again entrusted to party
which has shown itself so utterly corrupt and de-
mcrs,ize3, and so prone to violate personal aud
municipal tights, as the black republican party
has iioncs Here are the citizens Of this great
metropolis DISTINGUISHED their constitutional aud
municipal rights trodlen under loot, their police
demoranzed, all control over their hafbor,
parks ard public buildings taken out OF their
hands, a swarm OF black republican Office hold
ers fastened upon them, and their annual taxes
swe,led 10 something ike million and half
OF dollars. OF course ii is easy to forcscc what
sort OF coun!enance Or support The black re-
publicans will get here at the next election.
OF that they are perfectly aware themselves.
They expect nothing else than a crushing defeat
in this city. But they still cling to The hope
that in the other cities and towns Of the State,
ard in the rural districts generally, their prestige
IL sill good, and their hold upon the popular
niLd sill predominant. We feel confident that
ihey deceive themselves and that the truth is not
in them. We cannot hut believe that the great
mass Of the people throughout the State regard
the course Of the ast republican Legislature
with real aversion. and have had their eyes fully
opened 20 their corrupt practices Even IL the
people did MOI know that they were liable TO Ire
deprived Of their constitutional rights, as we Of
New York have been, they cannot help being
struck with the fact that under the corrupt
Albany regency Of Seward, Weed, MIttc-on and
Co, The State tan FOR This year has been swcilcd
by some three millions Of dollars That argu-
men, to the pocket will rot. VIC feel confident, DC
lost upon the voters from The rural districts; and
The reply 10 IL. VIC hope, VIII be such n TO place
the black republican party of this STATE for ever
among the things that wcr,,
II Is ihcsc considerations, IN brief, That are TO
operate upon the minds Of the people and 10 in.
iiuence their votes in November next. But the
black republicans. conscience stricken and fore
seeing toe doom that awaits Them are endeayor-
ing ia their despair, 10 divert popular attention
from their own vilarcs ana 10 direct IL aitorc-
iher 10 poor bleeding kansas- \ very cunning
;rick, ioT; oo;r. only, unfortunately for thc1, as
foe thcir PROTOTYPES. " that game is played OUT
The pccplc OF Kansas are very veil able 10 take
care of themselves; and if they weyc not God
beip them should they have the iuck 20 illl iato
The hands oi seward, Weed, Mstteson ADD Go.
They would I've worse Off in that case than if they
wc;c really ovcrrddcn by the border rui'ians'
under The lead or Alchison and Sirinslclow.
But they are az able TO dispense with Lhc gym
pathies oi The black republicans on the one hand
a. they are to defend their rights from border ruff
;isn invasion on the other. So sympathy for pocr
bleeding Kansas, not being wanted, would only
b. thrown away; and all the ellofs OF the TIijus-
aud other black republican organs to get IL up,
md thereby 0. hocd~ipk the voters OF thi- state,
will be unayailng The whole thiag is too pal
pablo sham to succeed in deceiying any con
siderable portion Of the people.
So Messis. Seward, Weed, Metteson and Co,
and all ye schemlpg, corrupt, uHorincipled de-
magogues Of the same party, you must face The
music and fight under your own p;ratcal
banner Instead of the motto bleeding Kansas"
engeve on your colors, Congressional and le-
glslstive corruptiops' and then we will know
where YOU are. 1t will not do. political pirates
a. you are, to sail under false colors. Bleeding
Kansas wants none of your aid; aud W. are
very much mistaken If you do not find that
BLEEDING New York" will hcnceforth dispense
with your services also. The mask is off, AMI
you must now stand before The people in all your
native deformity. Let us see how many voters of
New York will sustain The niQuitic. Of Malteson,
Edwards and their fellows
PENNsrrNANiA PorIrlcs-Poltical parties ap-
pear TO stand at present in Pennsylvania pretty