The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-12


pie and the institutions of the South against the
assaults of their enemies. We have, from time to
time, assailed the political niger drivers of the
South, and their demoralizing principles and ten
denotes, and we hope to keep up the war against
them until they are reduced into an honest sub
mission to the Union, the constitution and the
laws.
But, after all that we did for Fremont in 1856,
and with all that it is possible we May do for him
in 1860, Master Pryor is puzzled to account for
our Sudden devotion to the administra-
tion.D There can be mo private un-
derstanding between Mr.. Buchanan and
James Gordon Bennett" because we are in
formed that the President could not stoop to
level with the basest, meanest, vilest and most
corrupt wretch in either hemisphere" Again =
when We are told that an imposter, like Ere
mont has struck bargain with villain like
Bennett, we instantly recognize the propriety of
be association but the soul sickens at the
thought of confidential arrangement between
james Buchanan and an individual who is uni
velsally detested as an ugly daguerreotype of
the devil" Then follow such choice flowers of
chiyalIy and rhetoric as these :" Deepest stigma
'treacheIy Of Iscariot," "extorted money from
the fears of timid innocence" "vulture feeding
upon the lambs of society,"" &c &c. And after
all this painful yelping, swapping and bowling
mark the lame and impotent conclusion.
The sum of the argument of Master Pryor u.s.
bat fba 5O,;, %J,o
reelection of Hunter to the Senate-advocate
the election of Gov. Wise, and defend the Kansas
policy pursued by Gov. Walker, because
our "obect is to crush the State
rights democracy, and 80 prepare the
way for the triumph Of black republicanim in
1860" estate rights democracy Bah!
"Black republicanism in 1861" POOH Stuff.
Your Estate rights democracy" Master Pryor, is
but another name for Southern sectional con-
spirscy for the public plumber Union or disunon.
Of such democracy as this, and of such republi-
capism as that of the Seward Northern clique of
agitators, We are the enemy; and we are for the
administration, because it truckles neither to
Southern niger drivers nor Northern niger
worshippeIs. That's all
It is evident that in putting this rash and in.
discreet young man. Mr.. Pryor, at the head of
their Virginia organ, the secession ultras have
committed a fatal mistake. He confesses, betrays
and spoils everything, from the ungovernable
violence of his temper. His editorial experience
though short, is history of miSortunes Ad-
mitted into the Washington Union, they had to
turn him out because of his unmeasured admira-
ton, as democrat, of the white slavery system
and Siberian criminal code of Russia Admitted
into the Richmond Enquirer, they had to turn
him out, wo suppose because he would be satisfied
with nothing lessfrom Mr.. Buchanan than Euro.
pean mission. And now, we think it very
probable, indeed, that the estate rights de-
mocracy'' Of this rash young man, Pryor, is d.
rected to foreign mission from Mr.. Douglas, in
view of the election of 1860 or to high seat in
the sy nagogue Of separate Southern confederacy'
Mr.. Buchanan having failed in the reward ex-
pected at his hands, Of what further use can his
administration be to such disinterested patriots
as Master Pryor
In conclusion, we would kindly admonish
this rash youngster-frst, that his foolish
abuse of the editor Of the New YORK HERALD
argues bad cause, bad spirit and low and
vulgar character, and that the silly fellow who
spits against the wind spits in his own face.
Secondly, that we support the administration be-
cause we believe it to be right and oppose North
ern and Southern niger agitators because we
believe them to be senseless fanatics or reckless
demasogues.
No YELLOW FEyER.-The Health Officer has
issued series Of excellent regulations for the
government Of shipswhile in Quarantine; we hope
that his practice will be as good as bis principles,
and that, having laid down good and sensible
rules he will not see them broken and nulded