The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-12
OUR NEW YORK CONSEQUENCES.
Nrw YonK March hal lsh

Nav YoRK, March 10, 1857
Diynes tell that the wrath Of Satan always pro
portion the damage done 10 his Kingdom and that his
anger viii be the iniefsest wheh he knows that bis time
is short The rage Of the New York Tribune over the In
augu the new cabinet and the late decision Of the su-
peme Court in tas aaous Dred ease in honor Of whom
Mrs Beecher Stowe named her last novel, excfucan
be quite aughable So violent deluge as the events
Of the pas week have poured bis devoted headthe dis
grace of blaek-repubean members Of Congress the end
Of the reign Of black publicaDsm in Congress the bold
aad manly and national sentiments of the inaugural the
talent and nationality Of the cabuethave proved quite too
much for "Hhteeoated philosopher Greeley
the cabinet thus: Not strong cast Toucey, man
Of fair medium ability Brown didn't shine in Con-
gress Cas-, the most venerable ooe seeker in Amer
lea steadily uggng the public treasury for more than
bali century, aThompson mediocrity and obscurity
Floyd an r F. W only. Black, new 10 the nation,
&c
OF the Supreme Court have this edying language;
This bred Scott decision need hardly say, is enti
tied to just much moral weight as would be The judg-
men of majority of those eopgregated tn any Washing
ION BGr-roosl dcum prescribed By the stump tie
benehths Bouis knife sticking IN he stump ready instant
use needed Its Of piece wihtbe votes OF Benton Dix
and Bagby for The annexation Of Texas with the boundary
of The Rio Grande' "A
Nothing clearly demonstrate the wisdom of our
fathers than the fact that they placed the great interests Of
this noble country ond the reach Of such atrcdes
manage the Tribune who seek destroy all that makes life
valuable and lay this fair heritage of fathers
Greeley with his few days of congressional life upon him.
the stain Of which will go with him to his Greeley
with his $1,000 deposits in ulng veteran like General
Cas- whose whole life has been of devotion TO the pub
lie service in all places and times whose public and private
life has been scanned with microscopic eye and who
takes the first office in the government under the President
and his high duties without stain suspicion
cast By the malignant scribbers of the Tribune!
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long neglected which the democratic party TO the
pres OF the ray The zeal of the black republicans took
advantage Of the daily papers money contributed
like water aid in their circulation coaXe1
threatened and brihei to take the prin that made
on the constitution; and when all these influences fail
ell, bundles, by the thousand s,nt gratis to all
pirs of the land to be distributed all classes and
conditions While the democrats slept the enemy sowed
ares black republicanIsm attached to the hot
literature of the Tribune to vile Stories to bad
songs the of the day to prce-curtents and the
state Of the market Men took the subtle poison into their
families, rot suspectng the evil and day after day, in
column and in paragraph, assaults were made the
Union the constitution, the public of the country
who dare do their duty, the Supreme Court and all
the dykes and barriers which surround and defend the
stution- And democratic men took and read and paid
for these sedous and vile things they helped the enemy
to the hot shot that be poured into the citadel Of
the Union Democratic postmasters became agents for
these reasonable documents formed clubs to aid the crcu
ton and took the pay from those who warning against
the good of this nation. Many in the customhoues,
post Offices and in the government employ took regularly
and paid for prints that aimed openly and avowedy
uproo the democratic party and to heaye themselves
of Office And the rise and power of sactionasm
the general circulation of the opposition press 1t msled
and influenced the pulpit perverted history disguised
aud distorted facts it malgned good arrayed the
North against the South by infamng the North with a
senae of wrong done that committed it poisoned
the very atmosphere all who breathed inhaled poison for
a season.
But kind Providence avered the evils that threatened
u.s. and made this powerful influence powerless The poi
soned arrows fell short Of their mark the numbering
hand arrested the burning brand quenched In
the city of New York. in defiance Of the Herald Tribune
Tins Post Courier Mirror, an host of Others whose
sheets came resking from the form, numerous as
forest leaves in the autumn blasts the democracy of
city rolled up unprecedented majority for the demo-
cratic nominees
But the work Of eouneracting the false public
timeat made by the blaek-repablican prints is the
work of the party for all time for the next four
years 1t be done only by the democratic press The
country demands that the best talent Of the party be laid
on the altar of the newspaper press The call is made
men-to public msn--to in public stations-to men
who sit in the seats of power and oceto that the
democratic PLATFORM the love of the Union the con-
strucon OF the constitution and the glory and destiny Of
the nation be brought home each house and each heart
The democratic platform, the issues of the late national
campaign the inaugural the bred" decision have num-
bered the days of the opposition and furnished themes
which sound healthy national spirit shall beat through
sections of the nstiona pulse of sound health vgo
rous action and enduring life MANHATTAN.
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